Oh gosh finally!

After about a week of breaking my gun into pieces, (gearbox and everything) I finally got it all put together again and working perfectly! (Mind the blowback) but the blowback is not needed, I mean, it looks nice but holds no purpose other than that. Plus without it, the air used to push back the fake bolt can now be used to propel the bb harder. I did realize after NoNeed2Hate told me, that I had my motor in backwards -.- ... And got it all fixed up, went to shoot and it would not make any noise! Thought it was my deans connectors for forever, then opens the gearbox and realized that the trigger mech's metal place was not connecting with the two plates it needed to, soooooo after some bending, and fiddling.. I got it all to work properly! Put it all back together and just shot my high cap with it... Working great now! Thanks for the help that you guys gave ( You know who you are ) and all those awesome youtube videos I watched from evike..

Now!
I just have to wait for my m160 gearbox and my new motor, annnd my tbb and hopup and other accessories to show up and I will be good to go with my NEW DMR!!!

Soooo can't wait to get it together and shoot it...

glad i helped, even if it was only a little bit

Warsawwarrior9 wrote:

After about a week of breaking my gun into pieces, (gearbox and everything) I finally got it all put together again and working perfectly! (Mind the blowback) but the blowback is not needed, I mean, it looks nice but holds no purpose other than that. Plus without it, the air used to push back the fake bolt can now be used to propel the bb harder. I did realize after NoNeed2Hate told me, that I had my motor in backwards -.- ... And got it all fixed up, went to shoot and it would not make any noise! Thought it was my deans connectors for forever, then opens the gearbox and realized that the trigger mech's metal place was not connecting with the two plates it needed to, soooooo after some bending, and fiddling.. I got it all to work properly! Put it all back together and just shot my high cap with it... Working great now! Thanks for the help that you guys gave ( You know who you are ) and all those awesome youtube videos I watched from evike..

All of this is good learning for the future. It's hard now but before you know you'll be trucking along.

yeah it always daunting to have to learn the gearbox etc. but when your gun is broken ( like mine was ) you are kind of forced into tinkering and experimenting. its actually a lot of fun recently i got a crap AK i had to tinker with it a bit, and felt extremely accomplished after (because it actually fired!)

Yeah, I know! Now when I open my gearbox I'm like, lets get this "Watch your language" done! hah No more... Uh... what is this thing? Kind of deals anymore. I'm probably going to be doing the same thing to my friends m4 soon. (taking out the blowback) because it really increases the fps by putting all that air used for it behind the bb instead. Also makes it alot quieter.

i actually like to tinker with my guns every chance i get. its gives me a good chance to optimize and maximize performance and efficiency

@Warsawwarrior9

Now that you have crossed over , let me give you a bit of heads up on what is comming your way.........

1, uncountable hours of tinkering, rethinking the GB,
2, never being satisfied with the Replicas performance,
3, laying awake thinking about `` What could be causing ´´ this problem,
4, spending more time at the work bench than on the playing field,
5, `` Hey Warsaw, could you fix this P.O.S. for me ?? ´´
6, setting aside part of your income for `` Experimental ´´ parts,
7, having the constant smell of Gear Grease, Silicon and Teflon Oil in the nose,
8, a multitude of minor injuries to the finger tips, blood blisters, impaled screwdrivers, metal shaving cuts.....
9, waiting at the door for the mailman for your next package of accesories, and then threatening to beat the crap out of him when he dosn´t deliver it because you `` Know ´´ he has it in his truck, and he is screwing with you by not handing it over.
10, Again, Congrats on the cross over, Welcome !