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Carvs February 14th, 2006 15:54

Needing Help Fast w/ FAMAS F1
 
Hey guys. My bro just got a FAMAS F1 in from Tru and while I am writing this, he is currently trying to figure out the prob with the gun. He opened the box with absolutely no problems at all until he shot it. The gun now doesnt function and the trigger is making a clicking sound. We have absolutely no clue whats going on and we are not airsoft mechanics. Please, your help is appreciated. Thanks.

Carvs February 14th, 2006 15:58

Problem solved. HORRAY!!! Stupid single fire. Anyways your help is still needed, I want to still fire in sigle fire. ALL SUGGESTIONS ARE GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!

Rico February 14th, 2006 15:58

Did you charge your battery?

Bob the Angry Potato February 14th, 2006 16:00

Hmm...
Flip to Auto, keep the trigger down for a second, and then if it starts firing put it back to Semi and try again. That's what I did, it worked fine after.
If you haven't charged your battery, try doing that.

msg-90sniper February 15th, 2006 09:24

yeah, if bob the angry potato's sugguestion dosent work then its a lemmon

Skruface February 15th, 2006 10:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by Carvs
Hey guys. My bro just got a FAMAS F1 in from Tru and while I am writing this, he is currently trying to figure out the prob with the gun. He opened the gun with absolutely no problems at all until he shot it. The gun now doesnt function and the trigger is making a clicking sound. We have absolutely no clue whats going on and we are not airsoft mechanics.

Quote:

Originally Posted by msg-90sniper
yeah, if bob the angry potato's sugguestion dosent work then its a lemmon

It's not a lemon when you open a gun, mess around with the internals, put it back together improperly and it doesn't work. That's called user stupidity.

DJ_Merle February 15th, 2006 16:20

well, it clearly can't be my stupidity if I have just fixed it. Thanks Bob the Angry Potato for the suggestion, it worked great but I don't think I'll use the single very often just to be safe. Oh, and when he said "opened," that ment opening the box! I'm not a dumbass, I work on things I know how to fix

Skruface February 15th, 2006 17:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by DJ_Merle
Oh, and when he said "opened," that ment opening the box! I'm not a dumbass, I work on things I know how to fix

Maybe "he" should say what he means, then, instead of making the rest of us guess at what he means. Opening the gun and opening the box are two completely different actions. :-|

Bob the Angry Potato February 15th, 2006 17:18

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Originally Posted by DJ_Merle
well, it clearly can't be my stupidity if I have just fixed it. Thanks Bob the Angry Potato for the suggestion, it worked great but I don't think I'll use the single very often just to be safe. Oh, and when he said "opened," that ment opening the box! I'm not a dumbass, I work on things I know how to fix

Ah, OK. You're welcome, glad to see that it was fixed. Mine does it too, however after the first time it hasn't seized up on Semi-Auto at all, save once (and it was fixed the same way).
Anyways, this is really off-topic, but does your gun creak when you use it? It's not broken now, but I can help you fix it with only a small cost on your part- the cost for a screwdriver (if you don't have one) and some tape. Simple procedure, to say the least.

DJ_Merle February 18th, 2006 12:01

it doesn't creak from what I can hear, but my battery moves around a bit.

Bob the Angry Potato February 18th, 2006 12:04

Hmm... OK.
Well, that's suprising... the plastic-on-plastic made a lot of creaky sounds for me, yet the battery didn't wobble around at all.

Drake February 18th, 2006 14:38

He won't notice the creaks until he's stealthing around trying to sneak up on someone... that's how I noticed it on mine :lol:


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