Ah, thanks! I did not know that :D

Awesome! Glad you had use of the video :-)

Where did u locate the the parts? Having a hard time finding anything

@@mikelm6198 i found a replacement nozzle on redwolf, and a small spring for the nozzle on airsoftpro. Not sure if they still have them in stock though.

mine too. how did you get it off in the end?

Happened to me to you gotta slide it on straight towards the back no tilt

Try hitting the slide release after you removed the barrel the slide will fly off

@@TRIST4N69 thank you so much! In all the guides I saw nobody ever added that step. Sadly I need a new nozzle :( broke a while ago, at least now I can disassemble it and get the 22$ replacement part)

@@KingPeepeepoopoo it seems you just need a bit of force just accidentally discovered that glad I could help

I actually had it included in the original footage but I cut it out of the edit to keep the duration of the video down :D Slide (empty): 118g (super light!) Barrel (empty): 164g

Non Existent wow!

Do you think the frame barrel and slide are made of aluminium? If they where made of pot metal will be more heavy right?

I mention this in the review video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r6ianraVyqizgmw.html And yes the main components, slide, barrel and frame are most likely extruded/molded and CNC finished aluminum.

Awesome, always makes me happy when someone finds my videos useful! Unfortunately I do not know the exact length of the inner barrel for this pistol.

@@CJAwesome83 Replacement outer barrel just came in, and I measured it while everything was apart. Approximately 133mm in case anybody's looking for this information. I say approximately since the hop up cutout area is smaller, so a 133mm for something like a MK23 might recess further back into the outer barrel by like a millimeter or so. I'm sure that difference is insignificant, though.

No problem mate :-)

Great, glad it was helpful! :)

How do you mean? You have to remove the magazine, make sure the gun is cocked and use the take-down lever to get the slide off.

@@CJAwesome83 ok i've forgot to cock the gun. It worked after that. Thanks for your help!

@@CJAwesome83 I have got he same issue. I was able to remove the barrel. *Removed the Magazine. *Put the safety position to Fire. *Take-Down Lever is down. *Cocked the Hammer. The Slide won't move at all, just a tiny bit forward. Gun is functional as usual.

Try racking the slide before you try to take it off. Might be something in the hammer mechanism that is protruding up into the slide preventing it from coming off.

@@CJAwesome83 Well, what i just did now is, racked the slide, and let it go, haha. It is off now.

Watch this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g9Shg8x5qajWe5s.html

Sorry, this one :p kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ec6enNyjlqepe58.html

I would suggest you contact KY Airsoft and ask for a quote on a complete slide kit: www.kyairsoft.com/

Thanks, glad you like it! :)

Make sure the recoil springs are seated properly. Make sure your magazine is out. Make sure your hammer is cocked. Make sure that the disassembly lever is in the down position. If it still won't go on, try pressing on the muzzle backwards. If that fails, well, be a little more aggressive, it should go on :p

Here you go. Disassembly: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jN59gbGazqm0lJs.html Reassembly: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bdWgi5uLnsiUe6M.html

NOOB PLAYZ GAMZ Noh lasta nam man my nozzle exploded and the recoil spring is gone

Old Snay my spring works fine it’s just not releasing gas when I fire

You just gotta be a little more forceful, without breaking anything :p

Hrmmm... Maybe try some lubrication and if you wan without melting anything apply some heat from a lighter or something like that. And make sure you have the rights side screw driver.

TM is NOT compatible. For WE OEM spare and replacement parts check out KY Airsoft at www.kyairsoft.com/ :D

You just gotta be a little more forceful, without breaking anything :p

@@CJAwesome83 thanks, haha i did it

Look through the video and observe the steps for removing the safety selectors. There are some metals tabs under them that adjust the tension required to actuate it. You could just try putting some force into switching the safety lever. To make it easier, lock the slide back to the rear (so it doesn't need to interface with the trigger bar in the frame).

Not really. Except that try adding more hop up. If the barrels just roll out of the barrel that usually indicates that the BBs don't get properly retained by the hop up unit.

Non Existent unfortunately it doesn’t matter if the hop up is on max or not, the bbs are often flying with front or side spin rather than backspin, making them go to the side or down

@@failvids4all This may be quite late, but still, this is what I found out about my Cybergun Deagle: The hopup also did not seem to work with my replica. BB's fly all over the place. When I peeked through the barrel (after having it taken out of the assembly), I only saw a round hole and no sign of any hopup bulge whatsoever, regardless how much I turned the screw. I opened the unit and could not immediately see anything wrong with it. The hopup should work, as I could move the screw and get the tensioner onto the rubber, as expected. So, I closed it and then noticed that I could check the functioning without having opened it. There's a small hole at the top, where the tensioner arm and screw meet. So, I took a thin hex tool to puss onto the tensioner arm and looked through the barrel: there it was, the hopup bulge. Then, I turned the screw a few times. Now I discovered the problem: the screw did not actually move the tensioner arm, as it is supposed to do. I put some offset pressure onto the tensioner arm so as to allow the screw end to reach that condition, as it did not get to that position yet before. That did the trick: now, the screw end touches and retains the tensioner arm properly and the hopup bulge is visible through the barrel now. Once I will have tested this, as soon as I get a chance to visit our airsoft center again, I will know for sure that this problem has been solved.

