Alright, i have a pimped Maruzen i just got. It has these parts:
Bell and Carlson stock modified to fit this gun
First Factory zero trigger
First Factory Bolt handle
First Factory Teflon cylinder
First Factory Aero chamber
First Factory cylinder, piston, piston head, spring guide, and spring
First Factory Fluted Barrel
First Factory light weight teflon coated reciever
Systema Tight bore barrel
http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=215496
So y'all can see it^^
Alright, well the power is fine, but the consistency downrange isn't. I get a perfect shot that is level and straight every once in a while, but otherwise they either over-hop, under hop, or go way left or right(without me touching the adjustment). Internally everything is fine but a few minor scratches in the barrel. I checked the compression of the cylinder, its at 100%, there is a good amount of compression from the end of the barrel(leaks between the cylinder nozzle and bucking, the outer inner barrel around the bucking is PTFE taped). I am using the stock bucking that came with it, and the stock nubbin. I was using another bucking that looked EXACTLY the same,but had a small white tear looking thing on the part that touches the BB, so i switched them. Should I get a new bucking? Or could the scratches in the barrel be the culprit? Or both?
Scar
Bell and Carlson stock modified to fit this gun
First Factory zero trigger
First Factory Bolt handle
First Factory Teflon cylinder
First Factory Aero chamber
First Factory cylinder, piston, piston head, spring guide, and spring
First Factory Fluted Barrel
First Factory light weight teflon coated reciever
Systema Tight bore barrel
http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=215496
So y'all can see it^^
Alright, well the power is fine, but the consistency downrange isn't. I get a perfect shot that is level and straight every once in a while, but otherwise they either over-hop, under hop, or go way left or right(without me touching the adjustment). Internally everything is fine but a few minor scratches in the barrel. I checked the compression of the cylinder, its at 100%, there is a good amount of compression from the end of the barrel(leaks between the cylinder nozzle and bucking, the outer inner barrel around the bucking is PTFE taped). I am using the stock bucking that came with it, and the stock nubbin. I was using another bucking that looked EXACTLY the same,but had a small white tear looking thing on the part that touches the BB, so i switched them. Should I get a new bucking? Or could the scratches in the barrel be the culprit? Or both?
Scar