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RainyEyes · December 9th, 2018, 23:12

I fixed my problem by swapping out the bucking as others have stated. Same problem, no matter what spring i swapped it would stay at a steady 230-250 FPS.

Do not use the G&G Green buckings. Try a modify one instead and try the stock nozzle or a nozzle that is the EXACT size. Not +/- 1mm. Exact.

To find out if there is a nozzle to hop-up leak, put the gun upside down and put enough bb's in the chamber so that your thumb is able to make a seal over the hole with minimal space for bb's between the nozzle and your thumb. If you shoot and the FPS goes up, your nozzle is too short and the air is being vented out the magazine feeding hole.

If the fps stays the same then swap the hop up rubber. Either way, have fun figuring it out.

December 9th, 2018, 23:12	#10
RainyEyes Trader rating Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Scarbororororough	I fixed my problem by swapping out the bucking as others have stated. Same problem, no matter what spring i swapped it would stay at a steady 230-250 FPS. Do not use the G&G Green buckings. Try a modify one instead and try the stock nozzle or a nozzle that is the EXACT size. Not +/- 1mm. Exact. To find out if there is a nozzle to hop-up leak, put the gun upside down and put enough bb's in the chamber so that your thumb is able to make a seal over the hole with minimal space for bb's between the nozzle and your thumb. If you shoot and the FPS goes up, your nozzle is too short and the air is being vented out the magazine feeding hole. If the fps stays the same then swap the hop up rubber. Either way, have fun figuring it out. Last edited by RainyEyes; December 9th, 2018 at 23:14..