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DI Sessa September 27th, 2013 16:14

kwc p226 repair?
 
So basicaly I just found my old KWC P226 springer airsoft pistol in box full of random stuff. I tried firing it and it did fire but has lost alot of power. Everything in it is intact exept the mag release and some parts in the mag that I needed to change. Whenever I cock the gun the slide dosent go back foward. So at this point knowing noting about airsofts, I put wd-40 in the piston thinking it might be the answer to the guns probem (I figuered that the rubber in the piston was making to much friction inside the tube.), but I soon found out that it made it worst...

So my question is, is there anything I can do to get this gun working properly again?

JDoorn September 27th, 2013 16:22

WD-40 + rubber = not good

FirestormX September 27th, 2013 16:49

Like JDoorn said, the WD-40 may have eaten the oring on your piston.

The place you'll want to put WD-40 is probably along your slide - though, I don't know how far apart you can pull that particular springer.

It would probably be cheaper and easier to just buy a new springer, rather than buy replacement parts and try get them into it.

DI Sessa September 27th, 2013 16:52

you can take the side down down pretty much like a gas-operated pistol. But do you think theres pherhaps some sort of lube I can put in there?

FirestormX September 27th, 2013 17:01

Ah, if you can take off the slide, you'll definitely want to lube the slide. Here's a post with pictures (and information on grease and oil) on how to maintain a gas blowback pistol.
http://www.airsoftretreat.com/forums...?topic=62532.0

Greasing the slide is the same idea as what's in the post.

DI Sessa September 27th, 2013 17:32

thanks O_O

JLiang October 11th, 2013 03:45

I don't think he needs a GBBP maintenance manual for his spring P226...

FirestormX October 11th, 2013 11:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by JLiang (Post 1840504)
I don't think he needs a GBBP maintenance manual for his spring P226...

I linked it to show him how to lubricate his slide. :P


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