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I'm gonna sugest that having both a bearing piston head and a bearing spring guide may be the problem. I had a similar problem years ago with an MC51 - the mechbox would lock up full to the rear for no apparent reason.
As I figured it out, the spring (Angel) was too long when used in combination with bearings at both ends (piston head + spring guide) and would be fully compressed before the piston was all the way back, locking the piston/gears.
Here's a quick-and-dirty suggestion: remove the piston head bearing and replace with a washer and shorter screw. See if the gun will cycle that way. Alternately, replace the piston head with one that doesn't have a bearing.
As an aside, removing the extra weight of the bearings will also lighten the piston assembly. The reduction in reciprocal mass should give you higher rate of fire.
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