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@@jamescdean9010 thanks for feedback! xD I never got mine to work properly after the first reload. The tinkerer in me has been nagging me every time Ive seen it in the past 5 years lol. About time I get to it hehe

@@RWMAirgunsmithing I shake the mag as instructed, but the BBs won't load. I think there is a clog blocking the feeding aperture. I guess I'll get another for $60 from Amazon.

@@garretbyte9142 doh, unfortunately this is the only mechanism that permits the field strip. When you press on the tip of the guide rod with the takedown lever actuated does the guide rod move?

@@RWMAirgunsmithing Yeah it moves back about a cm, but it's still not letting the slide back far enough to come off its rail.

@@garretbyte9142 definitely sounds like the rubber washer and the metal washer are loose on the guide rod. Try letting off a few trigger pulls with CO2, sometimes I'm sure the jolt from the slide can make the washers come loose OR the jolt might slam them into place. You should "feel/hear" the difference, try removing the slide after each shot.

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@@Modrost7274 hmm do you mean the fire control group assembly inserted into the lower receiver or the shiny cylindrical part Crosman calls the "hammer" that is in the bolt carrier? The hammer that is in the BCG should just fall out, if it doesn't slide out by gravity there might be something causing it to be wedged inside the bolt carrier. There is no mechanical connection for that part. The fire control group is all one assembly (contrary to a real one), the fire selector switch and the magazine catch/release mechanism must be completely removed for the fcg to slide out.

@@user-mc3lk3me2n ya the second hole is unnecessary to drill out, the airgun will cycle fine and crosman doesn't even have it drilled out on all their grip models xD. It's the rear takedown pin detent spring, on a real AR it would typically be oriented to the rear and is captured by the lower receiver endplate. The lower receiver to extension connection is not exactly mil-spec on these guys.

@@what_itdo9107 8inches!

@@TylerJackson10er nice! Thanks for the info! I would definitely have hesitated to recommend shortening the spring.

@@ShefwEli300A that would require the disassembly of the barrel assembly, unfortunately no easy way around it, have to take it apart piece by piece.

@@melvinscott2714 gonna have to remove it and replace. It can be done by removing the screw at the bottom of the bb channel/mag, be careful there might still be spring tension. Spring size is 8 inches long, 3/16" diameter, 10 spirals per inch.

@@BryanOrtiz-i5v nope!

I wouldn't say impossible, but you'll have to keep in mind it has to lock into the magwell all the way with no wobble. This would be the only thing that would prevent you from firing after the mod. Other then that it's just a matter of figuring how you will load co2 and how to affix the shell to the mag. Always love hearing about projects going on out there xD good luck!

Not impossible but it would be a very difficult modification. There is nothing to attach a barrel shroud or mock suppressor to either.

You mean when the slide is on and everything is locked in place or before putting the slide back on? It should go back into position once the take down lever is turned back up, the lever prevents the guide rod from moving.

Glad to be of service xD Keep on plinking!

Nice! Yeah that's why I mention to pick your stock first, so you can get that perfect fit. Love hearing successful mod stories xD don't stop plinking hehe

You mean the black plastic pieces? there are only 3 screws holding them in, check out my disassembly and reassembly videos, I go over it piece by piece and show what to expect underneath the covers.

When i take the screws out it doesnt come off

@@Walmartbag142 hmm, that is odd, the 2 top ones screw both halves together and the bottom screws into the metal body of the mag. Technically there isn't anything else holding them together, was the magazine ever dropped or something?

No i cant get the two screws out i havethe same screw driver and they wont come out

@@Walmartbag142 if the screw turns but doesn't come out it sounds like the plastic threads are stripped. Did you shine a light to make sure the screw head is not stripped? And also, that is a tight fit, are you using precision screwdrivers?

You can replace it with any spring with similar size/stiffness. You could probably find one with a few google searches, maybe even check out airsoft shops, they usually have plenty of parts for all their models.

@@RWMAirgunsmithing do you know the spring dimensions? I bought the wrong size & couldn’t find the size when looking it up

@@RWMAirgunsmithing i still have not found the spring dimensions after many google searches, please help me out

@@lilar-1585 doh, sorry man, keep forgetting to open a mag and take measurements. On it!

@@lilar-1585 ok they are 8 inches long, 3/16" diameter, 10 spirals per inch.

Im afraid crosman only sells a handfull of parts and they are usually out of stock. And i hate to be a bummer but the inner barrel would rattle and fall out the front if the muzzle shim was missing. You would have noticed right off the bat. What problems were you having? And did you doublecheck with good lighting inside the muzzle brake? Sometimes it can stay wedged on the tip of the barrel too, so it might fall off while you are not looking.

