To me it's more advice on what to do if your new mag won't fill, rather than something which must he done to all new mags. I get the feeling Taiwangun are just covering their arses so they're not having to deal with the hassle and costs of refunds
Fixed that for you.
The problem with the 40 milke was mainly down to how it was advertised. CQB isn't the right environment for them whereas outdoor with some distance between shooter and target they gave a nice spread. Unfortunately too many people got caught up in the hysteria and jumped on...
As already posted, the lips on the rubber are to get a good air seal around the nozzle, the bb is held in place by the hop nub. Yes the bb being in a slightly different place may cause some inconsistencies but they're inconsequential compared to other things which have a far bigger effect on...
I've heard the same in the past but I've usually just filled them up. I have had a few mags which were a bit finicky with feeding at first but sorted themselves out after a few uses.
Ising a different name is another option, I've got a couple of friends and family in law enforcement who do that. Just make sure you set up a throwaway e mail address to go with it
Those accessories are definitely cheap clones and I'll assume the red dot is too as it's not in the picture.
Anyone else think it's a piss take to include the front iron sight in the list? Afterall it does come as part of the gun.
Also as important is disposing of old batteries. Yes it's easier to just chuck them in the bin but do you want to be responsible for something like this?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cg4en50v6ngo.amp
It always makes me laugh the amount of personally identifiable information people will happily share online. For example people wouldn't give their address to a complete stranger, but will happily post things like that and more online for everybody to see