Thread: JW 15 - tips, tricks and modifications

I brought one as a work horse / shit kicker. Excellent, accurate and 100% reliable . They are rough, mine has the bore off centre so the bullet was hitting the edge of the suppressor on the way out.
Easy fix though I just drilled a bigger hole in my suppressor , fixed.
This gun smithing shit is easy as, ha.

I have had two now and the first one ( newer ) was crap but this older one with end of the fore stock painted black ( poor mans ebony cap ) shoots very well.

Originally Posted by viper

I brought one as a work horse / shit kicker. Excellent, accurate and 100% reliable . They are rough, mine has the bore off centre so the bullet was hitting the edge of the suppressor on the way out.
Easy fix though I just drilled a bigger hole in my suppressor , fixed.
This gun smithing shit is easy as, ha.

I have had two now and the first one ( newer ) was crap but this older one with end of the fore stock painted black ( poor mans ebony cap ) shoots very well.

If it wasn't factory threaded then that was a problem with who threaded it, not the rifle. It's not uncommon for the bore to be off centre.

Originally Posted by Shearer

If it wasn't factory threaded then that was a problem with who threaded it, not the rifle. It's not uncommon for the bore to be off centre.

It was factory threaded

My one had same problem hitting suppressor on the way out, chopped it and put a Hardy can on, now only have problem with the magazine

Originally Posted by falcon6555

My one had same problem hitting suppressor on the way out, chopped it and put a Hardy can on, now only have problem with the magazine

My Norinco mag was crap to mate but the 452 CZ mags fit them and I have never had a problem since.
Not cheap for the CZ mag but worth it.

Originally Posted by viper

My Norinco mag was crap to mate but the 452 CZ mags fit them and I have never had a problem since.
Not cheap for the CZ mag but worth it.

Was going to say that wouldn't be cheap...


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