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Guessing these wouldn't work with the ASG CZP-09?

Thanks, I'll pop down there! While I've got you, may I ask a noob question? I was thinking of getting the ASG CZ Shadow 2, which is powered by Co2 - however, I know there are green gas mags for it - so does that mean I can simply replace the mag and run it fine on green gas?

I live in St Leonards!! I didn't know they exist. I had better join up then I've just joined there - joined for using my .22LR stuff but then discovered they have airsoft comps too, hence my purchase of this PPQ in the first place Seem like a great bunch of guys down there.

Christchurch?? That's where I'm going to be using it... the gun club there has started an airsoft comp! Are you a member?

Thanks - that's interesting. I assume they must have done other fixes too, as I've tried two different mags. Thank you for the detailed response. It's quite warm here - summer time near Bournemouth. The gas definitely has plenty left, only filled the mag a few times. And yes, certain it's filling correctly. I think you're probably right about the causes - but I've mailed it back now anyway, so hoping they'll just agree to either refund me or send the HK. Either way I'll be fine with that. I assume the lack of metal slide and outer barrel isn't of too much concern, given what I've seen in reviews about the reliability. I'll check if I should use only 1.0 green instead of 2.0 with it.

Ah, I didn't realise WE did a version too - I will have a look into that, thanks. I haven't - but I'm just about to send it back and request either a TM HK45 in its place, or get a refund and buy one of them from somewhere else.

Yes am doing it inverted - should I not be?

I count to 12 with 'and' inbetween on the fill, so probably about 10 seconds I work in branding - so can say for sure that if they're still going now then they'd be absolutely thriving if they went for it with customer care. It's often a case of false economy not to... like it'll cost them 20% more in time, resource, money to provide top quality customer services, etc... but they'll make 60% more off the back of it, giving a net benefit. But some companies will only see that short term 20% cost, rather than the long term ongoing gains.

I think so too. Thank you. I have started to discover a lot of people saying that, in various places online. Such a shame, as that will impact their business a lot over time.

Thank you, that's as I thought. I'll get back onto them to either fix it or provide a refund.

I bought an Umarex VFC Walther PPQ from Wolf Armouries a couple of weeks ago. I had problems with it, using the recommended and supplied green gas - it was spitting out gas half-way through a mag. I learned this is considered as 'venting'. I told Wolf, sent it back to them, and they tested it. Their response was that I was shooting too fast, and that venting is normal in that case. I spent that evening searching online, and nowhere in any forums, etc... does anyone describe venting as anything other than a problem that needs to be fixed, due to valves, o-rings, and so on. I even bought another mag to try that, and the same happened. I spoke to Wolf again, and they assured me that as long as I don't shoot too quickly then it won't happen. But what is 'too quickly'? Does that mean I cannot double-tap? Can I not use it in skirmishes or timed target shooting because it's not usable for shooting more than once per few seconds? What is the point in it being a semi-auto if I can only shoot it at the same speed as a spring action pistol? Anyway, here is a video of me shooting it - to confirm from others that this is not normal, or acceptable, but faulty. I'm pretty sure VFC and Umarex wouldn't count this as normal either. Thank you, Steve