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No I have to use an old ice cream plastic container every time I have colics .Oh that's a keeper, mounted on a ring?
Hope it didn't smash the pan!
That's not even the biggest I've ejected
I can shoot .308ish size stones
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Attempted to repair my first GBB Beretta
Completely stripped the thing to fix the sear mechanism
Since I've already replaced the magazines, the air seal, lubed all the slide component which actually works fine if swapped on my other Beretta...
That was the main suspect causing the malfunction (hammer follow).
So I've replaced the "striker" spring Wich is the tilted down plate visible in this picture.
It's the firing pin of this thing.
It opens the magazines valve when it's hit by the hammer.
It stays open till a valve in air nozzle (located in the slide) closes and allows to move the piston and consequently the slide back.
At this point the hammer is fully cocked
Air nozzle breaks to contact with the magazine, gas leaks out, air nozzle is pushed back via two little springs, slide start to close the action pushing a new BB in the chamber, completing the cycle.
That's how it's supposed to work, unfortunately it's still not working properly, very low gas efficiency tells me something wrong with the air nozzle I can't find anywhere.
And I'm most likely going to get a CO2 magazine for it.
Because it works for few shots but then it just short strokes like if the air nozzle valve opens up to early or if the hammer spring is too heavy to make it work
Completely stripped the thing to fix the sear mechanism
Since I've already replaced the magazines, the air seal, lubed all the slide component which actually works fine if swapped on my other Beretta...
That was the main suspect causing the malfunction (hammer follow).
So I've replaced the "striker" spring Wich is the tilted down plate visible in this picture.
It's the firing pin of this thing.
It opens the magazines valve when it's hit by the hammer.
It stays open till a valve in air nozzle (located in the slide) closes and allows to move the piston and consequently the slide back.
At this point the hammer is fully cocked
Air nozzle breaks to contact with the magazine, gas leaks out, air nozzle is pushed back via two little springs, slide start to close the action pushing a new BB in the chamber, completing the cycle.
That's how it's supposed to work, unfortunately it's still not working properly, very low gas efficiency tells me something wrong with the air nozzle I can't find anywhere.
And I'm most likely going to get a CO2 magazine for it.
Because it works for few shots but then it just short strokes like if the air nozzle valve opens up to early or if the hammer spring is too heavy to make it work
You need to Man Up . I have just passed this one, luckily I was on foot and not passing it via a body orifice
