I should be there; green

I recently had some work done on my Cyma CM048m's gearbox(v3), and I noticed a slight issue after reassembly: The selector switch is very loose when on the semi-automatic setting, even after tightening the main screw. It even seems to move upward slightly in the direction the automatic setting. At first I thought the issue was that the selector gears were misaligned, but they seem to be in working order, except for a small amount of play. The gun performs otherwise fine, but this is a rather annoying problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

EDIT: Also, there seems to be another problem, but I'm not sure if one is the byproduct of the other. When set to semi-auto from automatic, it stays in automatic until I pull the selector switch slightly lower than usual, then it goes into semi. Once again, the selector gears are aligned just fine, but with the rear gear having a slight amount of play when set to semi.

Sorry for the late notice, but I should be showing up tonight with green.

According to ASGI, some new KWAs are in for only $190. I'm not terribly sure of the quality, but at the same time I don't expect KWA to lower their name just for some budget models. Let me know of any reviews that start to pop up, I'm pretty curious of what they had to reduce quality wise to make it so cheap, besides the plastic lower.

here's one of the links:
http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=10377

Well here's the gist of things: CO2 is cheap, but it is very unstable, and you will have a dramatic change in FPS during use. I wouldn't recommend it whatsoever, but I still know some people that use it out on the field. GBBs are extremely fun, but yes, they can be quite finicky; despite this however, they are still the most commonly used on the field, and generally have great performance, as long as you clean it regularly. Finally, there is the NBB pistol, which tends to be very reliable, but can be somewhat boring in comparison to the others. Also, they generally have a high FPS (400+ depending on the model), so be wary of that when buying one.

Personally, I run compact GBBs, as I only use them in emergencies, and they can be stored nearly anywhere on my rig. This is your decision to make though, and I don't want to tell you to go in one direction or another. As a suggestion, once you decide on a pistol that you like, put the link up for it here, and we can tell you if it's any good or not.

Well damn, my loading nozzle in my KSC G19 just broke. Does anyone have one that they can sell to me Sunday?

I'll be there, green.

Well, the only real problem I'm having right now is putting the trigger assembly back together. Are there any sort of tricks to use when putting it back together?