1911 high-capa troubles?

JakeThePanda

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Hi all,

Wondering if a tech or GBB expert can help?

My KP-06 by KJW seems to be "locking up" and or not having enough power to push slide back?

Is this the cooldown effect? I shoot the gun fairly fast in all honesty and could do with slowing my shots down a bit but wanted someone to shed a little light?

Thanks all!

 
First, when did it start happening? What changed or did you change when it started to happen

 
rocketdogbert said:
First, when did it start happening? What changed or did you change when it started to happen
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Hi Rocketdogbert,

i bought the gun on the saturday and skirmished it on the sunday,

i noticed it was happening after say the 3rd match of the day?

i dont use the pistol much but got to admit my finger is a tad heavy.

 
Very likely cool down, but it could be a whole load of anything.

If you have access to an HPA rig, try it with that, no locking, deffo cool down

 
rocketdogbert said:
Very likely cool down, but it could be a whole load of anything.

If you have access to an HPA rig, try it with that, no locking, deffo cool down
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Just thought to try it in the garden real quick, doesn't seem to do anything bad when I fire at a decent pace, 

slide locks back fine and each kick feels powerful, unlike how it felt before when I went a tad heavy on the finger.

Should i put it down to cooldown and go a little light on it?

 
Heavy slide, low temperature.

Typical problem with gbb pistols.

Use it in the warmer months and get a TM for when it's cold. 

 
Just up the gas in cold. below 10c go to black, below 20 use red, green above 20c

 
When you say the slide locks up, do you mean like in this video? : 

I had the same problem as this guy, I just needed to lube up the inside of the nozzle assembly and it fixed it for me.  

Actually this guys Oring was a bit chewed - I didn't have that problem.. just needed lube.





 
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12 hours ago, mzjango said:

When you say the slide locks up, do you mean like in this video? : 

I had the same problem as this guy, I just needed to lube up the inside of the nozzle assembly and it fixed it for me.  

Actually this guys Oring was a bit chewed - I didn't have that problem.. just needed lube.

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Mine works all good now, lubed up the slides are the o-rings and began controlling the trigger finger and the issue went! 

Thanks for sharing the video however! 

 
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