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aceulland · May 29th, 10:56 PM

uncocking. I refill and head back out to the field but now it is still shooting once them I have to recock it then I can shoot then I recock then I shoot and then it seemed as if every few shots the bolt would stop because it cant go forward becasue the ball isnt in there all the way. This was most likely cause because after it shot the bolt didnt go very far back which is caused my my gun not recocking problem. Please help.

***TheAznInvazn*** · May 29th, 11:59 PM

1. Teardown, clean, make sure nothing is dirty
2. Lube bolt and stryker o-rings
3. Refill tank comletely
4. Time to get some mods done by me

**bobide** · May 30th, 12:23 AM

is your battery fully charged?

**kenny_1491** · May 30th, 12:25 AM

Drop some lube down your asa and dry fire your gun a couple times.

aceulland · May 30th, 05:53 PM

Ok I lubed up the striker and check if anything was wrong with that and I didnt visibly see anything wrong with it and also I put some drops in the asa and shot a few times but it still shoots once and uncocks. I tried with fresh air and fresh battery also. Ah and another problem unrelated to that is after a day of play I notice quite a bit of black smudges on the bolt but it wipes off when I wipe it off with paper towel and water. And I know not to lube the delrin bolt.

**bobide** · May 30th, 06:42 PM

The black smudge is just from your co2. Co2 tanks aren't just pure co2 gas theres also dirt and grim in there (a tiny amount)

Are you using 9volts? I noticed I'd have issues if I didn't use the kingman battery. Try shimming the noid, place a penny in between the noid and the frame.

2.0 · May 30th, 06:49 PM

With what you've provided, my first guess is that there's either a pressure problem, a solenoid/sear problem or a valve problem. Pressure i doubt it, since you can shoot a few times.

Check that the sear is coming back to the right position after clicking the trigger, and that it stays there. If it doesn't spring back when it's clicked down, then you have a problem with the system there. Another thing to consider is to check the valve itself, if there's any obstructions on the pin, then there won't be enough gas to push the striker back. Might also be a spring problem, if the valve spring is too stiff, the valve won't operate properly and again the striker is not getting enough gas to fly back. Either way, it's either the sear not catching the striker when it travels back, or the striker not traveling far enough backwards to be caught by the sear. My money's on the sear though.

AuserNAME · July 8th, 02:21 PM

same thing happened to mine it sounds like, i took it apart and cleaned and lubed it and now no problems.

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