Can you position the blaster higher up so that the pressure is on the back of your arm instead of putting pressure on your elbows?
855236
Yes you can you can pretty much adjust it to whatever your comfortable with..
855237
Yes, you can do whatever you want with it--I threw it out. I've been doing curls for about 50 years and never needed this device to help me. Also, with heavy weights (at my age I just do reps) the thin strap will dig into your neck. Once you wrap a towel around it, that should help. Don't let the picture fool you LOL.
855238
Yes, the strap that goes around the neck is adjustable and can reposition the blaster to the appropriate length. I had to do this for myself as well.
855239
Definitely. The strap is very easy to adjust. I usually keep mine up quite a bit higher than what they have pictured - precisely for the reason of keeping it against my triceps rather than my elbows.
855240
Yes you can. The strap is adjustable. Please note there are instructions included that address that very topic to avoid injury as it may affect form.
1930376
No. The issue is with the lever that unlocks the cylinder. There is not enough clearance to use a speedloader properly, no matter the grips. The cylinder will not swing-out far enough.
966601
No! You can't have the rib vent on top of the barrel it has to be a plain barrel like the express tatical synthic
444188
I'm 5'7 and push it with ease, I have a little bend in my elbow. If you were to push it you might have your arms fully stretched out.
1926448
No, but you can remove the piece inside the head that throttles the pressure to increase it as necessary.
171271
Yes you can, very simply. All you do is twist one way to increase pressure and twist the other way (as if to turn it off) to decrease the pressure. A simple system that works great.
1072146
No. The swivel joint where the main top arm and main bottom arm meet is mainly held together by gravity. I wouldn't trust the black plastic cap to hold the arms together if it was upside down, as it's mainly cosmetic. Plus, the resistance in the arms appears designed to only work right-side up. I would contact the company and ask if they have anything to meet your needs, as the quality of these arms is fantastic. I would imagine their customer service is as good as the actual equipment.
245567
I find it to be and you can use your arm - just put the trap in a spot that is stable - put your palm on the spring & use your weight to push it down & set the trigger. Be sure you have the trigger wire in the right place when you start. Hope this makes sense to you & I think it will once you try it.
786539
Not unless it is modified you need one hand to hold it and one hand to activate the slide before the blaster will fire the slide must be activated before every shot
1536804
No, I thought you might be able to move the slide and redrill the arm but there is an access hole right where it would need to go.
387493
There is some, but I use a foregrip so my hands are out of the way. I also wear shooting gloves so I don't even notice it. I've not experienced any back blast reaching my face while shooting though.
2257578
I don't know of a way to reload from the back. If you want to keep the older cans forward, you may have to take them off and rearrange.
1209229
No, the arm simply slides down over the top of the tripod. It can make for a few squeaks so I'll just occasionally spay a little oil on the connection. This also makes it easy to setup and take down.
1796572
Very slightly... I find that I position my arms wider than normal, but not in an uncomfortable way... I have not really thought much about it but I would guess that my hands are further out towards the ends of the grips because of this.
404948
No. I have tried holding books and magazines with my forearms on the topmost bar but that didn't work. I use it while watching TV.
1993259
sorry but don't understand your question well.... but all I can say is that the arms-height adjustment, is not easy as it should be... because sometimes you want to change the height several times during the day and to do it, you have to use strong force to rise it or else... to me, is lack of more design.... unless mine is not good... thanks.
1568494
Yes, you can. It has 2 positions. Trigger works too. I used these replicas in a recent Civil War film and had shots where the hammer was pulled back.