How do you prevent the gun from getting stuck once the piercing goes through?
1532564
Add a drop of oil into the chamber wear the the stud fits into. Then use a qtip to dab extra oil out. We did this and it doesn't get stuck anymore.
1532565
The spot that holds the ear in place moves. So be careful and make sure its adjusted properly. If you're referring to it sticking after you pierce the ear, grease up the spring.
1532566
The spot that holds the ear in place moves. So be careful and make sure its adjusted properly.If you're referring to it sticking after you pierce the ear, grease up the spring.
942993
There is a screw (allen wrench) up near where the barrel breaks to cock the gun. Loosen the screw, remove one barrel and replace with other one, retighten the screw. Pretty easy.
661594
It does jam sometimes, there's a slot under the handle on the top of the gun that you can open up to pull out the stuck bullet
2203894
If I do that you should be able to I stall with the right tools in like 15 min the pin you have to drive out to get the trigger group out of the gun don't drive it out all the way because there is a tiny spring that gets it the way of the new bolt you use instead of the pin and makes installing it impossible but if you drive the pin out with the bolt they supply should b a snap
822574
Yes unfortunately it jams quite frequently especially if it is held upside down. I ran into your problem after about 4 brad nails. If there isn't a visible nail jammed then there is a problem with the steel "hammer" that goes up and down to shoot each nail off of the "stack" you load. If you pull the cover back as if you were loading new nails you'll see all the way to the front where each nail is supposed to go down into the point and eventually the wood a "stainless steel" flat piece. This "stainless or silver" steel piece was what stopped the nail gun shooting in my case...it failed with the CPO reconditioned model and I had to take it to a Bostitch authorized repair shop to get it replaced. In the meanwhile I purchased a new one and never had the problem. Its frustrating but its nothing they said I could fix and Bostitch probably overlooked when they were "reconditioning" the nail gun. Good luck!
458147
You have to remove half of it, basically the side that 'snaps' onto the trigger guard stays put. No guarantee that it will stay zeroed once you are done.
1665873
the internal needle is also needs to be removed by circulating it, be cousin it needs strong push then you can make it out of the gun, hope this helped you,
535866
Sounds like you need to exchange it. I haven't had that problem with mine. I have found that this gun works best with 1 1/4" nails. Anything longer and it starts having problems sinking nails.
1422943
You can simply hold the rods apart and let the brass fall out. You can do this with your hand or use the bucket insert that comes with it. the bucket insert is a piece of formed metal rod that attaches to the side of the bucket and forms a loop in the center. Simply hold the ammo broom against the center loop and twist slightly. This will hold the metal times on the ammo broom apart and the brass will fall into the bucket. I'm not describing it very well, but you'll see what I mean when you open the package.
682826
Nothing, I mounted this on my home defense shot gun. Don't plan on taking it off. If you're worried about a scratch maybe you could put a wrap of tape around the barrel. Personally, I wouldn't worry about it.
682286
The first thing I do is pull the clip off as it is really uncomfortable in my hand. The only solution I could think of is glue or epoxy if you're desperate. The barrel separates easily which can be a problem but I've never figured out what to do about it. I just deal.
496110
Maybe don't know if it will stay in there. I sent mine back I couldn't get it to a position where I could safely draw my gun.
493747
My trigger guard does the same thing. It releases toward the front. I have learned to deal with this. Hope this helps.
738027
The recoil lockdown pins fit into the hole on the top of the reciever. This will stop the mount from sliding back and forth. If the scope is moving in the mount you can try some thin tape to provide a little friction between the scope and the rings. Also a little blue loctite on the screws really help keep things snug.
818784
Unlock each end and unscrew lock Counterclockwise. Until it separates. Put both parts over rail and retighten and Relock
436305
Take the clip out. Turn the pistol upside down , in good light. There should be a small hole that you can use a small punch to push the tip back and with a slight pull the plug will come out. I took mine out also.
1590205
If you are right-handed, grasp the rod in back of the grip and pull backwards. Insert the caulking tube into the barrel and squeeze the grip repeatedly until the plunger makes contact with the back of the tube. Cut the size of the tip to the size you want and squeeze until the product comes out the tip. What's good about this gun is that when you stop squeezing, the product stops flowing.