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Make Your AEG Feed Flawlessly! Tappet Plate Tuning Tutorial
The tappet plate is a critical component for airsoft gun feeding and cycling. By improving this function, we can see increases in consistency and even accuracy.
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The ULTIMATE AIRSOFT GUN - Paragon Armory AEG Overview
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DISCLAIMER - This is an AIRSOFT TOY and not a real firearm. Michael breaks down the current lineup of Paragon Spec AEGs. We certainly believe these are the highest quality and best performing AEGs currently available on the market. Best airsoft guns and parts: www.paragonarmory.com
Paragon's Perfect Shimming Guide for Airsoft Gearboxes
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My Current Airsoft Loadout 2022
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A brief kit overview of what I've been running this past year and plan to run for the upcoming Milsim West event in October. Best airsoft guns and parts: www.paragonarmory.com #airsoft #loadout #milsim #gear #gbrsgroup #ferroconcepts #nightvision #tactical
Hello, does high torque motor needs strong tappet spring, ? i have m130 spring installed but fps drop a lot..
Thank you. I have a Well Pro WE06 DSG and it's firing two BB's on semi auto (just 1 cycle) I've tried different ammo, mag, hop rubbers and I'm starting to lean towards tappet timing. Do you think tappet timing could cause this?
have you cut your tappet plate?
@@sebastiancamillusnielsen228 It comes from the factory with a cut tappet plate. It's shaped like a rounded edge backwards L.
@@CALLOFDUTYII how long is your tappetplate?
@@sebastiancamillusnielsen228 Actually ended up fixing it by doing two things: - Put a hop rubber in with much tighter feed lips. - Drilling a 4mm very shallow indent on the inside roof of the hop unit. This then allowed the single BB to sit properly without without a second BB sliding in at the same time.
Wow, this is the kind of valuable information that doesn't appear just anywhere. Thanks Paragon 🤎
And here I have something you will never afford. And then here is another thing you will never be able to afford. Oh yeah, have you seen this? Yeah. . You won't be able to afford it.
Lol yea, my wallet definitely hurts after buying all this kit, but it was acquired over time. Good thing is there are a ton of replicas that people can get for a fraction of the cost.
This one and your shimming video are helping my builds run flawless! I thank you for this valuable information. I used to just throw any tappet plate in and go, probably why I’ve have feeding issues in the past.
I’m glad to hear these videos helped you! We’ll continue to make more videos
Dont stop making these videos! They are gold when doing your own tech work compared to the rest of RUclips.
I’m humbled, thank you!
Thanks for the video and especially for sharing about the tape on the motor shaft tower, I haven’t heard that before and also about when you’re putting in a screw go counter clockwise first, wait for the click and then start screwing it in - it works a treat! I wish I knew that years ago!
Glad this video helped you out!
Is 24mm the best nozzle to fully maximize air seal?
It’s dependent on the hop chamber usually. “Standard” M4 length is usually around 21.2mm.
@@paragonarmory Can a tappet plate that is not timed reduce fps?
@@JaxMVyes and there are a couple reasons why. Either the nozzle returns too late or retracts too early
Where do you get your VFC guns with colt trades?
We have access to them with our wholesale accounts.
Have to ask what mat that is?? I’ve been looking for something similar for a while and can’t seem to find one
I bought this one on amazon but I forgot the name.
Excellent video. If you do encounter tappet PME on a higher rof SSG build, would the only solution be to remove teeth from the release side of the sector (once you have established that the tappet will still return in plenty of time)? Thanks
@@TheGutshotpro you would want to delay tappet pickup and you can do the by filing back the upper portion of the tappet fin
@@paragonarmory Thanks! Have had some units work well and others stop feeding when doing this, but suppose adding a delayer would fix any feeding issues encountered.
Do you plan on doing the sig mcx again?
Yes. We will release a Paragon MCX very soon.
Great video. Looking forward to put this into work.
So first you do measurements to the hundredth of a millimeter... Then you just "feel it". mmhm. Helpful.
We’re validating the measurement taken was accurate. There are times you will get false readings and shim incorrectly. Not only that but some gears will have slightly different size teeth also causing inconsistencies in measurement. By rotating through the entire gear, we are feeling for any potential binding.
