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Right I’m fairly new to airsoft especially messing with stuff. 
 

I got hold of the new am hive slide 4.3.  
 

I’ve removed the original (with all internals) and just tried to rack the new slide.  It’s tight, very tight tighter than a tight thing…… You get the idea. 
 

looked around online, states the 5.1 can be tighter.  But after a bit it will loosen/settle.  
 

well I sat there for an hr plus pulling up /down.  It’s smoother for the first part now, however it doesn’t reach the slide lock as it’s too stiff.  I can physically get it there but it need a push on the back of the slide to release it.  Like I said it’s tight!


Any ideas?

 

 

I’ll pop a picture up later but hopefully you know what I mean. 

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mot moves freely from these two points image.thumb.jpg.2e5245388f85c88587a645f727e2b090.jpgimage.thumb.jpg.60f2de423af6f737fe026ad6318b679f.jpgwell a little bit further passed the above picture

 

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I want the frame to lock so need to go to here but I have to use my palm to get it out of this position. I push it from the hammer end

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37 minutes ago, JimFromHorsham said:

Your just going to have to either fettle the slide or frame or both . 
 

look for the wear marks forming already , that will tell you where it’s binding up the worst .
 

 

so I carefully file the marks on the frame?

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1 minute ago, Rm29 said:

so I carefully file the marks on the frame?


In basic terms yes , a little at a time . Lapping stones come in handy here rather than aggressive filing which would then need polishing out .

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