Uuklay

So I've Angel Breeched my longshot, and I'm really proud of it. I followed every step down to the letter from SGnerf's blog, and cross referenced with FA's write-up. In the time I waited for the epoxy to dry, I performed an ass load of side mods to it. The seal is 100% airtight. It's beautiful, it really is. And I'm very pleased with it.

But... I have an issue that came up. During my test firing (which was very satisfying, in both feel and result), the gun stopped catching. It simply stopped catching. I'd pull the priming handle back and push it forward again, and the plunger would come back with it. I've reinforced the catch plate spring already, and when I open the gun up I can't see anything noticeably wrong with it.

I am distraught. 20+ hours of work, and I can't for the life of me figure out why it isn't catching.

Thoughts? Thanks.

Hi, I have two of the N-Strike Hornets (I bought one and the other was given to me by a friend), and neither of them work. The first one's slide doesn't move back when you pull the trigger, so it fires the first dart and then continues to shoot air out of the first barrel with each trigger pull. The second one (the one my friend gave me) doesn't even hold air. I can hear it hissing out as I pump it.

Is the Hornet just a bad gun? Should I even bother trying to fix them? If so, what would you suggest? I'm not really pump-gun savvy.

Thanks in advance.

Hey all,

I opened up my Deploy today to remove the restrictors and followed the instructions of disassembly per Deploy Cs-6 Overhaul , but when I got to the part where you remove the plunger/bolt, I noticed that the metal priming rod is firmly secured to the bolt. I would just remove the metal priming rod, but there is a big piece of plastic body in the way. The bolt won't come out unless I detach the priming rod, and I'm sure that if I had to cut something to get in there I would have heard mention of it before.

Helps?