I’m in the market for the mk18, can I just place the order? Or do I have to message you first if it’s in stock? And what is the eta of them? Thanks in advance!
@@pernoxwhygen708 we have them in stock. Each replica is built to order. This way you can specify fps and trigger preferences. Lead time is 4 weeks at the moment
@@paragonarmory I’m assuming I can just place the order and I add it in the comment box? Also what if I don’t know the trigger spec?
@@pernoxwhygen708 yes you can leave requests in the comment section or email us. Trigger preference is if you have a certain color or trigger type request. You can view on our website the different jefftron triggers we have available.
Thank you so much! I’ve been trying to make sure my timing is top notch for the krytac brushless build I’m doing. Any pointers when doing krytacs with their sector gear?
Krytac sector gear tappet cam timing is really advanced (meaning early). You will need to compensate for this by trimming the pickup portion of the tappet plate. Go little by little until you have your desired results. Be careful not to trim too far down towards the middle of the fin as this can prevent how far back the tappet / nozzle can retract.
@@paragonarmory thank you! I’ve been playing around with a few of some old worn down tappet plates when I’ve had the time. Luckily I do have some 1st gen krytac gears without the enlarged delayer cam. I opted for a trimmed down delayer chip and all seems to work great with a t238 brushless motor.
Hey nice shimming guide, any interest in reviewing t238 motor?
Super nice video. The best video explanation for the tappet plate I’ve seen until now 💪💪👍
Thank you!
I do have an issue with my nozzle position after a shot. The nozzle sometimes stops more backwards. So im unsure if its the system overspinning or a bad tappetplate. System setup 13:1 14t gears, T238 motor and perun hybrid. Any suggestions?
Some AB might help the gear system stop in the same position every time. Not optimal but might be the solution
It's worth mentioning that you also DON'T want too early tappet pickup. Above 25RPS on SSG you'd get tappet PME where tappet gets picked up before the piston has flown completely forward. In those cases you want as late tappet pickup as possible. For 30+ SSG RPS you need JVAN or similar gears that have really late tappet pickup. I've tested a set of 13:1 SHS gears that were short stroked by 2 teeth at the pickup with a small delayer chip facing towards the nearest teeth (go the right if the pin is at top). Results were around 1.5J 25rps, 1.4J 28RPS, 1.3J 32RPS. Checked with adjustable speed T238 brushless. Same is valid for 50+ RPS DSG builds tho there's not a lot that can be done. You can cut the tappet pickup to be as late as possible and get gears with the latest pickup possible (JVAN) but you'll struggle to get no fps problems above 50RPS.
@@error262 tappet PME is certainly a concern for some builds. I probably should have spent more time talking about this. If we follow the rule of the tappet starting its retraction around the same time the piston does, we shouldn’t encounter tappet PME. The tappet pickup would need to be extremely advanced for it to occur. I run the default timing on RA tappets with 33k brushless and 14:1 short stroked. No issues with this timing. I’ll need to record a follow up video to cover a few more topics in depth.
I've found that tappet PME is more an issue for short barreled builds. Most likely because of two reasons: 1: The BB exists earlier, letting out the pressure and letting the piston move/settling fully forwards earlier 2: A stronger spring is used to compensate for the shorter barrel, which again brings the piston forward faster. In those cases, working with the Tappet engagement is critical and very easy to correlate the FPS drop with RPS increase.
Amazing video! There's no hint of sarcasm or contempt; it's just pure information given with clarity. 'preciate this and am looking forward to more of your content (hopefully short-stroking will be the next topic).
@@primetec_cust0ms doing my best to provide clear and up to date information 🫡
Great video, the advice about tapering the tappet fin to be sloped so it cycles as smoothly as possible is so true for dsgs. I’ve been having good luck with fps tappets mostly.
Thanks man ! Youre the best 👐
Happy to help
Happy to help
This wil be a good change realy valueble info and great show and tell thankyou
Glad you think so!
