I'm having this odd problem with a classic mag running the standard air valve. The marker gasses up correctly and the trigger rod moves out to its fully extended ready position. After I fire the marker the rod does not fully extend again. It stops about 1 to 1.5 mm away from its fully extended position. If I so much as tap the trigger back against the rod the marker will cycle again. I'm putting almost no pressure on the trigger, just barely tap it against the rod. The second time the rod may or may not fully reset. I'm being very careful to completely remove my finger from the trigger after I fire the marker. This problem happens weather or not my finger is actually on the trigger for the return. This happens roughly 20-30% of the time the marker cycles.
This is causing me to double or tripple fire the marker if my finger is sitting on the trigger. I can't tell if the second or third shot is at a lower velocity because I'm using one of those hanging barrel chornos that only records the first ball but the shots appear to fly the same distance.
I've pulled the entire thing apart and replaced all of the on/off o rings and still the same thing. I made sure the entire marker was lubed nicely and I've checked the input pressure. I'm using stock AGD rail, body, and single trigger frame with a bran new sear and trigger rod.
This is causing me to double or tripple fire the marker if my finger is sitting on the trigger. I can't tell if the second or third shot is at a lower velocity because I'm using one of those hanging barrel chornos that only records the first ball but the shots appear to fly the same distance.
I've pulled the entire thing apart and replaced all of the on/off o rings and still the same thing. I made sure the entire marker was lubed nicely and I've checked the input pressure. I'm using stock AGD rail, body, and single trigger frame with a bran new sear and trigger rod.
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