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KJW P229 Nozzle Concern
I just got a KJW P229 and when I pull back the slide slowly, the nozzle doesn't seem to 'unlatch' or pull back from the inner barrel/hop up area until I almost pull it all the way back. It almost seems like it's sticking or something. I don't recall any of my previous pistols doing this.
My gun fires and feeds fine, the nozzle never sticks forward during normal operation. It's only when I begin to manually pull back the slide (slowly) that it appears to stick for a moment before I pull the slide all the way back. I'm just wondering if this is a problem or not? If it is, what can I do to fix it? Below are some pictures, don't mind my fat hands. This is with the slide pulled slowly half-way back. http://img576.imageshack.us/img576/4565/1000519w.jpg Pulled all the way back, the nozzle detaches and is fine at this point. http://img408.imageshack.us/img408/3483/1000522d.jpg |
you may have a broken nozzle return spring
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It's still possible, sometimes the spring gets bent, sometimes there are 2 springs and 1 is useless..
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Also, there's a little 'stick' with a notch on it below the nozzle itself. It seems to latch onto a 'dip in the barrel mechanism, I'm wondering if that's part of what's stopping it from retracting quicker/fully? |
Oh wow.. I have the exact same problem lol... Hence my bottom post
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Neither does mine, Just takes a few pulls of the slide to get it back
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My gun fires and feeds fine, the nozzle never sticks forward during normal operation. It's only when I begin to manually pull back the slide (slowly) that it appears to stick for a moment before I pull the slide all the way back. |
My KJW P226 does the same thing but also fires and feeds fine. Only happens when i manually pull the slide back.
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Try some silicone oil around the tip of the nozzle. Just a touch. Should fix it. If not it's probably your nozzle return spring.
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MY 229 does the same, with respect to the initial retraction. always has been this way and I've not had problems
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Have that gun, they do that. Most gbb do. Just lube it a bit. Return springs do not break or come un-latched in these guns. If the nozzle does not return the nozzle is broken. The return is dependent on a piece that protrudes from the nozzle on the side that catches the spring.
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