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Mr. No_Face
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If the charging handle causes the BCG to bind what i described above will happen.
The nozzle looks to have sheared around the larger diameter portion of the nozzle (behind the rocket valve)
Regardless trying to hypothesize something that happened in a nano second is a waste of time really.
Put the gun COMPLETELY back to stock, fit a complete new TM or GM nozzle.
Check everything moves and functions independently as it should.
Half fill a mag with weak sauce gas and test it.
I'm gonna do exactly what you said, bite the bullet and buy yet another nozzle. Spend more money on gas (this time low pressured) and revert this completely back to stock basically (reinstall the stock charging handle.)
If this does not work. You guys will be able to find a new TM MWS GBBR in the adverts section of this forum.
Exactly what @Davegolf, and everybody else has said.
Put it back to standard. Test it properly after a thorough check
Bite the bullet and admit you’ve messed up something or you’ll never get it fixed.
Personal growth is wonderful thing
How does "admitting I messed up" change the outcome of this situation? My only complaint has always been about the delicate internals being dissected with every gas blast. Yes I still think the internals are shite and am still in utter disbelief that a 500 pound gun's internals could be sheared away like nothing, regardless of the cause of the problem