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July 17th, 2010, 20:03 | #16 |
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when running on green gas / Top Gas, the Model 18c tends to have trouble striking the valve completely open, as the hammer spring is a little shy of the strength required to handle the increased gas pressuer. To solve this problem, don't charge your 50round magazine fully. In the future we shall see if our technological geniuses at Redwolf Custom works can work out a stronger hammer spring for this very reason.
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November 29th, 2010, 19:10 | #17 |
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Hey guys would any of you have an idea of what is causing my problem ? Just got a brand new one and not knowing much about full auto GBBs and Glocks, I'm a bit stumped. Everything worked great (shooting around 300fps with .20s on propane) until I took the slide off to ajust the hopup, now the BBs just roll out of the barrel when shooting... At first I thought it was the hopup that I had ajusted that was blocking them but now that I turned it all the way off, the exact same thing happens... other then that it cycles great, shoots strong and all.... I'm confused :S
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November 29th, 2010, 19:19 | #18 |
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I just had that problem yesturday at a game. If anyone knows why, please share.
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November 30th, 2010, 13:06 | #19 |
I would say lude the hell out of the thing and keep shooting.
I have had a few issues with mine, and I find that spraying some silicone lube into the slide tends to cure just about everything with these guns. The problem that I have had is that the first 4 or 5 shots out of each magazine just barely shoot out of the gun. It seems that each shot gets progresively stronger and has harder blow back. One really wierd thing is that the problem goes away quicker if you fire your first few shots directly at the floor. Once you get to about the 6th shot the thing is shooting at full strength. It's almost like the rubber seal at the top of the magazine doesn't seat 100% until a few shots have cycled through it. Either that or it takes a few shots to get the gas to push some silicone lube into some area that is prone to binding, it's hard to tell. Gordo
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November 30th, 2010, 14:52 | #20 |
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Okay an update on the BB's rolling out of the barrel: Turn up your hop up.
If you leave it off, there isn't much hop up rubber contact on the BB so the BB just rolls out. I turned up mines and now it stays in place, even if I cock the slide back while pointing the gun towards the ground. Make sure to use 0.20g BBs since the power isn't that high. |
November 30th, 2010, 16:53 | #21 |
I did a little upgrading to my Tokyo Marui G18C, so I figured this is as good a place to show it off as any;
I added a thread barrell adaptor to it so I could install a silencer on it. Shooters Design TM G17 Threaded Barrel - Model# GSMS917 I also added a shoulder stock, foregrip, aiming laser and extra long magazine. It's always a little bit tricky finding that fine line between making your gun look cool, and being this guy ...:lol: I hope that I have stayed on the "cool side" of things with this gun. Later Gordo
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November 30th, 2010, 17:08 | #22 |
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Wow and here I thought Tokyo Marui pistols were supposed to be "high end"... Not impressed so far, even tho I knew full autos needed more maintenance and possibly reinforcement because of the propane... Maybe I should've gone with the KSC version instead. :S
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November 30th, 2010, 17:23 | #23 |
I had a KSC G18C which I sold, in order to buy this Tokyo Marui version.
In my opinion the TM version is a "better" airsoft gun than the KSC one, but not by much. The KSC seems to be made of a slightly harder plastic, and I believe that it is a hair bigger than that TM gun. The TM - Glock is way more acurate than the KSC gun though. Also I believe that the TM gun cycles a tiny bit quicker than the the KSC one did. I also find that the TM magazines feed BBs into the gun far better than the KSC mags. It was very rare to be able to shoot off a whole mag worth of BBs without them getting jammed in the mag at least once or twice with the KSC. Overall I like the feel and the weight of the TM better than the KSC, but really they are very, very close in terms of overall performance in my opinion. Gordo
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November 30th, 2010, 17:28 | #24 |
This information is incorrect!
Gas pistols do MUCH better on heavy weight BB's. From the testing I've done, you see almost a 0.10 Joule increase going from .20 to .28. Sure the FPS goes down, but the impact energy goes up because the BB stays in the barrel longer and it allows for further expansion of the gas. |
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November 30th, 2010, 19:59 | #25 |
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I stand corrected. I was using 0.25g BBs with hop up turned all the way off, so maybe that's why it only went 3 meters and dropped.
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November 30th, 2010, 20:12 | #26 |
November 30th, 2010, 20:23 | #27 |
A friend on the board here found one for me at Evike in the States.
It fits the gun nice, but with the silencer on, it does interfere a bit with the gun cycling properly. I might put a more powerful spring set in it, or I might not. The silencer is really just for looks, it doesn't do much with the noise aspect. Gordo
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November 30th, 2010, 22:09 | #28 |
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Well just slap me and call me Lucy, turning UP the hopup and lubing the shit out of it worked like a charm ! Now hopefull it'll stay that way a while since I'm putting it in a Hera kit and that thing is not a drop in... maintenance will be a bitch.
Btw from all I've heard on Arnies and here, because I'm using it in a Hera kit I'm leaving it bone stock with the plastic slide so as to do without the usual enhancements like high out-flow valve and 150% return springs that's needed with a metal slide... of course the slide will probably eventually crack but at 15$ a pop, I'm not too worried about that. But still since I'll only use it on propane, does anybody have any suggestions to help with consistency or durability? I'll put up pics in the Hera kit a little bit later...
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November 30th, 2010, 23:15 | #29 |
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Only had a long flashlight to put on there but still, here it is:
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December 1st, 2010, 00:08 | #30 |
Sweet Action! That looks "The Bee's Knees" Mr. Bond!
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