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Hortons Heros August 1st, 2005 16:47

Answerd And Sold-delete Please
 
Hey Yall,
I just bought a semi-new TM M3 super 90. It has worked flawlessly thusfar until a scirmish this past saturday. Without a shell or with a dry shell in it the gun fires great dry (no issues with pumping) but when you put in a shell with bbs and pump the handle goes slack and won't lock like it does after a good pump. When you pull the shell out and drain the 4-8 bbs that are now inside and give it a few pumps it finally locks and fires. Just putting the shell in causes around 4-8 bbs to go into the gun without pumping (which I assume is normal)

Is this a common problem?
How or who can fix this?
Do I now have a great stage prop?

Thanks for all the help

Dave Horton

TheToastmaster August 1st, 2005 19:39

That happens from time to time, it can be fixed, and DenTrinity has replacement internal parts though.

http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthr...light=super+90

http://www.dentrinityshop.com/pr_details.jsp?pid=7774

Hortons Heros August 1st, 2005 21:33

Huge help thanks Toast. Is there anyone in Canada with parts? Or a junked out shotty?

TheToastmaster August 1st, 2005 22:37

There are enough people looking for parts, that if there was, we'd know.
I would really like to get a group DenTrinity order going, but I don't have the means (credit card, or the like) to do it. I'd order myself from them if it was easier (and shipping was cheaper for one stupid cylinder :P).

Hortons Heros August 1st, 2005 22:44

If anyone feals that they can fix this I will sell it to them broken for cheap and they can fix it and resell it for a profit. PM if anyone is interested. After reading those links I know I don't have the skills. I just want this thing off my hands.

TheToastmaster August 1st, 2005 23:23

It's a seriously easy fix, if you have a dremel, some good glue, and a pen or some tubing.
And the M3 is a good enough gun that it's worth fixing.

If you can get yours open, there might be demand if you were willing to junk yours out depending on what's broken in it too. If your Cylinder isn't broken and it's something else that is, I'd already call that, and I think there's at least one other peroson on here looking for other parts.

Lord Jebus August 1st, 2005 23:29

If you wanna sell it the whole unit... I'll take it...
What's your price?

Hortons Heros August 3rd, 2005 03:58

PMed Jebus

Lord Jebus August 20th, 2005 21:43

Sold... It's Mine!!
Please Delete!

Lord Jebus August 20th, 2005 21:59

Sold... It's Mine!!
Please Delete!


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