• Hi Guest. Welcome to the new forums. All of your posts and personal messages have been migrated. Attachments (i.e. images) and The (Old) Classifieds have been wiped.

    The old forums will be available for a couple of weeks should you wish to grab old images or classifieds listings content. Go Here

    If you have any issues please post about them in the Forum Feedback thread: Go Here

M4 takes two trigger pulls for one bb? Barrel/Hop issue?

RabidNinja64

Members
Joined
Jul 31, 2014
Messages
140
Reaction score
28
So, decided to cut down the barrel of my M4 awhile back for a more CQB style setup, so installed a new maple leaf inner 6.02 barrel, along with a new ML hop rubber into my stock hop unit. It worked fine initially but am now having issues regarding a consistent feed. One trigger pull shoots nothing, a quick double tap shoots one and begins feeding, until after waiting a few seconds i have to double tap again. Ive also noticed that adjusting the hop does no significant change to the hop rubber, let alone turning it off or all the way on. Ive tried with multiple magazines also.

Would it be worth replacing the unit too? Or should i just check the barrel/rubber to see if its a clearance issue?

Edit: the gun in question is the PJ CASV (A&K clone brand)

 
Last edited by a moderator:
Maple Leaf hop rubbers have longish lips that can cause feeding problems.  You might want to sand them down a little.

On the hop adjustment, are you running the stock nub, or a Maple Leaf omega, or something else?  I've found that with a Maple Leaf rubber and omega nub that I'm overhopped on 0.2g even with the hop right off, and that's on two hop units.  I had to put the stock nubs back in.  But a third one with that combo is just fine. We're talking fractions of a mm here, you may need to go with a bigger or smaller nub to get yourself into the right range of pressure.

 
Maple Leaf hop rubbers have longish lips that can cause feeding problems.  You might want to sand them down a little.


[/thread]

On the hop adjustment, are you running the stock nub, or a Maple Leaf omega, or something else?  I've found that with a Maple Leaf rubber and omega nub that I'm overhopped on 0.2g even with the hop right off, and that's on two hop units.  I had to put the stock nubs back in.  But a third one with that combo is just fine. We're talking fractions of a mm here, you may need to go with a bigger or smaller nub to get yourself into the right range of pressure.


that's gods way of telling you to use heavier ammo :P

 
God has been over-ruled by the site owner who limits it to 0.25g.  And indoors at CQB ranges, it's not even worth paying for that.


see i can accept the cqb argument, although not sure i like sites limiting ammo weight arbitrarily, sure it carries energy at range but it'll never have more than when it started.

 
Back
Top