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Maxmillian · August 17th, 2007, 20:12

Okay, well with the help of an arniesairsoft disassembly guide, I have taken apart the gun. On the advice of a gun doc I know, I de-greased and re-greased the gears, and discovered that they did, after all, have metal bushings (thanks to the previous owner). I threw in a stock spring, put it all back together, and it works fine now. The reasons for the stock spring being

A) The field I usually play on isn't big enough to warrant more that 330 fps, and I don't want to put unnessessary stress on the gears, and
B) My field has a 330 fps limit anyways, a rule I overlooked.

Anywho, I kept the Ms110 spring, and now I have essentially a stock M14 with metal bushings.

August 17th, 2007, 20:12	#7
Maxmillian Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Vancouver, BC	Okay, well with the help of an arniesairsoft disassembly guide, I have taken apart the gun. On the advice of a gun doc I know, I de-greased and re-greased the gears, and discovered that they did, after all, have metal bushings (thanks to the previous owner). I threw in a stock spring, put it all back together, and it works fine now. The reasons for the stock spring being A) The field I usually play on isn't big enough to warrant more that 330 fps, and I don't want to put unnessessary stress on the gears, and B) My field has a 330 fps limit anyways, a rule I overlooked. Anywho, I kept the Ms110 spring, and now I have essentially a stock M14 with metal bushings.