hi cap mags
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wind them until the noise changes
Twice19
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^^ what he said.
It's been a long time since I used Hi-Caps, but from what I remember it take a lot to "overwind" them to an extent of damage.
The sound will change from "bzzzz-bzzzz", to ""bzzz-click-bzzz-click" when you wind.
Once it's clicking, your done.
I seem to remember the mechanism gets pretty stiff it's it's overwound, so if your putting extra pressure on it to turn it - stop.
It's been a long time since I used Hi-Caps, but from what I remember it take a lot to "overwind" them to an extent of damage.
The sound will change from "bzzzz-bzzzz", to ""bzzz-click-bzzz-click" when you wind.
Once it's clicking, your done.
I seem to remember the mechanism gets pretty stiff it's it's overwound, so if your putting extra pressure on it to turn it - stop.
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With ANY mag....
Empty the mag when ya finished !!!!
Leave a mag wound up or midcap loaded for a fortnight/ month or so it will lose tension in spring do you will eventually be winding the mag to fire 6-10 shots
Same goes for gun, ensure you fire it on semi a couple of times, if crazy speed mofo gun, try and park it with a used battery
Leaving gun's spring pre-cocked will result in fps loss very quickly
Kind of common sense but just letting ya know to help gun & last longer - hopefully
Empty the mag when ya finished !!!!
Leave a mag wound up or midcap loaded for a fortnight/ month or so it will lose tension in spring do you will eventually be winding the mag to fire 6-10 shots
Same goes for gun, ensure you fire it on semi a couple of times, if crazy speed mofo gun, try and park it with a used battery
Leaving gun's spring pre-cocked will result in fps loss very quickly
Kind of common sense but just letting ya know to help gun & last longer - hopefully
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