What I've heard some people do to eliminate feeding issues is to stretch out the feed spring. You can push in the button at the back of the magazine (opposite the winding wheel), and slide off the plate, which will allow the spring to be removed. Stretch it out a little bit, and it should eliminate feed issues.
I cant believe what you just did at 3:45. Thats something that will break, not break in your mag. The clip that holds the coil spring attached on the turning wheel breaks if you let the feeding mechanism unwind to a stop like that. I have broken 2 highcaps in that way.. You have to shoot the magazine empty.
@Maekiii You should not do that all the time. But that button is there to release the bbs if you are done so that the spring can be released and the Mag not stored in the compressed position.
@JohnMatrixCommando That button is activated by a part in the gun when the mag is inserted in, its intended to be used manually. Trust me, its not healthy for the mechanism to be released from a full wind even if you dont do it often. If you release the BB's at once only few bb's come out and the weel crashes to a stop, and will break eventually. Mine broke after 2 times.. so yeah. You have to let the bb's come out slowly, or shoot it empty.
i have this same gun love it and all but i was woondering that have you chrono this gun because i am trying to go to this event but its an hour away and the fps needed to stay under 400 no other video has a chrono and i dont want to waste gas and time please help
@noelforlife1 The JG, Echo 1, and KS P90 shoot at about 370 - 380. The classic Army P90 shoot at about 330.
I have (2) JG P90s one shoots at about 350 and the other shoots at about 380 fps. There is no P90 on the market that shoots over 400 fps that I know of unless you get it custom made. Hope this helped.
can u do a video on breaking in M4 midcaps?
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What I've heard some people do to eliminate feeding issues is to stretch out the feed spring. You can push in the button at the back of the magazine (opposite the winding wheel), and slide off the plate, which will allow the spring to be removed. Stretch it out a little bit, and it should eliminate feed issues.
ablahblah54 5 months ago
I cant believe what you just did at 3:45. Thats something that will break, not break in your mag. The clip that holds the coil spring attached on the turning wheel breaks if you let the feeding mechanism unwind to a stop like that. I have broken 2 highcaps in that way.. You have to shoot the magazine empty.
Maekiii 6 months ago 2
@Maekiii You should not do that all the time. But that button is there to release the bbs if you are done so that the spring can be released and the Mag not stored in the compressed position.
JohnMatrixCommando 6 months ago
@JohnMatrixCommando That button is activated by a part in the gun when the mag is inserted in, its intended to be used manually. Trust me, its not healthy for the mechanism to be released from a full wind even if you dont do it often. If you release the BB's at once only few bb's come out and the weel crashes to a stop, and will break eventually. Mine broke after 2 times.. so yeah. You have to let the bb's come out slowly, or shoot it empty.
Maekiii 6 months ago
i have this same gun love it and all but i was woondering that have you chrono this gun because i am trying to go to this event but its an hour away and the fps needed to stay under 400 no other video has a chrono and i dont want to waste gas and time please help
noelforlife1 6 months ago
@noelforlife1 The JG, Echo 1, and KS P90 shoot at about 370 - 380. The classic Army P90 shoot at about 330.
I have (2) JG P90s one shoots at about 350 and the other shoots at about 380 fps. There is no P90 on the market that shoots over 400 fps that I know of unless you get it custom made. Hope this helped.
JohnMatrixCommando 6 months ago
@JohnMatrixCommando thanks going to my first event on sunday cant wait
noelforlife1 6 months ago