I bought the Dash and Maverick Yomega. I returned them because I could not get them to come back to my hand easily. I had to jerk them hard to get them to recoil. Is is me? I am an experienced YO yo-er. I kept the Raider which recoiled easily into my...
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As an avid yo yo-er myself for about 10 years, when I bought the Maverick I couldn't use it for six months. Not that there was anything wrong with it but because I wasn't at the skill level to bring it back up to my hand. That's when I learned about unresponsive yo-yos. They are not supposed to come back up from the conventional wrist-flick or whatever you do. They can only come back up if you know the "bind" trick to bring them up. It might sound weird because it's different to you but it doesn't mean you should have returned them. You shouldn't have gave up so easily. The skill level in the front of the yo-yos for Yomega aren't joking around. Professional means professional.
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I shot them out of my barnett jackal, and 2 of them just bent after the second firing. Maybe it's just badluck/lemon, but it's a no for me.
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have you tried holding down the saftey? i dont have the gun but i have read many reviews. try holding the saftey down.
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I've looked for a pic of your gun and didn't find one; I would try it because there's a little bit of give to it; you can always send it back.Once it snaps in place it does not move.I am bias for TruGlo I have them on all of my guns.
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Please forgive me for my tardy reply. I wanted to find the time to fully test employing the gun left handed short of going to the range. I'm a righty so support hand shooting awkward for me. With discipline, "you" could manage to keep "your" support hand thumb clear of the laser however, it leaves less of your thumb on the side frame so stability may be an issue. Also keep in mind that I'm a small guy so my hands follow accordingly, if you have big mitts I doubt this laser is for you. An important thing to consider is that at the range it's far easier to be more disciplined to manage your grip. However, when under a high stress situation your inner monkey will take over and I suspect your grip will defeat the laser unless you train feverishly. I would also add that I'm not a big fan of the rear actuated switch. For me the switch falls in a portion of my hand that requires a death grip to activate it. For this reason alone I would not recommend buying this unit however; your mileage may vary. Good luck with your decision.
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OK, these flashlights come with the enhanced UTG button, and it "clicks" when you first push it in. The return stroke does NOT click, only the initial. So, based on that, I'd have to say that the enhanced UTG switch is "forward clicky"... Besides, I use the pressure switch anyway lol! Hope this helps!
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Gotta file stock where it meets the stock tang. id go ahead an try par arms this isnt any cheaper an its heavyier just my 2 cents. The hinge part makes no sense im pretty darn sure most akms have a rear sight block for the rear sight leaf... is simple kalishnakov knowledge comrad!
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For this yoyo it is "unresponsive" which means that the yoyo does not come back to the hand with a simple pull. In order to have the yoyo come back to the hand you have to do a "bind". http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=npYfNhkzbaE this video will show you how :)
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I have the same weapon and it worked perfectly for me. It is a little tricky at first but you'll get it!
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It works but not well......the reverse grip is not easy to use. I ordered a holster from Falcon which is a lot better...evern though it took 3 mos to get it..
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I have found it is more of a technique issue as opposed to a brute strength issue. I can pop it off in under a second...but I've gotten used to doing it. Just practice doing a "press & pull", it'll smooth out!
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I also had a problem with the rail that was related to the quick release. You need to ensure the screw and nut combination is set right to get a good solid bite on the rail. Play around with it till you get a secure fit.
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Did you get an answer? I'm having that problem with some cowboy studio triggers I bought. Going to return them and keep looking. Let me know will ya. Thanks
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I agree with the other gentlemen. The heavier the recoil the more something negative can and will happen, (Murphy's Law) just when you need your A-game going for you. However, with all that's been said, give it a try and keep us all posted. I wish you luck!
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I have a high polished SS Colt Officers' I installed Mag long ago; as a result I bought MOP grips and these under grips which would now not fit because of the well. I used a pro to fit both. The black under the MOP is a nice touch. My suggestion; they are not very pricey, why not order from some one th free ship as well and if they do not fit at firs they are easy to trim. I believe the holes are the same for Colt & Kimber . Wors case you send them back.
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I'm on a county honor guard. Found the trigger finger difficult to use on a trigger. I did get medium size and think a large might have worked. But they are stiff and need using before they might work.
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I am left handed an have had no issue playing the game. I would however have to go back into the system to see if their was a specific left handed option at the set up. The gun itself seems to be made for both right and left handed people.