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Ok thats good. Thanks
But is the long part of the sear spring suppose to go towards the front of the receiver or the stock? |
New question! Does a longer inner barrel do anything for the we scar accuracy or range wise?
And I see the triggers are prone to breaking. I bought a trigger assembly kit from ra-tech and put in the all the cnc'd pieces that came with it. Except the trigger. I noticed the trigger they sent me was smaller. I thought maybe it's the one for the m4. I put it in and the trigger locks up when firing on semi or full. Assuming the trigger was the problem, I put the stock one back in. No problems now, just waiting for the white metal trigger to snap. |
Ok so I installed a steel part #66 and 61 from Ra-tech, now my gun only fires in full auot and as soon as I put a mag in it starts to leak gas from the mag. Any hints on where to start trouble shooting?
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Quick question to all you WE M4 users:
Any experience with the WE M4 C02 mags? I have heard they leak right away and they are a pain in the ass. I would love to have a mag that works in cold-weather - but don't want something that is going to work half the time... |
I finally tried to shave down the diameter on my stock nozzle and previous to this it was getting stuck making it pretty hard to remove.
Now I have went over it with 600 grit wet/dry sandpaper and now its much much smoother when it gets stuck it requires a quarter of the energy of what it used to, to remove but I am still jamming bb's. I'm not sure how much more I want to take it down because anymore and it might be too loose. I could really use some advice on this and I'm not sure how to proceed but I cant give up on getting this thing working. Currently I',m using the light green hopup that almost looks like a V instead of the dark black hopup (I've seen it pictures they were using it and it thought might help due to the tightness of thew new barrel) I really hope someone can shed successful ra tech inner barrel light on the closed bolt system so we can end this fiasco! |
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And they work wicked in -5 weather, have yet to test them in any colder yet though. |
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Have you experienced any malfunctions or jams as result of the higher pressure from the C02 compared with propane?
I remember I tested a M4 C02 mag and it jammed in my rifle... |
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Now i must add though, I'm going to be getting a full loadout of propane mags for her to use in the summer to minimize gun damage as co2 is unnecessary(and costs more to run) in the warm. |
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Hey, Angelusnex my propane mags destroyed my hammer to probably not as quickly or as severly as the CO2 mags but I have to replace it non the less.
Considering how much abuse these guns take, they are built fairly well. |
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