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gbb mag problem

kalkor · 2008-01-09 17:56:22

hey , hopefully this can be fixed !! mate got a KSC m9 but , after loading the mag one or two pulls of the trigger releases all of the gas , more of a gush than a leak! any help'd be great. . another question for m15 guys - anyone change their barrel (inner) ? the ca models at least have a little brass ring to secure? the…

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09-01-2008 6:56pm

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kalkor

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hey , hopefully this can be fixed !! mate got a KSC m9 but , after loading the mag one or two pulls of the trigger releases all of the gas , more of a gush than a leak! any help'd be great. .

another question for m15 guys - anyone change their barrel (inner) ? the ca models at least have a little brass ring to secure? the hop rubber. changed my barrel but I'm not sure what to do with the brass ring - any ideas?

Thanks . . .

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#2 09-01-2008 7:52pm
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Had the same problem. Silicone is the answer. Clean it down and lube it.

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#3 09-01-2008 7:54pm
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it can be due to the rubber seal on the top of the mag that feeds the gas into the loading muzzle,. if that looks ok then try warming the mag on a ratiator or something after gasing it up. it could just be that the weather is too cold for the gas,.

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