Yeah, they call it the quick reload mag, holds 250bb. I never use it though, I prefer loading 2 mags and letting the CO2 rest

@RWMAirgunsmithing i found the mag on amazon understand the c02 cart resting amd does it fit well with this crosman ar with 2 c02 cart mag system

@RWMAirgunsmithing where can i find mag that doesnt jam like that 250 round bb mag all i can find is for airsoft thats like 45-50 round if not a drum thats mechanically sound

@@bulletproofpinata2328 there are only those 2 models of magazines and there is no airsoft version. I dont have any issues with my mags, but this is why i made the video so i can help others. I treat these airguns with the same manual of arms as a real AR and have no issues plinking. These guys are more on the "replica for training" side of the spectrum, they operate 99.9% like a real AR as far as the user is concerned.

@RWMAirgunsmithing yea i have the bb full atuo gun for these mags but cannot find any type of mag that holds more then 25 thats compatible with this crosman airgun ar

Ya it is possible, the upper and lower are 100% mechanical so if the parts fit the airgun will run. Most mods will only do the handrail though, swapping the upper and lower would require fitting and tinkering the BCG and FCG into the new receivers as these parts are custom Crosman and are not milspec. If I had access to a full metal shop I would definitely attempt it xD. The only performance issue I have encountered with the polymer they use is the fact the handrail kinda curves upward towards the barrel end, making zeroing lasers very difficult. I still use my Crosman from 2018 and the only part that broke on me so far is the bolt catch (which is made of metal 😂😂).

Sorry I've been slacking, I'll bump this to the top of the list though, it would pretty much finish off the crosman series. Stay tuned! As for the part that broke, I think maybe you would have a better chance bringing the broken pieces to a metal shop and see how much they would charge to make one. I'll try and dive into the breakdown ASAP.

Is that how kids call awesome things now? Hehe, thanks for that suck ass comment! 😜 I can maybe help you get to love it! What is yours not doing that you think it is supposed to do?

Unfortunately crosman does not sell parts (except like 3 or 4 ). You can buy springs online though, anything with the same diameter and quasi similar thickness should work. Maybe airsoft shops would stock springs that might fit.

Did you look underneath to see how much rail is still catching(the ones I show in the video)? It's probably not a lot but it is hard to force it by hand. You can try rattling it so the rubber bushing jiggles up toward the barrel or you can fire rounds till you 'feel/hear' a different blowback/pop and hope the blowback jammed the bushing back into place. Its doable without but it does feel like you will break it and if you use tools to force it you run a high risk of damaging the slide. In any case, dont get too frustrated, just keep trying every once in a while and eventually it'll pop upwards.

Got damn right! Lol , once you know the trick she's not that bad 😜

Crosman led me here. Thanks for the video and detailed advice.

@@SilencedRage thanks hehe, I should send them a bill xD

@@RWMAirgunsmithing hey buddy quick question, how do you know when to change the second CO2 cartridge in the DPMS? There is no real info or video out there. *Second CO2 cartridge

@@SilencedRage hmm they should both empty out at the same rate and you change them both at the same time. What is happening when you load/unload your co2? Edit : if the bcg is still cycling and your poi is not significantly dropping then you still have co2 to burn. Rapid plinking and full auto can make it seem like you run out of co2 (you can usually tell the difference) letting the co2 rest between reloads or having multiple mags will solve this.

Ya, mechanical-wise the uppers and lowers up to the handguard are all the same on all the models including the buffer tube underneath the different Crosman stocks/brace. The only difference on the a4-p is the 6inch inner barrel vs the 9inch on the other models.

I guess I should mention the buffer tube on the A4-P is not painted, so you might want to keep that in mind (small paint job). Edit : and you won't notice the 6inch barrel unless you try and push past 50-60feet

@@RWMAirgunsmithing thank you very much for taking your time to answer and share your applied knowledge with a newbie. In my country we only have the A4P available for purchase, however I think a Buckrail AR type stock could Fit the A4P, that would Solve my problem.

@@Reviewerhn glad to help out, if the stock you are buying is mil-spec then it will fit. It might wobble a bit till you paint it. Edit : paint the buffer tube to eliminate wobble.. sorry my sentence structure was off lol

@@RWMAirgunsmithing it Is mil-spec! Thank you very much!

Glad I could help out, have fun! xD

I guess you can see it that way hehe, the biggest problem is the jamming is unpredictable. You can feed all the bbs into the barrel but it doesn't always create a jam.

@@RWMAirgunsmithing you shouldn’t be feeding anything down a barrel unless it’s a musket. I just got mine and blasted about 10 co2 cartridges only one jam bc I didn’t pull trigger all the way back trying to get the quickest fire rate Pulled slide it carried on. No real problems so far and think it’s a great training piece to learn how to tear down a simple working mechanism without jamming things down the barrel

@@wayne387 sorry I don't understand what you are talking about. Nobody is feeding anything down the barrel.

@@RWMAirgunsmithing lol

@@RWMAirgunsmithing it’s a great training piece enjoy

Nice! xD have fun plinking and the feedback is much appreciated!

Unfortunately, crosman has not begun to sell the individual parts yet. On the Canadian site there's about 5 or 6 parts and half of them I have never seen in stock.

