AEA HP TD carbine semi-auto 25 cal aftermarket magazines
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I talk about some problems with AEA magazines, replacement magazines, and WOLFIEK GROUP / aeaairguns.shop and their metal cased magazine in 25 caliber.
I hope AEA makes improved magazines, or retailers offer the WOLIEK magazines in the US.
Metal Magazines were purchased here: aeaairguns.shop/
2 days since my HP SS+ .25 arrived and the first mag is broken. My gun came from that Spain shop, so I'll reach out.
The gun build is amazingly good. Documentation and magazine quality are complete crap.
Btw, the sniffing and coughing are very noticeable in the video. Otherwise awesome 👍
There's a set screw for adjusting the detent on the mags, I've put thousands of shots through both of my clips since early June last year, I have the carbine and mine was about $700 to my door. It's a wonderful semi auto and I haven't had any problems with it, mine shoots good 250bar right on down. When I first got it I filled to 230bar for a couple hundred shots to start with for breaking it in. The gun has been flawless for me.
I will look into this when I break the gun down further, I have not seen how the barrel seats into the action. Thanks for the reply.
When I got my first AEA (.25) my reaction was that the magazines were of poor quality. I took one apart. The spring is crap. The magazines for the .30 are of similar quality. While both of my rifles have the magnet none of the magazines have the corresponding metal disk. Also be careful if you own different calibers the magazines fit on either rifle. Unknowingly I put a .30 into the .25 easily and wondered why it wouldn't fire! It disgusts me that this company decided to cheap out on the magazines when the rest of the platform looks so well built. And the replacements are overpriced for what you get. I like the idea of the metal aftermarket magazines. Also, I have some ideas on improving the magazine and tripling its capacity. Thanks for the info
They're not even in stock most times I've checked. Doesn't make me wanna drop $600+ on a hp ss plus or the carbine when I hear all the issues with the magazines and know they only come with 1 or 2 magazines in the box.
It really is a sore point, the metal magazines are very superior and should be standard.
@@ChuckBradfordPhotography I don't think it's an issue that Bin at AEA will try to fix. He's already moved on with the S45 and I think the HP SS series is discontinued as there aren't many for sale now at the dealers. And I can't find the metal magazines for sale. Evidently, the magazines are similar with the S45, but I saw a guy here on YT that printed up some stick magazines that actually work better than the rotary. Holds more pellets and unleashed more potential for the gun.
Great video! I own the AEA HP SS .25 cal. Had issues with the mags from the get go, also jamming issues that I think are magazine related. I purchased this from The Pellet Shop, and though they did give me a couple of extra magazines and re wound the other two, they didn’t really address the issue. Not very impressed with their customer service. I recently converted my gun to bolt action and this has improved the performance. I also moved the pressure gauge to the bottom of the gun like yours, so I’m not looking down the barrel to check the pressure, much more user friendly, and safer. I’m planning to upgrade to a carbon fiber tank so if anyone has suggestions on what to get and where to purchase I would greatly appreciate it. Until then, I’ll keep watching videos.
I've had an HPSS .25cal for quite a while now and I've never had any problems with the 4 magazines that I have. After a year or so and about 2000 rounds a Valve pin finally broke but Pete at AEA northeast Warranted and gave me another one.
you folks with no magazine issues are really lucky, i have 4 mags and basically 3 of them have problems some of the time. they mostly work, but the spring flies loose sometimes or they jam, or simply fail to load the next pellet. some of the magazines are made better than others it seems.
Great vid, I like my HP but mags are a real weak point
See my other video on magazines.
Just got the HPSS+.30 cal, have ran a few mags of JSB 45 grain and JSB 50 gr so far so good. Had heard issues of mags and leaks but so for no issues. The Pellet Shop was my supplier and great customer service 👌
I've heard great things about Bin and the pellet shop. Glad you are enjoying your gun.
i have all kinds of magazine issues, i have taken them apart and re set the spring, have had to shave down extra plastic, all kinds of issues// mostly they work correctly but the magazine is definitely the weak point in this gun. I even bought some newer ones/ slightly different newer model number, they work a little better but still fail sometimes. So Sad the website you list is currently out of metal magazines for the .25 but thanks so much for the tip i look forward to acquiring one.
If you adjust the barrel depth we'll make the magazine easier to put in
Great information!
Nice video! Did you try it in 6.35 or 7.62? I'm looking forward to buying it at 7.62 but the speeds don't surprise me.
My question is whether at 7.62 it generates a considerable difference in energy compared to 6.35 that justifies the jump in caliber... since at 6.35 they comment that it hits very well!
This is 6.35 / .25, see comment to your other reply.
Hola, acabo d recibir mi AEA HP Carbine semiautomática cal 5.5. El acabado se ve bueno, pero al querer colocar un cargador he tenido problemas con la palanca, un poco dura y no queda retenida para poder colocar el cargador ¿?, la rebaja que está en la parte delantera de la perilla de la palanca de carga, para que sirve?, no engancha para hacerla monotiro o siempre está en automático?.
Agradecería algunas opiniones para conocer el arma. Gracias.
La acción del arma es multipropósito, de un solo tiro o semiautomática, así que si tu arma es semiautomática, eso es todo.
La acción puede tardar algunos ciclos en frenar, pero debería funcionar bien si se llena a aproximadamente 230 bar. La primera ronda puede que tenga que tirar de la corredera hacia atrás, soltarla, luego empujar el cerrojo hacia adelante para asegurarse de que el perdigón esté asentado.
Estoy usando el traductor de Google, espero que esté funcionando lo suficientemente bien.
Cuidate
It's a good video but I would get that sniffing and hacking checked out for shure
Was coming off of a cold, I'm better now, thanks.
Is there no way to cycle the magazine manually ?
Not really, it is semi-auto, so after you pull the bolt back to load the first round, high pressure air cycles the action, which in turn the spring turns the magazine.
I just bought the rifle,but I wanted to get the bottle clamp, so I can attach a bi-pod;
www.aeaairgun.net/ has bottle clamps, also look at sabertacticalinc.com/
Both offer bottle clamps.
Where are you buy the piccatiny rail you have in the gun??
Amazon.
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@@ChuckBradfordPhotography Thanks!!!!
Can you post the websites where you purchased the aluminum mags.
@Antonio Muniz thank you for the suggestion, I've added the seller to the video description aeaairguns.shop/
too much trouble for the price.
Hey man you have any pointers how to fix the magazine..?
Here are two vids with Bin addressing magazines.
th-cam.com/video/a41Lk05_lwI/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/cAl7SAv2ZfM/w-d-xo.html
I haven't taken mine apart, I've set the stock ones to the side, and am using the third party magazines.
@@ChuckBradfordPhotography have you had trouble with the third party mags?
@Off-Grid Ham Radio OH8STN I have not, so far few hundreds of rounds.
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@@ChuckBradfordPhotography outstanding. Then perhaps I'll keep this gun and try to get those metal Mags from Spain. I'm having some cycling issues but I'm a converted to bolt action anyway. Thanks for your videos and for sharing