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The best way to go about it is to find a player who can perform this maintenance and is willing to teach you... that being said those people are getting harder to find as every johnny with a torx screw is hanging up a "gun doc" shingle and charging money.
Your second best bet is indeed to find a legit airsoft shop that offers this service, as when you pay a store they will back up their work. At least you'll have the piece of mind knowing that if someone else makes a mistake, they'll fix it; and gun stores tend to employ people who really know their way around a mechbox, at least that's what I am seeing so far out in my neck of the woods.
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