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aznpos531 April 27th, 2009 20:10

just got this...good deal?
 
i just got this used KJW full metal M9 for $190 shipped. just wondering if it's a good price. most airsoft pistols i see on sites retail for around 200 with tinted grips so i assumed it was a good deal. here's what it includes:

Quote:

includes:
1 X KJ works Beretta M9 Full Metal gas pistol
3 X KJ works full metal mags
1 X Propane adaptor
1 X speed loader
free bottle of aprox 1500 .12 6mm bbs
mags have a little wear but the pistol is in great condition and has preformed flawlessly
picture:
http://i.oodleimg.com/item/1312534124_0x.jpg

ShelledPants April 27th, 2009 20:13

Ditch the BB's for some Bastards, pick up some silicone oil for the magazines, and you should be ready to rock 'n roll.

cbcsteve April 27th, 2009 20:16

Its only a good deal until you get it and check it out , you never know how well its been used or what problems will show up

aznpos531 April 27th, 2009 20:22

yea definately not using those bb's. i have a bag of bastards lying around in my basement that are waiting to fly now that my rifle is out of commission. :(

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Originally Posted by cbcsteve (Post 972939)
Its only a good deal until you get it and check it out , you never know how well its been used or what problems will show up

that's true...keeping my fingers crossed!

coach April 27th, 2009 20:23

lube it up and charge the mags carefully. if they are dry you'll want to make sure the seals get some silicone in them or you'll blow them out with a full propane charge. seals are not easily found.

if you give it a half second fill and it starts to piss gas, I'd break it down and give the seals and orings a silly bath so that they get nice and fat.

yuhaoyang April 27th, 2009 20:30

Good deal if that guy hadn't been using those... My personal rule is to not trust people on facebook, but who knows, it may well be in excellent condition.

aznpos531 April 27th, 2009 20:40

so, lube, charge slowly and carefully...lube seal and orings if dry or leaky. got it! thanks :D

@yuhaoyang:

i generally don't trust it either but i gave in this time.:rolleyes:

yuhaoyang April 27th, 2009 20:52

Probably a good idea to take everything in the slide assembly apart and give it a good wipe before you lube them as well to clean out the old dirty dusty lube =p.

Alabaster April 27th, 2009 21:38

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Originally Posted by yuhaoyang (Post 972956)
Good deal if that guy hadn't been using those... My personal rule is to not trust people on facebook, but who knows, it may well be in excellent condition.

how do you know its from facebook???

Beazer April 27th, 2009 21:39

O-rings are super easy to find for most pistols, especially KJ Beretta's.
Go to any home depot, or any hardware store really.
Get o-rings that are used for taps, try and find the mid-small size. I cant remember the exact dimensions but I can find them for my TM 1911 MEU in o-ring kits by MOEN.

KJ Beretta's are tanks. Just be careful with the right side safety.

coach April 27th, 2009 21:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Beazer (Post 973029)
O-rings are super easy to find for most pistols, especially KJ Beretta's.
Go to any home depot, or any hardware store really.
Get o-rings that are used for taps, try and find the mid-small size. I cant remember the exact dimensions but I can find them for my TM 1911 MEU in o-ring kits by MOEN.

KJ Beretta's are tanks. Just be careful with the right side safety.

main seals are harder to find.

Styrak April 27th, 2009 22:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by Beazer (Post 973029)
O-rings are super easy to find for most pistols, especially KJ Beretta's.
Go to any home depot, or any hardware store really.
Get o-rings that are used for taps, try and find the mid-small size. I cant remember the exact dimensions but I can find them for my TM 1911 MEU in o-ring kits by MOEN.

KJ Beretta's are tanks. Just be careful with the right side safety.

Is that the main seal at the bottom?

Beazer April 27th, 2009 22:41

The main seals on the bottom of the mags.
Never had any issues aside from a KJ 226 after replacing the stock ones after they go off.

coach April 27th, 2009 23:00

The main seals are the ones that go dry and leak. sometimes can be averted by tightening the screw, but there's only so much to tighten.

pusangani April 27th, 2009 23:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Beazer (Post 973029)

KJ Beretta's are tanks. Just be careful with the right side safety.

lol yep, both my KJW and my WE Beretta's have the same issue, it likes to jump off the gun when firing it, I just take them off just in case.


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