This video comes just at the right time. I am currently working on my CM097 that I built because it has feeding issues with 0.32g BBs when the midcaps are full. Weirdly enough it feeds with 0.2g BBs and full mags. I will check all of the points you made in this video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
@@RedNeckActual happy to help
hey could you do a video on short stroking? i’ve always heard to ‘always’ do the pick up side but then theres people saying to do the release side of the sector gear- thank you for the video
@@frankysfuneral this is actually next on my list 😂
@@paragonarmoryhey I actually removed 2 teeth from pickup side and 2 from release side on 13:1 shs gears. is that ok?
This info should cost money 🔥
Giving out all the secrets haha
This video saved my day.. I litterally have a friends rifle with me that has feeding issues, told him i was positive its the tappet timing.. now i can go trough it properly
very informative thanks fam
Any time
I learned so much from this small video. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Do you guys remove the RFTS from the leviathan? Is it easier to get a hair trigger if you remove it? Do you need to set both pretravel and overtravel on the trigger to make a hair trigger that doesn’t damage the micro switch (Like on fusion engines and btc spectres)? Thanks!
We remove the RFTS. For us it’s easier to get a hair trigger. There’s only one set screw for pre travel.
@@paragonarmory thanks! Are there no concerns about breaking the micro switch if there isn’t a screw for preventing overtravel?
@@deewoowoo over travel isn’t much of an issue because the jefftron triggers are designed to work with their ETU. Physically the over travel is limited by default
Michael is meticulous in putting the best AirSoft guns together. Paragon is by far the best custom AirSoft rifle money can buy.
I am humbled man, thank you.
I know you got that scope cam recently, and some footage of this thing in action would be sick! Even if just a plate down range
@@j-airsoft yea I just need a long enough space to do it.
I ordered this exact one! Can’t wait!
We’re excited to build this for you 🙏
which firefly bucking and nub are you using? I feel like I don’t see many of their buckings on the market
We’re using the Umashika line of buckings. They’re going to be up on our website very soon. We already have the m4 nozzles and nubs available
@@paragonarmory thanks for the reply, definitely looking into getting a set
When you shot that replica and every shot fed I fell in love. Why do you prefer the Jefftron over other EFCS systems?
The Jefftron Leviathan is currently the best ETU on the market for several reasons. It has a very robust build quality, top notch cycle detection, extremely easy programming via the app, micro switch trigger for tactile feel, wire retention clips, no paywall to access hidden features (looking at you GATE), and excellent customer service. The Levi simply outperforms and outlasts the competition. If you’re a NVG user, the leviathan doesn’t emit a strong IR signature like the Titan does.
Good shit bro. I challenge u to a gearbox off!
Are these on the website built to order? Or mass made in batches?
@@wote2760 built to order
Amazing
@@h504_flow5 🙌
Love me some jdm excited for my next build 👌🏽
The best pre-built of its kind for sale bar none, and they haven’t even seen the chrono readings yet! Top end parts are used by many but are rarely paired and tuned correctly, but when they are this is the result! Nothing comes close to hitting this level of performance out of the box.
Couldn’t have said it better ❤
The Bugatti of bb gatz!!!
Nah the koenigsegg he ain’t a mainstream chump he’s holding records above Bugatti 🤣
😤
Bro’s casually building the best Airsoft aegs on the market
It’s taken a lot of time and effort to get here!
The absolute best Airsoft gun money can buy
Thanks dude! Means a lot coming from you 🙏
Liked this twice. That’s why I had you build me two.
Double the shwacking capability
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I've got the 14.5 inch URGI and it's my favorite AEG in my collection by far.
@@JinActionSports man that makes me so happy to hear that!
it would've been nice to hear the before and after of the gun actually firing
@@alvin5122 we build all of our guns from scratch so there’s only the “after”. We should probably upload a video of what a perfectly sounding AEG sounds like.
@@paragonarmory oh damn that's actually nuts! now that makes sense. sorry about that!!
If it breaks can I pay for you to repair it
whats the full build?
10:1 siegetek, 28TPA paragon motor, Paragon x Jefftron Leviatha, Airsoft Mutation Jaeger piston, FPS Softair compression parts
@@paragonarmory what rps and fps is it shooting at?
@@christianvillarroel980 this build was 400 FPS with a .20g or 1.5j. I believe this was at 28-30 RPS. Our newest builds use paragon 33k brushless motors, Siegetek 14:1 gears, and hit around 35 RPS.