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Originally Posted by chenmeister
I installed an airsoft surgeon loading muzzle and the fit is tight with the nineball dyna piston, it doesn't slide smoothly and blowback feels sluggish. (the dyna piston works fine with the stock loading muzzle and the smaller o-ring with the piston seems to be too small) It shoots correctly but recoils inconsistently at times. Also, I can see white gas coming out of the barrel when shooting blanks, what causes this?
The hammer is also touching the loading muzzle when the slide slides back, they shouldn't be making contact correct? Should I try sanding down the bottom of the loading muzzle?
And wow this airsoft surgeon 170% recoil spring is ridiculously heavy.
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It's been mentioned several times in this thread already, but try using the stock floating valve spring instead of the Nine Ball one. It's a bit too strong for some setups, and can cause the problems you are describing.
As for the term "loading muzzle", can you show a picture of it? I think you're referring to the "loading nozzle"... I know a few companies refer to two different parts as a "loading muzzle", depending on the brand. I differentiate the two parts with the terms "Loading Nozzle", and "Blowback Unit."
It's generally not an issue for the hammer to be touching the blowback unit - I wouldn't try sanding down the bottom of the nozzle. It does not HAVE to retract all the way - it should not affect function in any way if it doesn't retract 100%.
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Originally Posted by turok_t
I realized that the hop up dial on my 5.1 hop up is very loose. When I fire a shot or two, the dial moves by itself and the bb just rolls out because it isnt being held in place by the nub. Anyone experience this issue? How would u shim the hop up dial?
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Originally Posted by T[]RK
I think Action is most heavy (160%).
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I find Airsoft Surgeon to be the heaviest. I've seen 200% springs out there as well, but haven't had a chance to try them yet.
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Originally Posted by chenmeister
Illusion has the airsoft surgeon springs for sale on his thread and he states that they're 170%.
To be honest, I have no idea how this 170% is supposed to operate smoothly without a full length guide rod, it barely stays in the slide assembly when using the short guide rod.
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It does function... I have it in some setups, but personally prefer the Guarder 150% springs the most.