I have a modded maxshot. Today I was just shooting it and suddenly it wouldn't cock without holding it upside down. Any suggestions?
Maxshot Difficulties
Started by Jin Kazama, Aug 25 2004 06:34 PM
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#2
Posted 25 August 2004 - 06:36 PM
Try opening up and make sure none of the parts of the catch mechanism are cracked. Check Cx's mod on this site to see what the pieces SHOULD look like.
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#3
Posted 25 August 2004 - 06:46 PM
That happened to mine also. Damn, it was so long ago, I forget if I ever fixed it.
First I got rid of the fluff. The yellow dot in the picture is a piece of plastic I super glued in the trigger groove to keep the trigger from sliding back and disengaging the mechanism. After this small modification (and a similar change to the other half of the case) I was able to remove and discard the blue piece and spring seen above. *** If you do this, make sure your cocking lever is ALL THE WAY forward before firing or you might be brutally maimed by the lever smashing down on you as your gun disintegrates. ***
~Cx's Mshot mod writeup.
I did that, well, similar to that, but accomplishing the same thing. Either way, do this, I think it helps, also, reinforce the back of your mshot, if not the whole thing. Anyways, cocking upside down is in no way bad for the gun, it doesnt build up stress or anything. You get used to it, its really no big deal, but I can see why you would be pissed.
THIRST
And listen to Ompy
First I got rid of the fluff. The yellow dot in the picture is a piece of plastic I super glued in the trigger groove to keep the trigger from sliding back and disengaging the mechanism. After this small modification (and a similar change to the other half of the case) I was able to remove and discard the blue piece and spring seen above. *** If you do this, make sure your cocking lever is ALL THE WAY forward before firing or you might be brutally maimed by the lever smashing down on you as your gun disintegrates. ***
~Cx's Mshot mod writeup.
I did that, well, similar to that, but accomplishing the same thing. Either way, do this, I think it helps, also, reinforce the back of your mshot, if not the whole thing. Anyways, cocking upside down is in no way bad for the gun, it doesnt build up stress or anything. You get used to it, its really no big deal, but I can see why you would be pissed.
THIRST
And listen to Ompy
Edited by THIRST, 25 August 2004 - 06:46 PM.
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#4
Posted 25 August 2004 - 07:16 PM
Ompy? Why all the wierd nicknames... Just yesterday I earned a new nickname- GG, or Glazed Glutton. I wasn't even eating... Wait, shit, I was stuffing my face full of popcorn...
~ompa
~ompa
#5
Posted 25 August 2004 - 07:24 PM
I need to get glazed popcorn...Omplydoodledoo
Remember, reinforce your mshot! Don't want an assplosion, or worse, it to suffer the fate that Rag's did...
Remember, reinforce your mshot! Don't want an assplosion, or worse, it to suffer the fate that Rag's did...
Edited by crankymonky, 25 August 2004 - 07:28 PM.
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#6
Posted 25 August 2004 - 09:23 PM
Ahh the exact same thing happened to mine. Open it up, and you will see a small white piece that holds the plunger when it is pulled back, and when the gun is shot the trigger pushed this white piece down. This piece has a little spring that pushed it up allowing it to hold onto the plunger as it is pulled back. The spring on it probably broke. It happened to me so what i did was take a normal spring and put it under the white piece to hold it up.
(this might be confuesing because it is hard to explain)
(this might be confuesing because it is hard to explain)
#7
Posted 25 August 2004 - 11:00 PM
Oh boy, that brings back memories of my max shot...
the plastic nub that holds the blue piece that straightens the plunger broke, so I replaced it with a screw that had the same diameter as the hole in the blue piece.I cocked the gun, and bam, a hugeass crack formed in the side where I put the screw.Then the cocking handle bottom broke.And the back of the gun.Saftey, plunger tube, plunger holders, plunger shaft...
the plastic nub that holds the blue piece that straightens the plunger broke, so I replaced it with a screw that had the same diameter as the hole in the blue piece.I cocked the gun, and bam, a hugeass crack formed in the side where I put the screw.Then the cocking handle bottom broke.And the back of the gun.Saftey, plunger tube, plunger holders, plunger shaft...
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#8
Posted 27 August 2004 - 08:48 AM
Thanks guys, I appreciate it. How would you guys reccomend reinforcing a max shot.
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