VFC MP5 GBB Help! (With pics)
 

Hello everyone!

For some reason a bb keeps getting stuck as it leaves the mag. The gun wont shoot. I have attached 3 pictures of where the BB gets stuck and dont know what to do. the BB gets really stuck (Need a screw driver and a hammer to dislodge bb's, but they always get stuck). The gun did fire for a short time... (The bolt does action forward and back, but it also gets stuck back in the back position from time to time. Im fairly certain it just needs lube in that sense... When ever it gets stuck i take it apart and it will usually slide back forward after a bit of love)

Help!? - Im no expert!

Thanks!

Dan

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my buddy has the same gun. you cant do anything to fix it. even with after market parts

hi there, use different BBs :)

Have a VFC G36KV GBBR and had that issue when I first got it. Tried it with ICS BBs and it would do that constantly and was a bitch to remove without the right tools. I changed to Madbull and Bastard BBs and it shoots flawlessly now.

Link to my thread with similiar issue, no one was ever able to help me though but there's a picture of my jam :)

http://airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=141367

Problem has already been dealt with. The issue was the hook on the nozzle broke off and can't push the bb up to the hop up chamber.

suddenly I just can't remember what had happened. I had the same problem in day one, as what HKghost said, check the bb pushing pin right under the nozzle if it is wear or broken, but also remove the handle, take a look from the top and check the cocking tube barrel and the lower shooting barrel, see if they are vertical parallel. It happened on my mp5a2 and broke the bb pushing pin in day one. I had to replace the nozzle and get extra bolt set in case it may happen again. This VFC manufacturing quality is soooo poor. I complainted to Umarex but they refered me to US Umarex that they don't even carry this products at all. Also chopping bb's, I did lightly file smooth the bb path. That's all I remember now since last November.

The stock VFC nozzle for the MP5 suck balls. Good thing there's aftermarket polycarbonate ones available, and an aluminum one too. But the best thing to do to prevent this, is to have the bolt lock back before inserting the mag, or don't fill the mag to max bb capacity. Remove 1-2 bbs and you shouldn't have anymore breakage. Practice locking back the bolt is something I recommend for all GBBR owners.

+1 to that

i can't insert my mag without locking it back :)