Just a couple tips from a G&G L96 owner (torn it apart about a dozen times in the last week):
Lubricate the cocking piece a bit...mine was quite gritty until I applied a little grease to the bolt handle/cocking piece.
Clean off your bolt before you shoot the gun. Mine had some type of nasty chinese grease (most likely the same stuff they cook our Lo Mein in) all over it.
Check the pins on your trigger mech...one of mine was bent right from the factory, causing the trigger mech to drop down a bit and the rifle to slam fire. Replaced it with a KJW from one of my parts M700s.
Hope this was helpful!
Lubricate the cocking piece a bit...mine was quite gritty until I applied a little grease to the bolt handle/cocking piece.
Clean off your bolt before you shoot the gun. Mine had some type of nasty chinese grease (most likely the same stuff they cook our Lo Mein in) all over it.
Check the pins on your trigger mech...one of mine was bent right from the factory, causing the trigger mech to drop down a bit and the rifle to slam fire. Replaced it with a KJW from one of my parts M700s.
Hope this was helpful!
