Do you know how to stop losing 3 rounds per reload?

[Able1]

You know when you reload your gun and your mag is expended so you release your mag and 3-4 BBs fall out? I know that Madbulls Ultimate hop up has a remedy for this, does anyone have any homebrew remedies or products?

[HKGhost]

just copy what madbull did. I've done this mod to my G&P chamber and it works great. Only takes a few minutes to do.

[Able1]

what exactly was it?

[CDN_Stalker]

Turn gun upside down, remove mag, put new mag in place, and save yourself about $0.05 while grinning like a retard. Lol, seriously, that's about all you can do.

[Able1]

I always grin like a retard...that comment hurt.

[HKGhost]

on the feeding lip, cut a groove all the way around for the o-ring to sit in. on either side, cut deep all the way into the chamber. Cut only a little bit at a time and test with the oring. Keep on testing until the oring protrudes into the chamber just a bit and just enough to retain a bb within the chamber.

[Able1]

That's delicious thanks mate!

[HKGhost]

no problem. I would show you mine but it's late and I'm too tired to take apart my gun to show you. hope it makes sense as I'm really tired. Good luck with that

Cheers.

[THe_Silencer]

Or just buy a P90.

[Wrath144]

But then you'd have a p90. perhaps a detent system is worth investigating, similar to the Paintball style ball detent that keeps the chambered ball from rolling out the barrel.

[R.I.T.Z]

Originally Posted by Wrath144

But then you'd have a p90. perhaps a detent system is worth investigating, similar to the Paintball style ball detent that keeps the chambered ball from rolling out the barrel.

the detents, which is what the madbull hop up does with the o-ring

[fi3re]

wouldnt that just make it harder to make safe and empty? How do you take those 3-4 bb's out of the hop-up when you go off the field or put the gun away?

You could shoot upside down I guess...still seems like a hassle, and even a little dangerous given that there could be a bb about to go into the chamber if you forget to clear it.


btw my friend fills up 4 crappy tire bb's before filling up with normal bb's =\

[CDN_Stalker]

Originally Posted by fi3re

btw my friend fills up 4 crappy tire bb's before filling up with normal bb's =\

That's what I've been doing for years (likely your friend read that I did), but I load upwards of a dozen crappy red .12s, more for letting me know I'm almost out of ammo to avoid dry firing, but also don't loose $0.03 worth of good BBs.

[bareass]

doesn't everyone say that you shouldn't shoot those crappy bbs,
i thought i've read that they can damage your inner barrel.
if that is not the case, i have the giant box of green bbs from walmart.

also i use real caps so i don't have too many rounds to spare.

[CDN_Stalker]

Originally Posted by bareass

doesn't everyone say that you shouldn't shoot those crappy bbs,
i thought i've read that they can damage your inner barrel.
if that is not the case, i have the giant box of green bbs from walmart.

also i use real caps so i don't have too many rounds to spare.

They do say that, but you do have to inspect before use. I use the red Golden Eagle or whatever they are called from Walmart, never found a seam or misshapen one, never had any damage done to my gun either. Mind you, the amount I actually shoot......... as far as damaging your inner barrel, only if you use a cheap inner barrel that has a coating on it, then again any grit in your mags will kill your barrel long before cheap BBs will.