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Originally Posted by The Saint
You can use a 9.6v in your stock gun. You don't really need to, but you can pretty safely in a v3 with metal bushings. I'd stick to Intellect.
The cross hair will be high because the scope is mounted pretty high up. The screw at the top is the one you want to crank to lower the aim, but you probably won't get the point of impact at the cross hair to line up at anything less than 40'.
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Thanks the The Saint, I tried adjusting the screw on the top all the way, but it didn't change anything.
I read a review of the CA36K by las vegas here and he mentioned that the stock spring in the scope is pretty weak, so maybe changing the spring would make some difference??
Btw, I was thinking i had a bad hop up system.
I don't really understand what is the hop up for.
I moved the hop up on my ca g36 all the way up and down and didn't noticed any difference while shooting. On both ways i hit the target at the same point.
So what actually the hop up do?
My hop up is also pretty easy to move and feel a big sloppy, I mean it is NOT as snug as the one on my CA MP5 or TM Thompson.
For you guys that have the CAg36 is that normal for the hop up to feel a bit sloppy on the ca36?
Thanks