AirsoftoutletNW wrote:If you have to jam the BB through the hop-up and bucking, you have a problem. Congrats on diagnosing that correctly.
Have you tried dropping the BBs through the barrel while it's out of the unit? Make sure the barrel is ok and not deformed at all. Then I'd try BBs through the barrel with the bucking on outside the unit. Just to make sure.
Some of the time, when you get an issue where BBs won't fit through, it's just an unlucky combination of a tight chamber, thick bucking material, and wider barrel manufacturing.
When the bucking and barrel are in the hop-up chamber, look down the barrel. Can you see the rim of the bucking sticking out at the back? Does it protrude into the chamber a lot? Is it even all the way around or crooked?
What brand parts are you using? You might try a different brand bucking, or you might just need a better quality hop-up unit.
BB falls through the barrel with no bucking. With the bucking on the barrel the BB stops where the BBs meets the bucking. It needs to be pushed through into the barrel then it falls all the way through. Technically, it gets stuck before the barrel as the bucking as a portion I assume is designed to seal to the nozzle.
It is even all the way around but does stick ever so slightly into the feed tube from the magazine. I currently so not have another metal hopup to try, it is in my electronics box at school with my other senior project.
I have no idea the brand. It is what ever my buddy had in the gun before stripping the gearbox.