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Sdens63 · December 25th, 2010, 13:08

Hi,

After having bought a Skeleton Sidearms 226 and having insane amounts of trouble with that gun (and eventually sending it back) I got a KJW P226. Since I've got it, I've been having trouble with shooting. At first, it wouldn't get through a whole 25rd mag without a refill, but it would be able to get through most of it. Now, I'm shooting in my basement at a good temperature, and I can hardly get through 2 BBs on a whole fill. I'm using Propane with an Adaptor that I put silicone oil in. I'm wondering if this is a problem with my mags (I have the one that came with the gun and an old Skeleton Sidearms mag, both with the same problem), with the gun, or with the gas?

I really want to be able to shoot my $200+ gun without so many damn problems! Honestly it's really aggravating that after having to go through a long and troublesome process of returning my old gun, getting the problem diagnosed, asking for store credit and buying a new gun, that now when I finally have it, I'm still having problems with my apparently high-grade gun. If you guys could help me figure out the problem here, you'd be doing me a HUGE favor!

Thanks in advance,

-Sdens63

December 25th, 2010, 13:08	#1
Sdens63 Trader rating Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Montreal, QC	Problems with KJW P226 Hi, After having bought a Skeleton Sidearms 226 and having insane amounts of trouble with that gun (and eventually sending it back) I got a KJW P226. Since I've got it, I've been having trouble with shooting. At first, it wouldn't get through a whole 25rd mag without a refill, but it would be able to get through most of it. Now, I'm shooting in my basement at a good temperature, and I can hardly get through 2 BBs on a whole fill. I'm using Propane with an Adaptor that I put silicone oil in. I'm wondering if this is a problem with my mags (I have the one that came with the gun and an old Skeleton Sidearms mag, both with the same problem), with the gun, or with the gas? I really want to be able to shoot my $200+ gun without so many damn problems! Honestly it's really aggravating that after having to go through a long and troublesome process of returning my old gun, getting the problem diagnosed, asking for store credit and buying a new gun, that now when I finally have it, I'm still having problems with my apparently high-grade gun. If you guys could help me figure out the problem here, you'd be doing me a HUGE favor! Thanks in advance, -Sdens63