[Dire_Wolf]

except that the bevel gear carries the most rotations of any of the gears. the sector gear turns once per shot, the spur gear turns maybe 4 or 5 times(estimating, not certain), and the bevel gear will turn 4 or 5 times per spin of the spur gear.... and each rotation of the bevel gear will have two points to catch on the anti-reversal latch.... so basically, wherever the inertia stops moving the gears, the spring won't be able to move the gearset back very far because there will be a reversal lobe in close proximity. nowhere near enough movement of the nozzle forwards to load a bb. i could see perhaps knocking the bb out of the straight line, causing the bb under it to get some spherical leverage and push it out of the way into the hop up... but i can't see another two lobes changing the loading that much...