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ShelledPants December 2nd, 2008 16:09

Is your hop up turned on? I've had weird problems with fps/misfeeding if the hop up is turned all the way off. Just a suggestion.

Jimski December 11th, 2008 14:16

I'v added a tightbore barrel and it still does not give more than 250.
I'm tired of this piece of shit.
I suspect the body and the hop up unit to be misfits, I'm pondering wether I should try with other ones or just stomp ragingly on the aeg and burn it with gasoline.

Styrak December 11th, 2008 16:36

I think you need to give it to me for cheeps :D

Jimski December 11th, 2008 17:57

not gonna happen :D

lupo December 11th, 2008 20:08

You may not have the right piston head to match the spring. Some of the systema piston heads need a high fps spring to properly expand the oring during the compression. If you have a weak spring the oring dosent get a proper seal. That is the only thing aside from the spring being mislabeled.

Ronan December 11th, 2008 21:15

You don't need 350 fps... considering your so trigger happy :p

Kos-Mos December 11th, 2008 22:10

Alright... after a few months... maybe you will consider dropping by my place (considering that it's 15 minutes from your place...)

Jimski December 11th, 2008 22:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by lupo (Post 878612)
You may not have the right piston head to match the spring. Some of the systema piston heads need a high fps spring to properly expand the oring during the compression. If you have a weak spring the oring dosent get a proper seal.

that is exactly what I am thinking.
but I still should get a high fps once in a while, shouldn't i ?

Styrak December 11th, 2008 22:42

Dude, it's been a months and you haven't solved the problem. Take it to a gundoc!

Kos-Mos December 11th, 2008 22:53

That piston head thing apply only if you are using a bore-up setup.

You could have mistakenly used a normal bore piston head, but the seal is so bad that you would have noticed right away.

Possible choices right now:

Broken cylinder head (mine had an hairline crack running from the "tube" to the bottom, and I lost over 100 fps)
Broken piston head (same thing happens)
Broken nozzle (again)
Broken mechbox
Craked/misaligned hop-up chamber
Ripped/twisted/torn hop-up sleeve

To test all these, you would need a complete working mechbox (unopened at first).

If the new mechbox works as it is supposed, you can sort out all the hop-up section.

Then swap the working parts with the parts from the non-working mechbox (one at the time, then re-assemble the gun COMPLETELY).

If you still want to do it, good luck. Otherwise, you know how to contact me.

Jimski December 12th, 2008 13:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by Styrak (Post 878725)
Dude, it's been a months and you haven't solved the problem. Take it to a gundoc!

you just don't get it, do you?


Quote:

Originally Posted by Kos-Mos (Post 878737)
That piston head thing apply only if you are using a bore-up setup.

mm sometimes I wonder, systema NB cylinders are really wide inside.
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Broken cylinder head (mine had an hairline crack running from the "tube" to the bottom, and I lost over 100 fps)
will check

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Broken piston head (same thing happens)
will check

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Broken nozzle (again)
nope, nozzle is metal and its action seems ok.

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Broken mechbox
will check

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Craked/misaligned hop-up chamber
I bet there's definitely something with that.will re re re recheck, more.

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Ripped/twisted/torn hop-up sleeve
nope, it's new.

thanks for the input! I know I'm stubborn :)

Kos-Mos December 12th, 2008 17:57

If you have a Deepfire metal nozzle, there is your problem.

I had to remove one from a G36C that had FPS/feeding issues.

Installed the stock one, and VOILA!

Jimski December 12th, 2008 18:52

ah??
interesting though I don't really believe...I've had that pb with both nozzles.


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