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I have enabled my blowback but the cocking handle keeps stopping in wrong place now and then, any ideas??
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umarex g36kv blowback
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From what I have seen on youtube video's (and i am no aeg mechanic) that happens on all of them, I think you might be able to stick something in there to stop the bolt thing going back all the way for a faster cycling rate but that might just be gas bb guns... or real guns I'm not sure but the point I'm getting at is that I have seen a lot of electric blowback rifles do that lol
sorry I couldn't be more helpful
sorry I couldn't be more helpful
Tariq
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No AEG expert either, but i know the cause 
The position is linked to the spring. So when you fire (mainly happens on semi AFAIK), and it stops halfway etc, the gearbox hasn't fully cycled. This happens on ALL AEGS, but not noticeable except on the EBB G36.
nothing to worry about, just keep playing
If it does matter, a decent mosfet and few internal upgrades (motor, etc) can be set up right to allow full cycles properly.
Also:
Since when do we have a site in chippenham??? I suddenly leave and all these sites keep popping up in Wiltshire XD
The position is linked to the spring. So when you fire (mainly happens on semi AFAIK), and it stops halfway etc, the gearbox hasn't fully cycled. This happens on ALL AEGS, but not noticeable except on the EBB G36.
nothing to worry about, just keep playing
If it does matter, a decent mosfet and few internal upgrades (motor, etc) can be set up right to allow full cycles properly.
Also:
Since when do we have a site in chippenham??? I suddenly leave and all these sites keep popping up in Wiltshire XD
nickylee83dec
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Thanks, probably just disable again as i have heard that blowback could break gear box ?!?!? My bro in law is setting one up with two other people, not up and running fully yet but im lucky enough to go up there helping with bits around and a few games. Am i allowed to post link on here as they have a web site? it is where i play with .co.uk on end if not!
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Links are allowed, we're all about free airsoft related information, feel free to post a link.
Don't go berserk posting the same link in loads of different threads though.
Don't go berserk posting the same link in loads of different threads though.
nickylee83dec
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How is the g36v? I was undecided from that and one i went for? Ok thanks was unsure as i noticed some pictures have been taken off in past. http://www.chippenhamairsoft.co.uk/ Its still early days but it is fun attacking the fort
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Pretty much the same. Nice range and accuracy. Pretty reliable, although a lose wire made it catch fire Fixed though.
Didnt have the KV long enough to really compare though. i'd say little extra range from the KV (only like 5m though). Groupings not noticeably different.
Went for the V as the KV was in constant problems (had it 4 months, and only survived 1 whole day, and was scraping through 1/3rd of a day at a time after that)
So bought a KWA MP7. Then decided since i just bought a small gun that i wanted something large to replace the KV
Both good guns, but having the MP7 that i could already put stuff on rails (had a TM rail handguard on my KV), i went for the G36. Really the only thing that made me decide.
Fixed though.Didnt have the KV long enough to really compare though. i'd say little extra range from the KV (only like 5m though). Groupings not noticeably different.
Went for the V as the KV was in constant problems (had it 4 months, and only survived 1 whole day, and was scraping through 1/3rd of a day at a time after that)
So bought a KWA MP7. Then decided since i just bought a small gun that i wanted something large to replace the KV
Both good guns, but having the MP7 that i could already put stuff on rails (had a TM rail handguard on my KV), i went for the G36. Really the only thing that made me decide.
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nickylee83dec
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Any ideas on what fittings i can put on rail (if thats whats you can call it)? slide on hand grips wont go on as the runners are sealed at ends if that makes sense and grasp ones dont fit either as there are no grooves to accomadate them???
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What issues did you have with the kv? Was it same make as mine?
Tariq
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yeah it was the same.
Had motor issues, which then destroyed the gearbox, which then fudged the new motor
it was one of the first batch though so the odd one was expected. Store has sold a fair amount of the umarex G36 series and mine was the only one with fatal flaws.
I fitted a new TM front end to it. Do have it spare atm but another guy on the forum has asked to buy it.
Will drop him a message. I have said he can have it but If he can't get the cash together soon i can let it go.
Had motor issues, which then destroyed the gearbox, which then fudged the new motor
it was one of the first batch though so the odd one was expected. Store has sold a fair amount of the umarex G36 series and mine was the only one with fatal flaws.
I fitted a new TM front end to it. Do have it spare atm but another guy on the forum has asked to buy it.
Will drop him a message. I have said he can have it but If he can't get the cash together soon i can let it go.
nickylee83dec
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Ok but mine is in dark earth colour and dont fancy painting to match it but thanks for the offer
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Maybe a mosfet would help bring the charging handle to the correct position? Im just looking into them to see if they can give my single shot a snappy response....also I know very little about this so I could be on the wrong track!!!
hope it helps!
hope it helps!
Tariq
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It would do, but it seems an expensive way to stop the charging handle looking wierd.
Yeah it would improve trigger response etc as well.
I'm just leaving my G36 pretty stock. Works fine as it is. Does have a tightbore barrel but thats it. Don't want to be chucking £100+ (high torque motor + high end mosfet + lipos) into it when all you're getting back is a few milliseconds improvement in response, and a full cycle.
Its my backup anyway. GBB guns all the way
Yeah it would improve trigger response etc as well.
I'm just leaving my G36 pretty stock. Works fine as it is. Does have a tightbore barrel but thats it. Don't want to be chucking £100+ (high torque motor + high end mosfet + lipos) into it when all you're getting back is a few milliseconds improvement in response, and a full cycle.
Its my backup anyway. GBB guns all the way
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