Airsoft Canada - View Single Post - PSG-1 decocking lever still functional after upgrades?

HelloKitty · September 19th, 2010, 17:39

Cobrajr122, do you run the Systema Magnum as well? Does the decocker function just like it used to after all your Systema upgrades (do you hear that whurring sound still)? The MOSFET is the one that came with the Systema FTK so I would think it's for the PSG-1.

My new hypotheses are as follows do they make sense to you?
1. When the decocker has no resistance I'm assuming that means the spring is decompressed already.
2. When the decocker has some resistance and even after pushing past it, but not hearing the spring/motor do anything, I'm assuming something is preventing the spring from slamming forward i.e. it's still compressed.

What I've been doing so far is after shooting I'll check the decocker, if there's still resistance I'll keep firing a few rounds and re-check until I feel no resistance on that lever before storing. I'm doing this because it seems like the decocker isn't really doing its job.

September 19th, 2010, 17:39	#5
HelloKitty Trader rating Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: CA, USA	Cobrajr122, do you run the Systema Magnum as well? Does the decocker function just like it used to after all your Systema upgrades (do you hear that whurring sound still)? The MOSFET is the one that came with the Systema FTK so I would think it's for the PSG-1. My new hypotheses are as follows do they make sense to you? 1. When the decocker has no resistance I'm assuming that means the spring is decompressed already. 2. When the decocker has some resistance and even after pushing past it, but not hearing the spring/motor do anything, I'm assuming something is preventing the spring from slamming forward i.e. it's still compressed. What I've been doing so far is after shooting I'll check the decocker, if there's still resistance I'll keep firing a few rounds and re-check until I feel no resistance on that lever before storing. I'm doing this because it seems like the decocker isn't really doing its job. Last edited by HelloKitty; September 19th, 2010 at 17:43..