heroshark

Possibly. Never had the issue myself but I know others who have, and I've had things with other guns. Was 4 years ago when I first got mine. First trial out was freezing and snow and it was getting a steady 2 mags worth of BBs before starting to get more sluggish.

The gunfire gas with the metal nozzle. Sometimes the TM fill valves don't like filling well off metal nozzles.

That's normal the inner barrel and hop is pinned in place by the slide lock does the inner barrel have a lot of play within the outer barrel when in battery? Few wraps of tape or correct size o-ring around the inner barrel to stabilize it in the outer will solve that. Don't over do it still needs to move freely, and not too far up the barrel as it can interfere when the outer barrel drops back.

Or thinking about it something up with the lug it engages with on the hop unit.

Hard to tell without getting hands on but that doesn't sounds like the hop. More like the outer barrel, possibly lost the lug that pushes it up into the locking position. I'd send it back. Is there a lot of play in the outer barrel in battery?

Thin sheet of lead wrapped in card and gaffa tape. Then it'll form to you and have a bit of flex.

Yep it's a kwc base gun. Is kwc's more budget model but with a metal slide. Hops can vary wildly with the kwc guns but should be okay anyway if you are only shooting a few metres. The TM will over hop on anything under 0.25g you . Really short range you wouldn't notice so much. You get a few 0.25g with the gun so you will see the difference.

Maybe consider a belt and yoke of some sort and balance the weight out on your hips more. Incorporated with a small chest rig you can carry plenty and distribute your kit better. Rather than carrying unnecessary weight.

if you have a link for the m9 I maybe able to tell you more. quite possibly a kwc based one. The tm1911 is set for 0.25g .

The TM 1911 is excellent. Umarex do various 92fs models most are decent with some different features like slide stop on one version. Some have more pop than others, but pretty quiet on the whole.

Always found the spas pump a little slippery compared to the M3, also a little big. But it is for just the fact the spas looks cool then go for it. Personally if I where to get a spring shottty I'd get the cyma full metal short m870 with top folding stock.

You have to very perposefull and steady load/cock spring guns. You are not trying to rip in it half but you can't be wimpy with it either as it can fowl things up an even cause damage.

Yes . Are you struggling to cock it?

You need to cock the slide fully back and forth to prime the piston and load a BB in the chamber.

Can't really fill the mag wrong just push bbs and your done. If you fill the mag and press the button on top do all the bbs come out? If not they should and the mag isn't feeding. If it is feeding its not picking up bbs and something isn't right with the gun. As I said before its something very hard to diagnose without seeing it. You can strip the gun like a 1911 takedown. How much that will help you Idk.

I'm a big lover of spring guns. I have ordered a good few off the German shop kotte Zeller as they have a great selection. If you have any questions I can point you towards a good one.

Where's our gbb Uzi?

If you want light imo pcs not the way. Many years ago I got a good flyye pc and soon learnt I hated wearing it and a good belt kit was more light weight and easier to move in.

Could get a spring gun. Quiet, cheap and good for plinking in the house.

Way to de-rail a thread @Captain Darling, I have deep respect for that. I have a chocolate orange in my mg32, but that's for later.

One of those strange intermediate multi pack size ones produced for pound land to illicit a vale of better value.

3 mars, possibly 8 fudge.

This is my answer to the argument 😁.

I have ran my mk as a DMP for a long time. Similar length barrel running 400fps under 2j iirc. It shoots a little further but the main benefit is hitting harder at range. I often carry in combination with pistols only but sometimes with a small aeg. It's light and manureable only disadvantages is less stability . Some places/scenario's are not ok with it but I ask before. I think it's not an issue as long as people respect the rules and know what they have. From a Marshall pov a mk23 DMP and any gun thats been bought up to dmr are just as hard to differentiate. The onus as it's always been lay heavily on the players.

best bet is finding a cheap aa one.