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Originally Posted by Con Murder
I put it all in and the range has increased alittle but my fps is noticably lower, has to be cronod again. The stock spring was attached to the metal piece of the piston/head so I had to cut the nub off. I really dont think that made this drop, but because the cut portion was a bit sharp I turned it around. Is it the backwards spring? Also I am still using the stock spring guide. I did all the lubing with white lithium, could this be a problem as it is a bit viscouse?
I am planning to get silocne, a m100 spring, a SIG 552 nozzle and a spring guide to rid me of this problem. Or is a simple solution available to me here?
Got the painting done and it looks nice, thinking of doing the mags... but they are highcaps and I like to know how full they are. Could tape off a stripe perhaps.
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Should replace those parts (nozzle and spring guide) anyway if you have the disposable incoming available for it. The stock ones are a piece of junk, I could literally chew through them like jello. As far as the dilemma you're in, I have no experience with mechbox rebuilds yet. Hopefully someone else will be of some assistance, heh. I'd also say go for midcaps. If you're like the bulk of players, they hate hearing BBs rattling around in the cargo compartment of a highcap, heh.