@@RWMAirgunsmithing, any how, thank you. Hence we shall buy as assembled parts)))

@@user-hv2su3ix1i yeah, it's a bummer, depending on your level of enthusiasm for this model maybe you could pick up a refurbished or second hand airgun for cheaper and cannibalize it for spare parts.

Crosman only sells a handful of parts, and they are mostly out of stock. If you need a new barrel you have to find one from a different model or from parts for a different brand and make it fit.

Hmm cant remember exactly, 99% of my accessories are bought from local airsoft shops. They usually have tons of "milspec" accessories. If you add airsoft to your google searches you will have your pick of 14mm ccw mock suppressors.

Yeah totally agree the quality control is not up to par at all. It sounds like the check valve is constricted on your mags, but remember you never need to overtighten your co2, on this magazine if you overtighten the second slot co2 you will compress the check valve. If you need help performing the fixes in my videos lemme know!

Nah you right bro I feel like if u gonna sell people stuff make sure it works I paid too much for this bb gun but it's is fun to shoot sometimes tho I got pull the trigger and it sets everything off like it should but the bbs don't fly they just stay in da mag

@@antonplayzgamez631 how does the hole on the rubber "chamber" part look? If its mangled on the bottom section it means the mag is not seating properly all the way in and the hole on the mag is slightly lower than the hole on the rubber barrel "chamber". Very rarely but it happens, the magnet in the mag at the top of the bb channel shatters or is missing, making the bb rest higher than the hole in the mag. Need to at least put a drop of crazy glue and let it dry to make the bb line up with the hole.

So true xD it's the "toy" I wish existed when I was a kid lol

If the slide blows back but stays hung up on the way back it means the hammer assembly has shifted or worn crooked (still working on this fix) and the slide "snags" on it. Lemme know if this sounds familiar... or not at all.. lol

Check out my video on how to reset the hammer. Most likely the trigger was pulled while the slide was off. Lemme know if it's the case!

@@RWMAirgunsmithing Thank you so much for telling me this. The air gun is so different from the real thing I would have never noticed that! Lol

@@barrettson1028 yeah, dunno why they force the valve system like this on a non pellet shooter. Their airsoft line all have classic drop free mags.

Yes indeed, I even have a video for it, it's pretty straightforward. They are 99%mil spec, just minor tinkering required.

No... pellets will not fit in the mag.

I'm still around! Hehe, kinda weird I didn't notice the notification on this one, I try and get back to every comment. I will get back into the groove I promise! Sig just released the P320 x-carry and it got me realizing I've been slacking. Thanks for feedback! (I am kinda curious about your forward assist mod hehe)

The mod is all done! I’ve designed a little insert mechanism that takes the standard AR forward assist and locates it into the cavity which was filled with the fake button. Not sure if the black receivers are single piece but the R1 in tan has black plastic plug glued in which is easy to remove. FA works as intended and pushes the bolt in 😁 ua-cam.com/users/shortsrrOGrvSkalw?si=jaUP0fJH-tyZFCWJ

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@@elseb noice! Just the fact the button actually moves makes it a sweet mod. And yeah that plastic piece is separate on the black ones also, if you lean it or bang it the wrong way they all pop out and need reglueing hehe.

Oh cool, well if you like the stl file I’m happy to share it, I’d print it for you but not sure about postage as I’m in the UK.

Are you using an unmodified magazine or do you let it sit in the sun? Does the bolt lock back when it happens? Do you get full power when it actually does fire? Maybe most important, have you field stripped it yet and verified the springs aren't mangled in the buffer tube?

@@RWMAirgunsmithing the bolt does not lock back when it happens I've never let it sit in the sun

@@xtdungus6352 ok so does it shoot full power on the initial shot or does it seem weak? Does the charging handle pull back freely or does it seem like you are crunching springs? It's possible you aren't getting full power from the magazine. There is a possibility also that the "hammer chip" (the little black knob on the tip of the bolt) is either broken, missing, or worn out. If it doesn't protrude enough the bolt will not make solid contact with the firing pin and you'll get weak blowback.

@@xtdungus6352 sorry for the questions but I need information to troubleshoot xD

@@RWMAirgunsmithing it shoots full power but every time I shoot I have pull it back again to be able to shoot or it won't shoot at all and btw thanks for actually responding

No wayyy! Hope you bought an extra for spare parts hehe xD. And yeah, this is my favorite, love how they managed to fit 99% of the real manual of arms into this replica.

@@RWMAirgunsmithing Alas, I didn’t have time :( do you know about the mod that supposedly increases the speed of the ball - it involves removing the mesh under the rubber seal of the first CO2?

@@MrEvENGED I can see how that screen could impede flow from the CO2. Although if you're comfortable taking it apart I would recommend keeping it clean every couple thousand rounds. I am curious though, might test it out over the chrony. There shouldn't be many downsides except you will wind up with CO2 manufacturers gunk inside your valve and barrel which would require a cleaning every now and again.

@@RWMAirgunsmithing yes, it would be interesting to measure it through a chronograph! I agree about cleaning, but I think this procedure is generally useful for any pneumatic :)

Ahhh, shucks.. you making me blush xD