want to learn how to fix airsoft guns

i was wondering if any one could teach me how to fix airsoft guns

m4airsoftking wrote:i was wondering if any one could teach me how to fix airsoft guns

theres alot to learn alex lol

so what, then i could fix my own gun without paying a lot of mony

Best first step is to watch the vids that pertain to your gun on www.mechbox.com

m4airsoftking wrote:so what, then i could fix my own gun without paying a lot of mony

well yeah.. im just noting that it is kind of difficult starting out, i think you should ask rhino about it..

thats true, then i could get a hands on expirence i think i will

m4airsoftking wrote:thats true, then i could get a hands on expirence i think i will

yep..

i learned from trial and error and experimenting on old, crappy, or broken guns

Yeah when I was 14 I took apart my first m4, now I work with rhino at airdog as a guntech and build some of the fastest guns around. I am EXTREMELY mechanically minded though, I have tried to teach some friends with no luck, they just cant grasp the concept of the workings of the gun. You are better off teaching yourself and learning from trial and error like Mark said.

One thing to do is buy a cheap broken aeg and familiarize yourself with each and every part and get a full understanding of what it does

i took my first gun apart when i was like 14. Ever since then i have learned more and more. I am like russ where i am very mechanicaly minded. And i now also help gun tech at the shop as well. honestly its not something you just pick up it takes a while to learn just the basics

I took apart my P90 at the age of 12, I hope that counts.

On the opposite end of the spectrum, I took apart my first gun at 16, and its still in pieces from what I remember. I am very mechincally disinclined, and even with all the help videos in the world, sometimes things just dont seem to want to fit where the hands in the video place them. Practice on a gun you assign little value to, or else you may end up hating life if you can't get it back together

Aggressor wrote:On the opposite end of the spectrum, I took apart my first gun at 16, and its still in pieces from what I remember. I am very mechincally disinclined, and even with all the help videos in the world, sometimes things just dont seem to want to fit where the hands in the video place them. Practice on a gun you assign little value to, or else you may end up hating life if you can't get it back together

same here man.
its not for everyon so if you KNOW that your mechincally declined then dont attempt lol. you will only hate yourself.