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March 3rd, 2013, 21:29 | #1 |
G&P Vltor Gearbox compatiblity problem
So my buddy gave me a Vltor upper, lower, hop-up, barrel, and motor
He told me he was done trying to fix it gearbox exploded and it just needs a replacement. However he had a problem finding a gearbox that would work every version 2 he tried did not fit correctly. Most where off just enough to make it impossible to push the receiver pins into place. He tried lonex, king arms, G&G, he even borrowed someones systema box to try to get it in and it would not fit. And we were not able to try a G&P gearbox as we had trouble finding one. If anyone knows a way to modify the lower to take a different gearbox or knows for sure of a gearbox that fits inside a G&P Vltor lower I would be very appreciative. Thank you in advance! P.S the original gearbox had 8mm bearings. |
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March 3rd, 2013, 21:37 | #2 |
Did you insert the pins & screw everything in the proper order?
1) trigger + body pin 2) Pistol Grip + Buffer tube If you do (2) first, I find lots of issues of everything not aligning |
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March 3rd, 2013, 21:46 | #3 | |
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So it may have been we were all doing it wrong but I will be sure to remember trigger + body pin first. Thanks for the tip! |
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March 4th, 2013, 12:41 | #4 |
Mr. Silencer
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You could've just had a bad batch of G&P bodies.
Happens more frequently than you think. They hang onto their molds for way too long sometimes. If you can elaborate on what exactly "doesn't fit" then we can better assist. |
March 4th, 2013, 19:06 | #5 |
The receiver pin holes seem to be off just slightly on the body almost like the body is a little too long to fit a normal gearbox.
I've thought of using some retaining pins to hold it I'm just worried it would cause the gearbox to slam back and forth in the receiver. |
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March 5th, 2013, 22:56 | #6 |
This seems to be exactly the problem I have. I ended up using the AEG anti-rotational pins as they're longer. I'd actually say I've had this happen twice.
I'll watch in case there is an easier solution than mine, but I tried many a thing. I also found that the G&P body is a bit more finicky for the directionality of the pins (some pins are sorta cone shaped for a better fit, and are designed to only go in and out one way) |
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March 5th, 2013, 23:28 | #7 | |
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MB1 |
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March 7th, 2013, 02:05 | #8 | |
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Plus it's a solid gun might need a new hop-up though |
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