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Old May 10th, 2009, 17:41   #1
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Problems with KJW G32c

Im seem to have a problem with my glock, when it shoots my BB's rolls out of the chamber rather then "shoots" out. Ive field striped it and cleaned the works (gun parts and Mag). The gun runs on propane and everything looked after very well. Also ive looked at the seals and nothing is broken or loose. so what gives? did I miss something?
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Old May 10th, 2009, 17:48   #2
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Hopup adjustment?
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Old May 10th, 2009, 17:50   #3
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I'm don't know very much, but could it be an Air-leak resulting in no power? Is there CO2 in the mag?
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Is there CO2 in the mag?
It uses propane, not CO2.
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Old May 10th, 2009, 17:58   #5
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Is there any PROPANE in the mag?
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Old May 10th, 2009, 18:00   #6
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remove the slide and turn up the hop up knob. to remove the slide: rack it, press the two little pins down and slide it forward
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Old May 11th, 2009, 21:01   #7
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remove the slide and turn up the hop up knob. to remove the slide: rack it, press the two little pins down and slide it forward
ok so I field-striped the gun again and cleaned up left over oil. I took a look at the hop up and cranked it from one extreme to the other. After that I returned it to normal and for some stupid reason it started to work again... does anyone know what was up with that??
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Old May 11th, 2009, 21:14   #8
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mabe things in the hop up mechanism werent aligned properly causing it to not apply any presure on the bucking... it happens sometime on my tm deagle i just play with it and it returns to normal operation
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"Despite all the good things about this little gun, the infamous BB rolling out of the barrel problem also remains. It seems that the rubber inside the breach is not tight enough to hold the BB in place, and once in a while, the BB in the chamber will roll out when you point the barrel down, and leaving the chamber empty. The problem happened to every KJW GBBs I ever owned, and it is not too bad in this case, and this problem in the past also seem to get better with more use. This is also the first KJW GBB I own that have adjustable hop up, and turning up the hop up a bit seems to have solved this problem."
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ok so I field-striped the gun again and cleaned up left over oil. I took a look at the hop up and cranked it from one extreme to the other. After that I returned it to normal and for some stupid reason it started to work again... does anyone know what was up with that??
If you don't have any hop on, the force of the loading nozzle shoving the BB into the hopup will send it down the barrel, not having enough force to stop the BB in the hopup.
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