Front grip wobble

frag7 · November 3rd, 2005, 01:24

Hi there,

I've got a G&P M4 full stock and I don't like the 1mm wobble of the front grip. Any idea how to fix this without bying a RIS :mrgreen:
Also I'm considering putting a colapsting stock and putting the battery in a LAM. Are the TM stock compatible ? What about real AR 15 stock and front grip ?
Last question : is the cocking handle works (with a spring?) on yours ?

thanks

mcguyver · November 3rd, 2005, 01:33

no charging handles don't do anything (no room in the body with the oversized cylinder). the ejection port cover is just held in place by it's own spring. as for grip wobble are you talking about rotation over the circumference of the barrel or side to side wobble? you could get an ris like the one airsoft kelowna has. it's a free floater arrangement so you could opt to ditch your front sight (or keep it if you want) and go to a rail mount flip-up sight like g&p uses on my spr/a. that ris is made for a real gun and are quite popular from what i've heard (and made in b.c. too)

btw did you get it running?

The Saint · November 3rd, 2005, 01:41

Try filling the gap with paper or tape?

frag7 · November 3rd, 2005, 01:42

Still waiting for my engine ;-) and still fighting to keep my hands far from the gearbox

For the charging handle, there's a hook at the end and an unused screw above the hop-up, so I thought a spring was missing. I tried with an elastic and it works :innocent:
My wobbling is rotative, not really important, it just make the gun less realistic

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November 3rd, 2005, 01:24	#1
frag7 Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: PG-BC	Front grip wobble Hi there, I've got a G&P M4 full stock and I don't like the 1mm wobble of the front grip. Any idea how to fix this without bying a RIS :mrgreen: Also I'm considering putting a colapsting stock and putting the battery in a LAM. Are the TM stock compatible ? What about real AR 15 stock and front grip ? Last question : is the cocking handle works (with a spring?) on yours ? thanks __________________ FACT: SOME MEN HAVE TROUBLE GETTING LAID; PARATROOPERS REFER TO THESE MEN AS LEGS

November 3rd, 2005, 01:41	#3
The Saint Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Quebec	Try filling the gap with paper or tape? __________________ "The Bird of Hermes is My Name, Eating My Wings to Make Me Tame."

November 3rd, 2005, 01:42	#4
frag7 Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: PG-BC	Still waiting for my engine ;-) and still fighting to keep my hands far from the gearbox For the charging handle, there's a hook at the end and an unused screw above the hop-up, so I thought a spring was missing. I tried with an elastic and it works :innocent: My wobbling is rotative, not really important, it just make the gun less realistic __________________ FACT: SOME MEN HAVE TROUBLE GETTING LAID; PARATROOPERS REFER TO THESE MEN AS LEGS

November 3rd, 2005, 01:33	#2
mcguyver Trader rating Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Northern Alberta	no charging handles don't do anything (no room in the body with the oversized cylinder). the ejection port cover is just held in place by it's own spring. as for grip wobble are you talking about rotation over the circumference of the barrel or side to side wobble? you could get an ris like the one airsoft kelowna has. it's a free floater arrangement so you could opt to ditch your front sight (or keep it if you want) and go to a rail mount flip-up sight like g&p uses on my spr/a. that ris is made for a real gun and are quite popular from what i've heard (and made in b.c. too) btw did you get it running?

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