Only thing that has been release are reinforced internals by RA Tech. Other than that, nothing.

Likely because this is still very new. Hopefully there will be more in the future. Thanks a lot!

Yeah you can just use a tool to pop them out from the top of the magazine feed lips, push from behind and slightly from below of the feed lip. I usually use the back end of a magazine speed loader, which is plastic, as it doesn't damage the BB or the feed lips. But a screw driver also works but just be careful if you use metal/sharp objects.

@@CJAwesome83 thanks!!

Here is a good rule of thumb: "Lefty loosey, righty tighty!" Which means rotate to the left (counter clock-wise) to loosen, and rotate to the right (clock-wise) to tighten. :-) And those directions are when looking at the screw (or other rotating item) from straight on, i.e. for a screw, you are looking at the actual screw head. I mention that because I have gotten confused before regarding barrel threads if they are specified when screwing on/off from the front, or from behind (as you normally would on something mounted to a barrel).

Yes I mention this here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g9Shg8x5qajWe5s.html By the way, the size of the nozzle is: Inside diameter: 17.0mm Inside depth: 42.0mm Volume: 9.53cm^3

It's the part that locks the magazine valve knocker in place until the slide cycles back and releases it. Steel parts for additional durability I guess.

Non Existent thanks! I think is the part that's making the full auto issue

Already recorded. Have to edit and upload :o

@@CJAwesome83 Any chance that could be soon? I've got this model and the hammer is locked and I can't quite figure out how to get the slide off.

@@CJAwesome83 Do you know of a way to release the hammer manually? Also, what does the button on the bottom of the handle do? I can't quite figure it out from the schematic, and it doesn't seem to do much but that's probably because the hammer is locked.

@@CJAwesome83 figured it out, the trigger bar was pretty thrashed; had to dremel it down

@@CJAwesome83 Could really need that video for my disassembly work on the grip.

The videos are already recorded, need to edit and upload them. Coming this weekend!

Its a silver weagle. And i think its hitting on something. Or it has another lock?

You have to remove the magazine first to be able to take the slide off.

@@CJAwesome83 yes i remove the magazine

Well if you follow the video you should be able to disassemble the slide :o

@@CJAwesome83 yes i follow the steps on the video

:| Recorded and waiting for editing and upload. I will try to fix it ASAP.

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Yes I do! You can also follow me on some other platforms to stay up to date! Website: www.nonexistent.nu/ KZfaq : kzfaq.info Facebook : facebook.com/NXAirsoft/ Twitter : twitter.com/CJAwesome83/ Instagram : instagram.com/CJAwesome83/

1.3mm

I think I mention it in the video but I did not manage to remove mine either. You have to press down the spring loaded mechanism/bearing and push it out but it is very difficult :|

Non Existent very thanks from italy !

No, it does not have threading inside the outer barrel to install an adapter or silencer. Instead it has more realistic "fake" rifling inside the muzzle of the barrel.

@@CJAwesome83 thank you. I've been trying to figure this out for a long time

Don't know. :o

No, that would be a KWC Desert Eagle.

Pending editing, rendering and upload...

I've heard about one or two instances of broken barrels on a forum. Seems they were used very heavily before failure though. Oh well, that's why KY Airsoft exists for spare parts :-p

I did not measure it unfortunately.

@@CJAwesome83 for some reason no were says the length of the inner barrel.

@@osamasforeskin6050 it's 133mm, so any barrel for a TM Desert Eagle would be the right length

No, not compatible with TM Desert Eagle.

Non Existent Thats...kinda sad. WE typical copies marui‘s system for gbb pistols. Not doing so means less aftermarket parts.

I know its late but I also post reviews I would take up your cerakote offer if you are still up for it as I collect airsoft and 4.5mm air guns that look real I also use a HD camera so stop by

Hrm... Yeah my magazine release screw snapped off when I tried to take it out. Sad when they lock them down that much. It's not like you can easily put heat on screws on GBBs without the risk of damage. Rather they tighten and lock them down less but most people never take their stuff apart. In the future if I find a tight screw I will soak it in WD40 and leave it over night and hope it loosens up. Otherwise you can heat it up with the hot-end of a soldering iron. I have heard of some breakages of the WE Desert Eagle, both slide and nozzle parts. Seems it might be a bit too powerful for the since and integrity of the design of the parts. Luckily you can get WE OEM replacement parts from KY Airsoft (www.kyairsoft.com/parts/we-pistols-gbbp/we-desert-eagle-50-series.html).