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dragrain · July 15th, 2011, 10:21

Sorry to bother you again, but recently I got an Airsoft Surgeon Lightweight BBU. It has that red "built-in" piston, but I have a problem. The AS Loading Nozzle is EXTREMELY tight on the piston head, the stock one a little less. I have this problem with mostly all of my piston heads. The Airsoft Surgeon piston head and loading nozzle combo is also extremely tight. Now, is it SUPPOSED to be like that? Completely not sure, any input on piston heads and loading nozzles will be great.
Thanks!
Dragrain

Also, when I use a King arms piston floating valve set, it works just fine with the stock loading nozzle. I really don't understand why my Lightweight AS BBU is so tight, when the slide racks the loading nozzle spring sometimes isn't even enough to push the loading nozzle in, I use my hands.

July 15th, 2011, 10:21	#1178
dragrain Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2010	Sorry to bother you again, but recently I got an Airsoft Surgeon Lightweight BBU. It has that red "built-in" piston, but I have a problem. The AS Loading Nozzle is EXTREMELY tight on the piston head, the stock one a little less. I have this problem with mostly all of my piston heads. The Airsoft Surgeon piston head and loading nozzle combo is also extremely tight. Now, is it SUPPOSED to be like that? Completely not sure, any input on piston heads and loading nozzles will be great. Thanks! Dragrain Also, when I use a King arms piston floating valve set, it works just fine with the stock loading nozzle. I really don't understand why my Lightweight AS BBU is so tight, when the slide racks the loading nozzle spring sometimes isn't even enough to push the loading nozzle in, I use my hands. Last edited by dragrain; July 15th, 2011 at 10:27..