P90 Curved Shots

If my P90 has innacurate shooting and some shots are curving to the left, should I get a hard bucking?

No a hard bucking is used for much higher FPS rates than your standard stock P90.

You will either need to re-adjust the current bucking and see to it that your hop up is working properly.

What weight of bb's are you using?
How soon do the bb's begin to show this dramatic curve? (about how far)
Have you done any previous upgrades like a TBB?

Lone Wolf wrote:

No a hard bucking is used for much higher FPS rates than your standard stock P90.

You will either need to re-adjust the current bucking and see to it that your hop up is working properly.

What weight of bb's are you using?
How soon do the bb's begin to show this dramatic curve? (about how far)
Have you done any previous upgrades like a TBB?

Yeah Ive got a longer TBB with a silencer over it.

What weight of BBs, though? Quality and weight of BBs is the #1 thing that affects the BB's accuracy.

K1nG wrote:

Lone Wolf wrote:

No a hard bucking is used for much higher FPS rates than your standard stock P90.

You will either need to re-adjust the current bucking and see to it that your hop up is working properly.

What weight of bb's are you using?
How soon do the bb's begin to show this dramatic curve? (about how far)
Have you done any previous upgrades like a TBB?

Yeah Ive got a longer TBB with a silencer over it.

How much longer is the new barrel? Did you make any spring upgrades?

No spring upgrades, .28s or .20's, both weight curve, and I got 100mm added to it.

How soon do your bb's begin to curve? Did you notice any warps in the TBB?

Lone Wolf wrote:

How soon do your bb's begin to curve? Did you notice any warps in the TBB?

No warps, and very soon.

Yea then I would definitely look into the bucking alignment. Also check the barrel alignment with the hop up chamber. You may have a defective barrel spacer or none at all holding the hop up aligned with the barrel.

Lone Wolf wrote:

Yea then I would definitely look into the bucking alignment. Also check the barrel alignment with the hop up chamber. You may have a defective barrel spacer or none at all holding the hop up aligned with the barrel.

So what kind of pieces should I buy?

I think LW's saying you just need to double check that all the internals are good to go and that you're not missing a barrel spacer.

lol... k1ng is probably saying "Fix my gun w/o buying anything!!!MADNESS!!!"

My response..."This is Smarta!"

Lone Wolf wrote:

lol... k1ng is probably saying "Fix my gun w/o buying anything!!!MADNESS!!!"

My response..."This is Smarta!"

NO JOKES!
OR JOKERS!
OR JOKING!

I had someone from my field assemble it.

K1nG wrote:

I had someone from my field assemble it.

And?...

K1nG wrote:

Lone Wolf wrote:

lol... k1ng is probably saying "Fix my gun w/o buying anything!!!MADNESS!!!"

My response..."This is Smarta!"

NO JOKES!
OR JOKERS!
OR JOKING!

I had someone from my field assemble it.

But jokes make the world a better place

I would take it to a competent tech and not to joe-blow-i-just-watched-a-video-on-MB.com guy. EDIT: And I do mean this with the utmost sincerity. If your going to get a job done, do it yourself so you have no one to blame or have someone who can do it in their sleep (of course said person should also have proper service agreements so if your gun is damaged, they will refund you and do the job completely free of charge).

kick it, if that doesnt work well its broken....jk...as said before re check anything that might be messed up, also have you cleaned your barrel.

I kicked my dog and it stopped barking, so I guess I fixed it if you know what I mean...