J4ck Posted October 21, 2017 Posted October 21, 2017 So my dad was working on his new G&G m15 Pro Line for the first time... Without my help. He put it all together and was left with a tiny spring and a "rod" He has no idea where they came from or what they do... Anyone got any ideas? Cheers
Supporters Samurai Posted October 21, 2017 Supporters Posted October 21, 2017 Without size reference it's hard to tell, but it looks like the hopup spring. IDK the other.
Supporters Sitting Duck Posted October 21, 2017 Supporters Posted October 21, 2017 The spring seems to come out at about 25mm to 30mm in your picture But how about a pic of the gun itself coz I can't place the G&G model and not seen that other bit off the top of my head in a normal G&G M4 Is it a G&G blowback M4 thingy or Think you mean M14 gearbox.... perhaps spring goes here - or somewhere.... only guessing coz not stripped M14 but recognise the long thin spring from a SHS v7 spring set kit
Supporters Shizbazki Posted October 21, 2017 Supporters Posted October 21, 2017 Ive stripped a G&G M14 EBR rifle and the spring left over looks like the tappet plate spring. This spring (if you have an M14) fits under the tappet plate and awkwardly. You sorta need four hands to put the G&G M14 gearbox back together. As for the pin i have no idea BUT i think it might be the pin that holds the recoil gas rod/pipe connecting block under the barrel in place. Heres a link to the G&G M14 (GR14) manual.http://image.guay2.com/file/download-ZG9jdW1lbnQ=-document1468290794281195.pdf See page 18, look at GR14-28 or GR14-21 and look at part number 4 This video might help in putting your M14 back together, if indeed it is an M14
johnnyj Posted November 4, 2017 Posted November 4, 2017 G&G m15 ? so its a m4 based rifle ? as them parts look like the front pin indent pin and spring
J4ck Posted November 4, 2017 Author Posted November 4, 2017 Yea exactly what it was. My dad just yanked the pin all the way out! Cheers
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