cm031 problem help me

[Ronchey_69]

:banghead: hey i have a cm031 ak74 and the if i put it to semi or safe or full auto the gun sometimes doesnt fire or keeps switching, Ex. if i put it on semi auto it shoots full auto and if i put it on safe it shoots semi auto and such, does anybnow how to fix this? thanks

[Bravo One-Six]

Who's the manufacturer? I've never heard of them.

[aZn_triXta07]

Originally Posted by Bravo One-Six

Who's the manufacturer? I've never heard of them.

It's a CYMA 031 AK 74 .. it's a Classic Army AK 74 clone. This guy got it off of BuyAirsoft.ca no doubt

Hey bud, when did you get your AK? Send it back to BuyAirsoft tell them the issue, it counts as defective

[Ronchey_69]

CYMA is the maker

[Ronchey_69]

well i got it a fe wweeks ago but i put some upgrades in it and i dont want to take them out

[Kid]

It's been upgraded and has run for a good few hundred (or couple thousand) rounds already.

Upgrades are simply piston head, cylinder head, a small spring upgrade, nozzle, and metal bushings.

It worked for quite a few hundred rounds before this problem came up.

I did notice when it was apart (I upgraded) that the tappet plate was hard and would likely break soon.

[mcguyver]

Make sure the selector gearing is correct (both sides of the mechbox)and the little spring for the semi-auto cutt-off bar is still in place.

[surebet]

http://airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=36236

[thephenom]

Originally Posted by Kid

It's been upgraded and has run for a good few hundred (or couple thousand) rounds already.

Upgrades are simply piston head, cylinder head, a small spring upgrade, nozzle, and metal bushings.

It worked for quite a few hundred rounds before this problem came up.

I did notice when it was apart (I upgraded) that the tappet plate was hard and would likely break soon.

So knowing he was 13, you were helping him to upgrade/fix his gun?

[kalnaren]

Originally Posted by thephenom

So knowing he was 13, you were helping him to upgrade/fix his gun?

I was actually going to post arguing aginst you, bet then I though about it for a couple of minutes, and yea, you're right, probably not in the best interest of the sport.

[Kid]

He's a friend of my brother. (same age)

After his posts in the other section, I have decided against making an attempt at repairing his gun.

When I put the metal bushings in, the gun was working and was working after. I don't believe I did anything wrong by installing the parts.

[thephenom]

Originally Posted by Kid

He's a friend of my brother. (same age)

After his posts in the other section, I have decided against making an attempt at repairing his gun.

When I put the metal bushings in, the gun was working and was working after. I don't believe I did anything wrong by installing the parts.

Did you happen to introduce him to buyairsoft.ca too presuming that's where he got the AEG from in the first place?

[Kid]

Originally Posted by thephenom

Did you happen to introduce him to buyairsoft.ca too presuming that's where he got the AEG from in the first place?

Although he never registered, he did frequent the forums and found these.

Yes, it was BuyAirsoft.ca, but it was purchased by his friend's brother (over 18 and of whom I have never met).

[thephenom]

Originally Posted by Kid

Although he never registered, he did frequent the forums and found these.

Yes, it was BuyAirsoft.ca, but it was purchased by his friend's brother (over 18 and of whom I have never met).

Did you have a chance to talk to him (the 13yrs old) about the legality of airsoft and the proper care of airsoft in terms of usage? That's as much as I expect from anyone who's active on the forum to educate people that airsoft isn't a toy for them to dick around with.

I'm not fond of the whole idea of fixing a 13yrs old kid's gun, and I'm sure there are quite a few gun doctors on ASC who refuses to do any work for under 18s to simply discourage underage to buy airsoft and play at anywhere else other than approved fields.

[kalnaren]

Originally Posted by thephenom

Did you have a chance to talk to him (the 13yrs old) about the legality of airsoft and the proper care of airsoft in terms of usage? That's as much as I expect from anyone who's active on the forum to educate people that airsoft isn't a toy for them to dick around with.

I'm not fond of the whole idea of fixing a 13yrs old kid's gun, and I'm sure there are quite a few gun doctors on ASC who refuses to do any work for under 18s to simply discourage underage to buy airsoft and play at anywhere else other than approved fields.

Show me a 13yo who is really going to give a shit about the legalities and not just going to be like "GUN WOOHOO!!!!". From what Kid said in the other thread, this 13yo doesn't sound like he'd really get it anyway.