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So, looks like it's time for me to break open my gun after all. After just my first game today, my gun broke down. And out of the stupidity between my friends and me, we tried to keep firing to see if it'll resolve itself. Well I stripped down all the basic components down to the gearbox, and I can already see some gear erosion on the motor. That was probably caused from us continuing to fire. So there is probably a complete jam in the gear box.:neckbeard:
Bound gears aren't fun. What were the original symptoms?
It was the end of the battle, and I hand my friend the gun to fire the remaining rounds from my mag. He gave a full autoburst that went for about 3 seconds, then the gun started to cough out a horrible wheezing noise. The piston wasn't being cycled, and just the overall feel of movement inside the body was absent. You could still feeling the motor going in the pistol grip though. The gun continued to make this horrible noise every time the trigger was pulled, which I suspect was the motor gear eating in against itself trying to turn the clogged gearbox.
I'd check the motor height while you're at it. Sounds like it might need to be tightened up a little.
I'll probably checked it all out this weekend, after Christmas Eve. For tonight, I got some GRAW2 to play, picked it up for PC for $10 at a bargain bin in Best Buy.
To be honest, that game should be more around the $5 mark.Quote:
Originally Posted by DELTA_011692
:haw: Also if your eye is sharp you will notice I had a tough time with the bolt on the left side.
Noticed that almost immediately, what did you do?! And it looks like the pin by "SAFE" isn't quite in all the way.
I had to wrench the last pin in by force, yet I had duck tape to make sure it WOULDNT scratch but it did for some odd reason, that took 30 minutes to figure out a solution after 2 hours of set backs for various other parts. and the pin by the SAFE I wouldn't bother using the rubber hammer after it wouldn't go in the 2 times after it got stuck to. I'll fix it AFTER I fix my bb's that wont shot out, they stay in place because I did something wrong with the hop-up unit which I will fix.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freelancer
I had a fun day yesterday. At-least the scratch is in the front pin and not the back.
Just bought a Smith & Wesson Sigma 40F Blowback C02, Semi-auto. Pretty fun gun. Had a skirmish yesterday and my pistol got my kill.
http://www.z-shops.eu/images/GSG200407co2.jpg
I would like this to be my next gun:
http://www.airsplat.com/Items/GR-BELL-M700.htm
