Awesome! Always nice to hear from people that get help from my videos :D

Same! I thought I was going to have to buy a new gun! Thank you so much!

+rjc0234 Glad you found it helpful! :)

Glad it was helpful!

Awesome, glad it was helpful to you! :D

@@CJAwesome83 Dude, I just tried to remove the trigger etc from the slide rail unit on my Marui G26...it's all one piece! Is this some new thing? So the trigger pin just holds it in the frame, but when you remove the rail unit, the trigger, trigger bar and slide stop are all stuck in it. The trigger pin isn't what's holding those in place in the actual rail unit, the unit itself has it's own bar that the trigger pin goes through just to hold it in the frame, but you can't remove the trigger parts or the slide lock bar. Am I being really dense and missing something, or is this some new Marui trick to stop you replacing parts or something?

Thanks! :D

You're welcome :D

Glad you found the video useful!

No problem, glad you found it useful! :D

yeah, slide catch for me too lol, cool verbage for remembering the direction on pins, "right out, unless you want it left in"

I have never personally had a problem with that but if you have some epoxy laying around then go ahead and do it :)

Glad it helped :D

Thanks, glad you like it :D You can get an Action bearing hammer wheel to smoothen up the action and also polish all the contact surfaces and rails with fine sandpaper (up tp 1000-2000 grit) to make it more smooth. But ultimately there is no real solution as you say yourself it is kind of by design. But those things do help a bit. :)

If you are wondering about the slide lock (slide disassembly lever) the dimensions of that part is as follows: Width: 28,33mm Height: 7,53mm Thickness: 2,28mm

No, it is not necessary. But without it, and without a Guarder serial number plate, there will be a hole in the bottom of the frame. I think you will find this playlist interesting :D kzfaq.info/sun/PLz5FTS2XoXasBtNqpfK_3ZqAfHxQbTrH8

Sorry, I do now know anything about how compatible the APS G style frame is with WE/TM parts etc. But the frame safety/serial plate is not an essential part either way so you can go ahead without it :)

@@CJAwesome83 Thanks! And any retailer that I've seen info from about the frame (including the one I got it from) says that it should be TM compatible, so I'm hoping for the best :p

Yes kjw is the exact same as we

It was a very limited edition production run in Taiwan that I managed to get a hold of. Not available anymore.

Tokyo marui has real steel brandings. TM and WE are based off the same platform so just buy a TM slide and sand down the rails

In the frame hammer mechanism there is an additional full-auto sear tripper and spring. And in the slide there is the selector mechanism. Other than that they should be identical.

Thanks for the reply man!

No, unfortunately not :(

This could be one of several things. It means that your gun does not have enough power from the gas blow back to cycle the slide far enough back to engage the slide lock lever. 1. Non-matching gas router rubber and nozzle face geometry. Some nozzles are rounded at the bottom where the gas route rubber on the magazine interfaces with it. If you then have a flat top gas route rubber in the magazine this will cause a poor gas seal. Or the inverse could be true also, flat bottom nozzle and rounded gas route rubber. Make sure that they match. 2. Poor gas seal between magazine gas route rubber and nozzle due to worn magazine catch. Try pushing the magazine up in the frame when firing and see if it catches. If yes, replace magazine catch. 3. Too strong recoil spring. See if you can find a slightly weaker recoil spring, or if you want to, you can cut one or two coils off of the recoil spring to make the slide blow back easier. 4. Too strong hammer spring. Replace with new/weaker hammer spring. When the slide blows back it has to push the hammer down to cock it for the next shot. If the spring is too strong or damaged this can cause too much friction on the slide action for it to blow back properly.

Pretty sure the Army G series is compatible with WE parts but I do not have any experience first hand.

+Yan-Kuan Chen Don't think so. It's a lot of work and these videos are very narrow in the target audience. But this guide is like 90% applicable to the Stark Glocks. Try following along and where it differs just take a few extra moments to look at the parts.

Non Existent Alright, I see. Thanks for the reply. Nice video by the way :)

+Yan-Kuan Chen No problem. Thanks man :D If you do take your Stark apart and run into trouble feel free to contact me on Facebook at facebook.com/NXAirsoft and I can help you out :D The biggest tip for SA Glocks is in this video (annotation), regarding the trigger pin!

I highly recommend KY Airsoft ( www.kyairsoft.com/ ) for WE spare parts :D WE G18C G-27: www.kyairsoft.com/g-g-27-semi-gbbp.html

Sorry, I don't have any full-auto WE Glocks anymore so can't make a video for those :|

@@CJAwesome83 alright no worries

@@CJAwesome83 hi!, which one design of hammer wheel is better for glocks? The zero hammer, or the ball bearing? The ball bearing wheel what OD has to have? 8mm or 9mm?

@@Frambhueee I have never tried the zero hammer design. I like the ball bearing wheels but I have heard of people have these break. The diameter normally is 8mm but if you have a loose fitting slide you can use 9mm.

@@CJAwesome83 the bearing wheel can break?

Never worked on a Timberwolf but I know they are pretty much Glocks internally so this guide should be pretty close. :o

Nope, not based on the same systems at all. WE G19 is more like KJW G19 and TM G19 is a completely new design.

@@CJAwesome83 Man, I thought I could swap parts. Anyway, thanks!

You can buy it from KY airsoft. If it's the rear hammer chassi screw you mean? www.kyairsoft.com/shop/product/g-g-25-semi-gbbp-16208 Or this one if it is the front inner frame screw: www.kyairsoft.com/shop/product/g-g-09-semi-gbbp-16192?search=g-09

+Muffinsrgood Urgh. That's a tough one. Best bet is probably contacting KIC Taiwan at www.kic.com.tw . There is an email address on the front page for international inquiries.

One or two is, the others are from poor anxiety management, cigarette burns I put on myself :|

@@CJAwesome83 uff, bad thing that

The pistol in the video is a WE. But the guide is fully applicable to a TM Glock as well.

Yeah I think so :o Close range airsoft BB to arm without any shirt on :(

Impossible to say without a better description of the problem. If you are unsure then disassemble and reassemble again according to the video guide and make sure everything is in the correct place.

Sorry I am not familiar with who the manufacturer of the .177/4.5mm Glocks are :|

My gen4 parts look deferent like there is a top on my bolt slide where you can not see the springs anymore