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Need help with moving barrel
Hi. I'm having problems with my G36. It seems that a piece broke off inside the gun. I believe this piece keeps the barrel from getting to close to the gearbox. So now, when the spring that pushes the barrel/hop-up against the gearbox is in place, the hop-up is too close to the gearbox, which then stops the feeding(no room for the bbs to enter). I removed the spring. Is there a way to make the barrel stay in its correct position without being permanent? Anything would help.
Thanks. It is an Echo1. Here is a video, might not help, but wtv. Movie_0001.flv - Video - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting |
It SHOULD be pressed against the mechbox.
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Yeah, I know. But it's pressed too close(can't explain why/how).All I know is the bbs won't feed. I slid square tooth picks between the mechbox and hop-up(gives that extra hair needed for fitting bbs), seems to do the trick, but I'd have to find a way to have a reliable fix.
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Did you film that clip in the dark or something?
Taking a good picture of the broken off piece will help us figure out your problem. It's hard to understand why the hopup could be "pressed too close". |
Is the tab and spring in place inside the hopup? right at the entrance?
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I'd take a picture, but my dc is broken. Give me
a few minutes. |
Would gluing a piece to the hop-up help? Like the tooth pick, but fixed in place.
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Quick question: would replacing the hop-up with a new one do the trick?
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No.
But that nozzle looks damaged quite a bit. Maybe you had a bad feeding before and the nozzle was squished. I would go for a new nozzle first. Prometheus' are good. |
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