[Kacsr25mk11mod0]

I've been having a problem in which the first round in my mag will not feed into my sr25 unil I have pulled the trgger. It is seeming a lot like a psg1. It feeds fine after the first shot being blank, and I don't understand this. Can anyone explain to me why this happens and how to fix it?

 

[rcnsasquatch]

Have you tried to put a half filled mag in to see if your mag has a problem feeding a full mag.

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[Libelle]

I have a similar problem with my AEG. I can only fill the mag halfway with such heavy BBs, and often the gun will not feed until I remove and reseat the mag.

I have not figured it out myself, but it does seem to correlate with the BB weight. That is I seem to have the malfunction fewer times when I load fewer rounds into the mag. [or if I use a lighter BB.]

For some reason the cheap, crappy, winding mag I have feeds without a problem.

 

[wesley810]

The gearbox on those rifles don't work like the PSG-1 gearbox do they?

 

[sniperelite7]

When i have a problem with a magazine not feeding, I pop out the follower and take a dremel to it so that its stepped much liked a real steel mag follower. Worked for my g&p midcap which refused to feed any bb, no matter the quality.

http://forums.airsoftmechanics.com/index.php/topic,5655.0.html

 

[SilentScope]

How long has this issue been in effect?

 

[goldentrigun]

It's just where your air nozzle rests after a cycle. If you have a mosfet you need to clean the motor. If you don't have a mosfet get one with AB so it stops in the right spot.

 

[vindicareassassin]

As golden correctly points out, it is just where your nozzle comes to rest when you shot it last.

Its caused by gear over/under spin based around various mechanics going on within the gun that are affected by your set up.

Golden is also sorta correct about the AB MOSFET, depending on how you set it up (if its a variable type) but on most 'dumb' types you'll still experience the same thing.

All you need to worry about is.....

Dont worry about it, its quite normal on a semi only rifle :tup: