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February 9th, 2015, 19:52
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Horrible gas efficiency with KP-06 with CO2 mags
Hey guys, I recently purchased a NIB KP-06 from a member here that came with a CO2 mag.
I aquired a new CO2 mag from a local store making two CO2 mags for my side arm. However, after fielding it yesterday I discovered that my gun suffered from horrible gas efficiency. I couldn't even go through a full mag on 1 CO2 powerlet! I'm at a loss as what could be the problem. I don't want to think there are any leaks (as the mags are new) but I'm honestly open to any possibility. Any input will be greatly appreciated! Thank you. |
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February 9th, 2015, 21:47
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You have either a air leak at the valve seals, or the valve spring is too soft allowing the gas to dump out the CO2 cartridge prematurely.
I usually have enough CO2 for a bb refill in the magazine. |
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February 9th, 2015, 23:46
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Or your nozzle is damaged/broken. Since it happens with both mags, I'd start there.
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February 11th, 2015, 01:15
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Do you guys think the reinforced nozzle from airsoftparts.ca would stand up to the punishment of CO2?
Alternatively, since i'll be taking it apart, should I upgrade to a nineball dyna piston head? I'm trying to maximize gas efficiency, as powerlets are not cheap! Out of curiosity, would a stronger recoil spring help as well? |
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February 11th, 2015, 03:34
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No stronger recoil springs do the opposite
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