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KJW M9, Magg Or Pistol, I have no idea

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  • 09-07-2009 2:13pm
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    Ayrtonf7
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    Okay yeah so I bought a new M9 KJW about 3 weeks ago and it w
    as having some serious problems with feeding bbs. I dunno, It was talking to some guy about it and he rekoned it was the heavier rounds (.28s) that were putting strain on the spring so it couldnt push them into the barrell, but i realy dont see how thats possible. I was just wondering if anybodys has had a similar problem and a possibl solution for an easy fix.

    thanks for any responses i get in advance and ill keep you updated i ghuess


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    [--SC(+)PE--]
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    It could just be the brand of the bb's, what make were they? have you tried any other types? the weight of them isnt going to be an issue but they could be slightly to small to feed reliably. Gas pistols can be picky with BB's.


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    zero19
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    That weight shouldn't affect feeding, if they are rough bb's that may impede feeding


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    Ayrtonf7
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    [--SC(+)PE--] wrote: »
    It could just be the brand of the bb's, what make were they? have you tried any other types? the weight of them isnt going to be an issue but they could be slightly to small to feed reliably. Gas pistols can be picky with BB's.

    ATM I am using raptor BBs. They wernt a problem with my MP5 at all.
    I think its something to do with the feeding mechanisim on the GBB or is that possible ?


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    Masada
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    It might be a case of the gun not blowing back far enough to load the next round to chamber but its more likely the BB's you are using. from what i've those are fairly low quality BBs, either way what you heard about then being too heavy to chamber is wrong.,


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    Ayrtonf7
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    Masada wrote: »
    It might be a case of the gun not blowing back far enough to load the next round to chamber but its more likely the BB's you are using. from what i've those are fairly low quality BBs, either way what you heard about then being too heavy to chamber is wrong.,

    Ahh okay cheers,
    I will look into finding some better Bbs htne I guess. If that doesnt work theres always a warrenty!


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    JackF
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    have the exact same pistol and i had the same problem , i brought it back to my shop and it was just the piston head was loose and was causing the slide not to move fully back into place


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    Ayrtonf7
    Registered Users Posts: 1,216 ✭✭✭Ayrtonf7


    JackF wrote: »
    have the exact same pistol and i had the same problem , i brought it back to my shop and it was just the piston head was loose and was causing the slide not to move fully back into place


    Any ides on how to tighten it ?


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