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Double feeding so order new bushings ???
First things first - gearbox = pisspot zinc alloy
bushings = steel (sorta)
which material do you think has worn loose ???
(I suspect new bushings may still be a little loose
plus different bushings/bearings will throw shimming out
and all of this is likely to be unrelated to feed issues really)
Poundland - £1 purchase of 2-part expoxy
glue bushings in by a LIGHT smear around edges of box - refit & allow to set
Double feed or misfeeding ???
without going into detail too much...
assuming bb's slip through bucking/hop unit into barrel etc...
(and tappet/nozzle is cycling correctly to feed/chamber bb etc...)
is the mag a little loose in gun ???
can you put a bit of cloth (some use velcro - felt part of it, tape)
place a bit of cloth/tape at BACK of magwell, effectively between gearbox & mag in well
this will very slightly shift the hop forward as the mag is inserted
(very very slightly shifting the mag/hop forward from box which will create a whisper more room
in doing so there will be a slight increase in available room in front of nozzle that should assist in feeding
there is a slight chance that fps "might" lessen slightly but test if it helps with feed issue first)
Realistically - wind the hop off, see if gun feeds 101%
if it feeds OK with hop off then things look OK
what "might" be happening is bucking is greasey so not applying grippy pressure to backspin/lift bb
so you wind on more pressure and create jams etc... (often diagnosed as misfeeds - nope it's a jam)
is the hop working ???
you don't need to see nub forming a solar eclipse as you look down hop/barrel
it just needs a very slight bump to create backspin
the barrel is 6.03~6.05mm with a 5.95mm bb, you can't have it looking like a stopcock/valve half open
tilt gun on its side 90 degrees & fire to see bb's curving right/left = hop sorta working
but if you keep winding it on you'll get a jam in the end
The v2 gearbox is cunt for nozzle/tappet tolerances
the tappet fin could be worn - but I kinda doubt it
(plus the cyma tappet is a bespoke bastid)
is the box properly all bolted back into place, with box in position
(be careful tightening the stock tube up really tight, especially in metal receivers - yeah its plastic)
but if stuff is slightly out of whack, nozzle can rub on hop impeding its operating (feed/chamber issues)
as said previously - try shit in other gun
test other mags - use good bb's, swap out barrel/hop combo first
basically try a process of elimination/trial n error before steaming in & buying new bushings
(which still might be a bit loose if cheap box allows present bushings to fall out)
the tape velcro thingy might assist if shifting the hop forward very slightly
and allow a smidge more room/clearance for bb to slip past the nozzle at full retraction
the cyma sector will not allow you to fit a normal delayer, so that suggestion is not really an option
stuff like
filing down the nozzle is NOT ADVISED as you will likely lose fps from shortening nozzle
(the velcro/tape at back of magwell will slightly do the same effect but without fucking shit
as you can always remove velcro/cloth tape - but can't put back material you filed off nozzle)
it is too easy to steam in and think it must be this - often it isn't
and doubt if bushings will resolve the issue - well not as I can see
in your pic, the sector cam was just behind the tappet fin
so it needs to be slightly in front of fin when reassembling
or box won't close
also - might worth rotating tappet spring 180 so the loop is closer to tappet underside/hook
than at the bottom like in your pic - but depends on tappet spring as some have "loops"
formed differently than others. Some say it don't matter which way it is fitted
but on reg trolley switches the loop on the "hook" goes close to tappet underside
to keep the tappet spring closer to tappet in operation etc...
(probably won't make a difference but wondering if spring was fitted that way round)
close of Cyma from TWG...
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looks like your tappet spring might have been fitted the other way around
(might make next to no difference, but the loop is tighter to tappet underside (usually)
than leaning towards bottom of hook)
Most of this is my OCD kicking in - I'd try say the tape in magwell first
before ripping box open, swapping tappet spring around and removing stuff to glue bushings etc...
if box was assembled OK then it "should" just work
looks std with no massive amount of wear anywhere
so it "should" work, not as if fucked components or new nozzle too long fitted
so again "should" just work as intended without going nutz
some guns/mags like the tape in magwell to reduce wobble and help feeding
it is another kinda bodge/workaround on M4 style guns/mags with sprung/floaty hop units
but providing other hop/bucking/feed/jam issues aren't involved
(hence swap/try the other hop/barrel combo in there from other gun too)
don't go stripping down a hop/barrel combo that works OK - just the complete unit try out
to diagnose what the main issue might be why the sod don't wanna feed too good
ps - be carefull with the two black wires getting close to that little hole
that is the where that little pin goes through and if wires are not routed carefully
it is easy to nick/puncture them with the receiver pin - I've done it
(so you learn by our mistakes certain things to take note of next time & stuff to watch out for)
yup - people think v2's are pretty straight forward - well they are but there are a few things to note
and stuff like routing of wires - well basically everything I guess needs a little attention to detail
you probably was OK, but just looked a tiny bit close to the pin hole
and like I said I've punctured them wire(s) in the past not checking/routing stuff carefully
pps - shims on sector gear go in front of tappet not underneath
but sure you refiited it all correctly - with shims on top of sector gear & tappet fin