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JG Aug Issue


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Hello all.

First im in NZ so i need to have semi and cant have auto before ppl say auto is better any way.

 

I have a JG Aug and it has an interesting issue, dry firing with no mag in the gun will shoot semi only no problems.

dry firing with mag in the gun will shoot semi only no problems

Firing with the mag in and wound the gun shoots first shot semi and then is auto after that.

 

Begin semied it has no auto contact plates so it must have something to do with the disconnecter but i am having trouble figuring out how that relates to bb's in the hop unit.

 

Any help or suggestions appericated.

 

Thanks

 

 

 

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Its a common problem with the JG AUGs for some reason.

 

Anyways, whats happening is that the electrical contact that the trigger pushes forward has slipped off the return spring. Because its not being held with any resistant, a slight pull does nothing but push the part upwards. Only with a pull trigger pull do you have enough contact between the trigger and the little plastic part to push it all the way forward as you need.

 

The hook that the spring attaches to wears down on the JGs, in part due to their materials. You can resettle the parts, but it will happen again eventually.

 

If this is in anyway unclear, tell me so. I have to redo mine as well for the second time, and can take pictures when I do so.

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Is it because your aug's been customised to fire semi only? Pardon my ignorance about NZ airsoft regs but I'm not sure if your gun is completely stock like mine or been modified to be within your local regs. My AUG fires semi on half trigger pull and full auto on full pull. So with my mag in, half pull is still semi, full pull is still auto. It's the way the fire selector is on the real steel AUG.

 

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yeah the semi side of this is due to local laws, full auto is illigal here. so it has to be semi and not at all auto. it isnt stock. i got some upgrade parts coming so i guess when they get here ill open it up and get it going.

 

till then it will sit in the cupboard, cant take it to the feild

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To permanently disable AUTOmatic (regardless of trigger pull), you should eliminate the electrical circuit that allows AUTO. The gearbox is set up without a selector-plate, but rather has a set of two "switches". When the trigger is lightly pulled, SEMI engages inside the gearbox. When the trigger is pulled hard, the trigger-contacts continue a parallel circuit to the AUTO switch, continuing the circuit even after your 1st shot.

auggearbox.jpg

 

Clip either of the wires shown in this picture. Red or black, doesnt matter, as long as the AUTO circuit is disabled, you will not have SEMI anymore!

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