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∙ 12y agoNeeds to be repaired
The most obvious answer would be your trigger is disconnected, if that is not the case, your fire selector might be the problem (if the problem only occurs on either semi or full auto but not both). It could also be a problem with the battery or wiring systems. Other than that, it is possible that the motor is too weak to pull the spring (only really happens if you upgrade the spring but not the motor) or that it is completely broken. I would advise you to take it to a proffetional.
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∙ 12y agoOnly if it is malfunctioning
Yes I have a bunch of airsoft gun's and i have used ammo that is the wrong size... and i clogged the gun and had to take it apart to get it out.
It means that your airsoft gun can only fire one BB every time you pull the trigger (semi-auto). It's on the contrary to burst (fire three BBs in a single trigger pull) or full auto when you can fire a lot of BBs in a single trigger pull.
Their is probably a jam that is preventing the gears to turn. Stop pulling the trigger (it wears down the gun), and do one of these 3 option. A) Take apart the gun (at your own risk) and figure out what is wrong one step at a time. B) Take to a gun to someone with experience with airsoft gun maintenance experience. C) Buy a new gun
you might might mean an autococker this is a type of paintball gun that automatically recocks itself or possible your speaking of a response trigger google tippmann a-5 with response trigger theres all the info you are gonna need !
A Semi Automatic Airsoft gun is usually a Gas or Electric powered gun that you cock once when first shooting; then each time you pull the trigger the gun shoots off 1 shot. This is not the same thing as a Full Automatic Airsoft Gun, where you can hold down the trigger and the gun will shoot off multiple shots.
An Airsoft gun
A pump airsoft gun is a gun that has to be pumped every time before shooting. Ex. Airsoft shotgun
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It is an airsoft gun based of the PPSH-41 gun
The breech area on any gun is the area where the pellet / bullet / BB is loaded into the barrel. The bullet stays here until the trigger is pulled.