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Well then you'll have one of the ones that have a pair of pins in the bottom of it, tap them out and the base will come out, revealing the o-ring.,

Think I already mentioned last page a promy would fix it Anyway Masada, lets not go pulling tech rank, i have no interest in such antics, I'm giving my opinion, you yours, I think we ought to agree to disagree. Heaven knows, this place gets too much 'he said shes said' at times.

I have the same gearbox in my Dboys SPR its soon to be replaced though.

Quote: Originally Posted by Firekitten Cylinders hold a fixed volume, as the article says, it doesnt help with airsoft. However, at low fps, and short barrels, the accuracy and range will be improved by a longer barrel. However, there is an optimum length for the cylinder capacity, a relatively fixed entity in airsoft (if you want to maintain decent fps). At 1j, and around 400mm is your optimum I find, 350 in england, its a little shorter, m4...

Any luck Coys?

I don't think it really matters when you bought the mags, thats why I'm a little confused as to why gungun is asking. Its the type of mag. My KWA mag has pins in it (like your KWA mag). My Army mag has a screw in it (like in the picture). Wheres the confusion? Quote: Originally Posted by Masada Well then you'll have one of the ones that have a pair of pins in the bottom of it, tap them out and the base will come out, revealing...

Looking like a new spring so, thanks to all

Quote: Originally Posted by .22 Lover Did you fix it or get rid of it? Nah, Got rid of it, one of my first, so knew nothing of fixing back then

Quote: Originally Posted by ZeroSignal Now back to barrel lengths! Mine is longer than yours

will that be a permanent fix though or only for when i'm filling the mag? beause when i've finished filling the mag it will only seep out, but when its the right way up it absolutely pi**es out of it