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Well mine wont zero in, it moves perfectly up and down, but not down as much as it needs to, im wondering if im gona open up the scope and try to fix it, or just leave it be, now its pretty useless.

EOL, i have almost the same setup, il post pictures later on, only diffrence is that i have battle axe wood kit. But i have a question about the scope, you have the same scope as I, but mine wont zero in, its aiming like 4 scope dots to high, so i have to use the lowest dot in the scope. You know how to zero in that perticular scope ?, on real POSP scopes you can loosen some screwes and thus zero the scope. But on this replica, those arent there, so how do i do that ? its really frustrating. Are yours the same ?

I kind of solved 2 problems. It wasnt that the nozzle got stuck, it just looked that way, the problem was that the nozzle got pretty far out of the BC that it shifted upwards, and the sharp edge from the nozzle's back (im using a NPAS, and its the edge of plastic nozzle not the NPAS), got caught on the bottom edge of the BC making it unable to go back into the BC once cycled. This was solved by sandpaper that edge down and bending out the bottom in the whole of the BC (apperently when firing with another Bolt catch unit, it was sitting a little high, and thus bending that part of the a

Yea it cycles lovely without the magazine in. Might give shaving the mag catch a thought. But ive also thought about it, if i cycle it manually both fast and slow i cant seem to get the result that the nozzle stays and the boltcarrier goes back, but i guess i cant replicate what happens when gas is used and what forces are in play. The full alu nozzle came with a plastic lock plate, i think thats kinda stupid, any idea where to find a metal one ? also it doesnt seem to work very well, im gona go back to the plastic nozzle until ive sorted out this issue.

Hey guys, im gona ask for your help on a mather, and in return il show you a picture of my setup. Problem: The nozzle gets stuck in the front while the BC cycles backwards thus breaking the plastic bit that holdes the nozzle from going out of the BC. I have 2 possible explanations to why it does this. First, if i cycle manually, theres quite a bit of resistance to get the BCG into place, its really tight fit over the magazine, if id guess its like 2-3 mm to tight. Second, its because ive changed the upper to a Vltor upper from AABB/G&P dont remember the brand. I didnt have this p

http://www.px-airsoft.com/index.do Ive ordered from them from time to time, they are really fast. but not the same quantity of products as EBB. I'm sure there are plenty of other web shops for WA parts.

@ratio Well first of the thickness of the front attachment ring, is much smaller than the agm, thus making the whole on the lower reciever alot bigger, so i had to manufacture some sort of spacers, im not quite happy with the result yet, im gona look into something rubberish instead. but its not that big of a issue. the attachment ring on the back of the upper was also not shaped to fit the agm lower, so i hade to file that ring down quite a bit, until it fit as i wanted it to. one thing that cost me just time, and a small amount of money, was that the hopup "housing" ? dont relly

Finally got mine to work exceptionally well: Kitlist: AGM M4 RIS GBBR 5ku Outer barrel 5ku Hopup unit NoName Hopup housing G&P hopup rubber 5ku Bolt carrier 5ku NPAS Element RA-Tech clone Nozzle G&P Vltor Upper Reciever G&P Acog red-dot Dboy flip-up rear sight NoName G27 grip NoName short front grip AGM Magazine I had a lot of problems on the way, the original AGM nozzle gave me trouble when using the NPAS and the G&P Vltor upper (the upper was tricky to install in the original AGM lower aswell). Overall the gun now perfo

I've solved my problem, atleast one, and that is the gas venting. i realized that the upper wasnt properly aligned with the lower, well... basicly the the the nozzle didnt puick up the BB correctly, instead it crashed into the thing that holds the bb on the mag (just a tiny bit thou) and thus ludged the BB into the wrong place. I alligned it better with some filing and spacers on the front pin, and now it works. thanks for the respons.

Im using the standard AGM recoil spring, and buffertube, the one that came with the gun. the spring is actually a good idea, some round spacers could also work, but as it fires ,and damn accurate i might add, atm i need to make sure that its the problem, if i push the hopupunit further into the upper, it might break the nozzle if it comes in contact with it way to soon. il try to switch back to the regular AGM bolt carrier, to see if its the fast cycle or maybe it doesnt fit as well as it should.

Internally i have installed a 5ku CNC hopup, using the old parts of the AGM. ive changed outer barrel to a 5ku WA style, as i have a G&P WA Vltor Upper. Im also using a 5ku Vltor alu Carrier, with the 5ku NPAS and the original AGM nozzle. im gona try the G&G 0.25 wich is the ones i will be using in the summer. currently looks like this: I hope i can eliminate the problem, one concern of mine is that the Hop UP unit is too far into the outer barrel so the space for the nozzle to pickup the BB is to long before it reaches the hopup unit. But i dont fully under

yea im using G&G .20g i shot 2-3 mags yesterday, and it didnt jam once. so it seems like its just bad luck, but should be able to avoid it somehow

Anyone else had problems with BB's dont manage to load into the gun quickly enough ? Im using the 5ku alu Bolt Carrier, and yesterday i shot some shots of on single fire and after a couple of rounds the bb got stuck between the hopup chamber and the nozzle. its like the mag doesnt have the speed to load a BB in the time the BCG cycles. But it could maybe be that the hopup chamber is too far back into the outter barrel ? anyway, when this happens, it vents all gas from the mag, wich is kinda annoying to say the least.

Well, alot better than a plastic one, thats for sure. RA-tech one could be a good alternative, but its not really a cheap alterantive, and it is said to only fit their own Bolt Carrier

Id say: once this is available for sale (mid december is what i heard): http://www.ebairsoft.com/aabb-aluminum-loa...ure-p-2635.html Then you pair that with the heaviest aluminium bolt carrier or a good steel one. BC seems there is plenty of, but aluminium nozzles is hard to come by.