Hey all - As title says, Dytac SLR seems to shoot a dozen or so rounds then stops feeding when using cyma p-mags, but runs perfect with normal cyma m4 mags.
Running on 11.1v if that matters.
Using same gels in all mags. Priming before shooting, and priming when it stops feeding but same result. Once they stop feeding, there’s nothing I can do to get them going again.
Have 2 different brands of p-mags and had same experience with both.
I made sure the mags were seated in as good as I could get them, although they were notably very very tight in there.
Anything I can do? Anyone had the same issue? Cheers!
Cheers @DocBob
Replace the wires, 9 of 10 times will fix the cyma mags feeding issues. The Pmags also have the poor design choice where one side of the motor is exposed to wet gels which can lead them to rust and seize. If you have cyma pmags, empty gels after use, turn them upside down and leave to drain and dry.
My two cymas I have modified to take slr mags. Bit more involved. change to an LDT tpiece and nozzle, and then you need to add some material to the underside of the gearbox at the front, about 3-3.5mm thick to push the gelball stop on the mags.
I made a 3d printed terminal plate that does this and replaces the circuit board terminal plate, and removed the mag prime entirely, but this was more due to that my boxes were second hand from people that were rough af on the charging handles and stuffed the little switch, and I had none spare at the time.
I also had the standard habit of drilling 3/16” drain holes in the bottom of every single magazine that I ever owned.
This, along with ensuring that every single magazine was properly emptied, dried out and had a quick squirt of CRC onto the feed motor every time that they were to be stored away for any length of time…… especially any Metal mags
