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scoobabob94 · May 6th, 2007, 12:32

If you look into the little tube that the bb's are fead into on a TM AEG, where should the air nozzle come to rest in between each semi auto shot in terms of how much of the inlet it covers? Should it cover the inlet all the way, half of the way, or should it leave it totally open? Currently my nozzle is coming to rest all the way back every other shot leaving the inlet totally open, and about 3/4 of the way back every other shot leaving 3/4 of the inlet exposed. I have been told that getting a different bevel gear with four anti-reversal latch stops as opposed to the system one with 2 stops will solve this problem. Would it also be a good idea to get a systema or guarder anti reversal latch as opposed to the stock TM one? I am also 100% sure that the nozzle is long enough because it is the exact same length as the stock TM sig 552 nozzle.

May 6th, 2007, 12:32	#1
scoobabob94 Trader rating Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: USA	air nozzle resting place If you look into the little tube that the bb's are fead into on a TM AEG, where should the air nozzle come to rest in between each semi auto shot in terms of how much of the inlet it covers? Should it cover the inlet all the way, half of the way, or should it leave it totally open? Currently my nozzle is coming to rest all the way back every other shot leaving the inlet totally open, and about 3/4 of the way back every other shot leaving 3/4 of the inlet exposed. I have been told that getting a different bevel gear with four anti-reversal latch stops as opposed to the system one with 2 stops will solve this problem. Would it also be a good idea to get a systema or guarder anti reversal latch as opposed to the stock TM one? I am also 100% sure that the nozzle is long enough because it is the exact same length as the stock TM sig 552 nozzle.