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July 30th, 2011, 21:57
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That might simply be because the rubber it too stiff. It should get better with use.
Also try to turn the wheel inside the ejection port counter-clockwise. That is the hop-up. It gives a backspin on the BB to keep a flat trajectory. Too much can cause missfeeding once in a while (for example, when the ammo is not perfect and a bit larger). Also NEVER use the ammo that comes with the gun and NEVER buy cheap ammo. Anything cheaper than 10$/2000 is GOING to damage your gun.
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August 1st, 2011, 02:21
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either that or it looks like his tappet plate could be damaged, cause the nozzle wouldn't stick out that much. Fire a shot on semi and see if the nozzle goes in more if it remains there then you got a tappet plate issue.
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