My stock loose a little at the front
I noticed that the stock is slightly move at the front below the tank insbite of good tightining of the trigger guard Allen key ….is that normal ? Will it affect the shooting? And how to fix it?
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unfortunately there is no dealers in Egypt
i got it from Kuwait by an indirect way
air gunners in Egypt depend completely on themselves in fixing or maintaining their guns
Wow those are fat washers, but if they work for you that’s great.
Where did you by your Edgun from ?
Is their a dealer near Egypt ?
~ Greg
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I used 2 of this washer between the trigger guard and the screw and it works
The problem was over tightening of the trigger guard screw .
But the screw make a dimpling in the trigger guard :4:
I am afraid that this trigger guard will not stay for long time .where can I get another one or how can I fix it?
Thank you for your help
No affection in the poi
In your picture it looks like the AT is to tight in the front.
The AT should lightly free float in the stock, there should not be any very tight contact point(s) with them.
Only the frame should be touching the stock at places of affixing with the stock.
May need to try and add another washier and readjust the back.
But, if you are not experiencing any POI shifting from a full fill, it’s okay I’m guessing ?
~ Greg
I alreadey found that I had one fixed in the stock
I glued it and try to adjust the rear and front screws
Now there is no movement but still liitle space between the tank and the stock
My new Edgun already came with one, but it keep dropping out so before I loose it I glued it inplace.
Maybe you had one also but it got lost ?
After which you may or may not need to adjust the rear alignment screw.
~ Greg
Thank you for your answer can you give the pic of the washer that you had
Can’t get to the gun for a while to get a photo. Just go to Home Depot and pick up a couple of washers. You may have to grind down opposite sides of the washer to get it to fit in the narrow space. You might even need two washers to get the correct spacing but I expect one will do it. I glued them because I didn’t want to go looking for it on the floor every time I took the gun apart. You could even drill a hole through a dime and that should do it…
Thank you for your answer can you give the pic of the washer that you had
I had the same problem. I found the issue to be the tightness of the screw that connects the stock to the gun and the bedding of the metal flange and the stock. If the screw that pulls the stock and gun together and the bedding are not exact it can force the air tube and barrel together. For me the solution was to glue a stainless steel washer to the inside of the stock over the screw hole. This provided just enough spacing to allow me to properly tighten the screw without forcing the air tube and barrel together.
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Is this space normal between the stock and the tank?
Which one?
I had the same thing happen on mine try tightening to barrel stress nut I bet it will work
The gun is brand new and the shroud is not loose this little movement between the tank and the front of the stock ..little movement UB and down …is the adjustment of rear screw will affect this movement?
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Post a picture of the trigger guard so others can see if there is a way to fix it.
~ Greg