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CYMA Glock 18c AEP won't shoot with one triggering
Hey Guys,
I've purchased this gun recently, Must have had less than 150 rounds of bb went through it. Battery is fully charged, but I noticed that on full auto, the gun would stop shooting after 5-10 rounds. I've checked if the bbs were being jammed, but it wasn't the reason. Soon after, on semi mode, the gun won't shoot bbs with one trigger, and It would take 2 - 3 triggering for it to shoot a bb. Not sure if anyone ever had anything like this with their AEGs or AEPs. Any ideas? YouTube - CYMA Glock AEP 18c g18c Shooting Problem Last edited by kevinz; November 8th, 2008 at 23:15.. |
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#2 |
First question I was going to ask is "Did you charge up the battery?"
But you said that in the video so.....I dunno. |
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#3 |
Had similar problems - works for a while and then stopped workig - so I sent the gun back. Got another defective one and sent that back. My friend got one too but didn't have problems. Took mine apart and found that there were problems with the contacts but couldn't fix it. I was living in the US at the time and have since moved. Haven't had a chance to look it over again. I'll take a look at it this week and see if there's anything else.
I suspect that it might have been a battery issue because mine came with two batteries. One was good, one was bad. Oh yeah, one of the batteries came apart at the contacts. I think the reason for the problem is poor manufacturing. Cheap guns = poor quality. Sorry. |
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#4 |
I've tested and tested and now it seems like it's a problem with Semi, Full auto select switch..
Semi won't fire at all(It at least tried before), but the Auto would, if I would position the switch right. Looks like I need to open up the glock and see what's hiding. :s |
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#5 |
CYMA G18C has a shit wiring, I had one, and it would do what you described every once and now.
Best thing to do is resolder the connections, but that's waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too complicated and not worth the money. You'll probably fuck something up during disassembly as well. |
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#6 |
Well, I have no choice but to try to fix it.
Not even a week old, and giving me issues already. Wasn't such a great idea to take CYMA g18c as my first gun ![]() Skladfin, you must have fcuk yours up during disassembly, if you would tell me I will probably fcuk up mine? Last edited by kevinz; November 10th, 2008 at 16:28.. |
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#7 |
I didn't screw up mine during disassembly, I'm saying that if this is you're first time doing airsoft gun disassembly of any kind, then it's pretty much guranteed that you will fuck something up.
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#8 |
yea i took a reolver apart... had to sell the pieces....
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#9 |
If you're going to take it apart, I have the original manual. If you want, I can scan it and email it to you.
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#10 |
That'd be awesome Ezkill!
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#11 |
Sent. check your email
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