Aa multi shot problem

[Ryan_b_09 18]

Gt the aa s200 mark 2 [bANNED TEXT] I load the first couple ov pellets it's fine but then when I'm tryin t load the 3rd pellet it won't spin round it just sticks? How can I fix the problem?

[Phantom 631]

I'm hearing more and more problems to do with the retrofit MS adaptor and magazine.

 

I assume you are talking about when you are loading the pellet from the magazine into the breech?

If so it could be something to do with the spring tension perhaps, not having the system,I'm not exactly sure precisely how it works.

 

Hope that helps a little

 

Tony

 

[AirgunGuy 362]

I don't know much about the retro fits either but have sorted several M/S setups.

 

Is it always the 3rd pellet?

 

Could you possibly post some close up pics of the bolt...both sides of the mag and the breach?

Edited October 14, 2012 by AirgunGuy

[Ryan_b_09 18]

It's not always the 3rd pellet it all depends really could be 4th 5th n so on but if I don't put any pellets in the mag and load and shoot the mag works perfectly :s and I carnt upload pictures as I am on iPhone sorry

[AirgunGuy 362]

Are the pellets going too far and getting caught in the barrel as you rotate? Does the mag have a o ring to hold the pellets in the correct position in the mag?

[Ryan_b_09 18]

Are the pellets going too far and getting caught in the barrel as you rotate? Does the mag have a o ring to hold the pellets in the correct position in the mag?

I avnt got a clue. I'm goin to have a look later. Hopefully I can sort the problem many thanks for ur replys

[AirgunGuy 362]

Most mags have a rubber o ring around the rotating past of the mag which holds the pellets in the mag. I would check that 1st

[secretagentmole 1,701]

It is the spring that moves the flappy paddle, happened to the other half's first S200!

[Skot Ruthless Teale 1,701]

my s200 with 10 shot NEVER jammed... lol

 

erm, are the pellets too long for the inside of the mag?

[el barba 0]

Hi, I'm new to this forum and from across the Atlantic Ocean. My name is Juan and I live in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

 

As for the fellow question, I understand (correct me if I'm wrong) that the mags for the retrofit AA S200 feeding mechanism do not have any springs. Actually, I believe it is only mechanically actuated, and it has an adjusting screw in the underside of it that may be the cure for the problem.

I'm waiting for my own AA S200 to arrive, meanwhile, I've been doing SOME research...

Best regards from the other side of the world "down there"

Juan

[Phantom 631]

It is the spring that moves the flappy paddle, happened to the other half's first S200!

 

Thats the spring I was refering to Mike

 

Hi, I'm new to this forum and from across the Atlantic Ocean. My name is Juan and I live in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

 

As for the fellow question, I understand (correct me if I'm wrong) that the mags for the retrofit AA S200 feeding mechanism do not have any springs. Actually, I believe it is only mechanically actuated, and it has an adjusting screw in the underside of it that may be the cure for the problem.

I'm waiting for my own AA S200 to arrive, meanwhile, I've been doing SOME research...

Best regards from the other side of the world "down there"

Juan

 

Thanks for that Juan, I thought that was the case (no internal springs) and welcome to the forum

 

Tony