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Originally Posted by Ballcancer
How long are you gassing up the mags? Also how well do you keep your scar clean/lubed? And, lol, do you put oil in the gas when you fill it? Beleive it or not these are all questions that can have an effect on the the preformance of the gun also do some of your own research and you would find that there is a massive thread devoted to to technical issues with WE scar, 416 and m4
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I gas em up till the end, like I said in my posts: "fully"
I use green gas, so there is already some silicon oil in it...why should I oil my magazines?
I just make sure the seals are oiled and lubed nicely.
All basic maintenance has been done as it should be.
Mags are fine, internals are brand new as I said before.
Only thing I can imagine is its simple cool down...but I want to be sure somehow.
Ow and I have seen all the threads, downloaded all the 'how to' films on youtube.
If I would have found out, I wouldn have opened a topic.
LIke I said, I am not sure, so I seek some advice on the board.
But I think its cooldown since the symptoms look like it, once again I will repeat them for ya:
mag FULLY filled with gas, HALF filled with bb's (not full, because I know that the boltcatch wont engage at the end, so I fill them only half with bb's) everything works fine.
when reloading with bb's, at the end the boltcatch wont engage, and I see a bit of ice forming.
mag number 2: identical process going on, at the beginning everything works fine, but at the end not more
mag 3: same thing...
The fact that AT THE BEGINNING of the shooting of a fresh new mag everything works fine, after some shooting, it doesnt, seems to be like a cooldown effect.
but I am not sure, so I need some potential heads up
ps: when you ask something as unclear like you just did: if I put oil IN the gas, you make it more confusing.
you cannot put oil IN gas...lol what kind of a question is that?
You prob meant if I oil/lube the seals etc on the magazine.
So pls, if you post in a technical topic with a problem, try to be correct in your terminology