I may be a little slow, but aren't mags always cocked unless they were just shot? I mean the spring keeps the bolt back and attached to the sear and when you pull the trigger it releases the sear,and the gas pushes the bolt out of its coked position. then the spring pushes the bolt back to attach to the sear again. thats the only time a mag isn't cocked(when the air pushes the bolt forward) and unles I'm wrong(which I might be, wouldn't put it past me) then you can't REALLY de-cock a mag unless you take the bolt out
de-cocking a mag?!
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CORN-FLABIT, I was a day to lateOriginally posted by Army
Simply de-gas it.
Nearly all other guns use springs to cock or operate it's action, leaving them under tension or compressed.
However, 'Mags in the cocked position have all the springs relaxed, air pressure creates the tension. Release the air pressure, 'Mag is de-cocked
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no, well somewhat, it is only de-cocked for a split second, even if you hode the trigger, because the spring forces the bolt back and the on/off stops the gas from flowing to it.Classic RT - RT02667
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