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Farmerjohn
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mac11 feeding problem
13 January, 2011, 08:11
Having a little trouble with my mac11, it does not seem to fire with bb's in the mag, but if you pull the mag spring down to dry fire works perfectly.
Seems every time the trigger is pulled the bb does not load into the chamber, instead it gets jammed between the mag and the loading chamber. Has anyone got any ideas to why this is happening?
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13 January, 2011, 14:14
Re: mac11 feeding problem
remove the bolt carrier and check if the loading nozzle isn't broken or if the springs attached to the loading nozzle and bolt carrier haven't broken/detached.
I haven't seen the bolt of a mac11 but I'm assuming it's similar to the mp7. I had the same problem as you with my mp7 and the above explanation was the cause.
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13 January, 2011, 14:31
Re: mac11 feeding problem
This a common issue with the bb guide rod on the nozzle. Once you get a jam that's it, it's gone. G&P do a magnesium bolt which i believe comes with a replacement nozzle
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13 January, 2011, 16:09
Re: mac11 feeding problem
It does look like the bit of plastic on the bottom of the nozzle is not long enough to push the bb into the loading chamber. Probably has snapped as you are saying, although does not looked snapped.
Will have to source some parts
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