if you pull the pin out of the grenade is it able to get back in or is it out forever?
836521
you can put it back in. you just have to bend the pin back straight and slide it in.
836522
You can put the pin back on the grenade. If you buy a spring for the spoon(It does not come with one) it becomes very difficult to put the pin back in.
836523
Yes you can put it back in. It's just kind of hard because the hole where the pin goes into is kind of small.
2240155
Very easily, and it seems easy to lose. It would be better with no pin at all, if someone takes it from you your screwed either way.
1023795
It will not go off unless you pull the trip cord. It's like a Hand Grenade. If you had the string hanging on the outside of your bag around your wrist and someone grabbed your bag then yes, it would go off inside the bag. I think better to have the alarm cord on your arm and if someone messes with you pull it and toss the alarm. It will continue to sound for one hour so that if you were knocked down the perp couldn't just stop the noise if you threw it out of reach. Well worth the small price for this much attention. Also, it would be comforting to someone to place one by the bedside if you hear something you could pull the cord and get that screaming alarm.
45516
The good pins you push down to release . (Very nice) The cheap ones, you have to pry up. They can be reused but you have to be careful.
1571654
Yes the locking pin does fall into every hole if you do not hold the locking lever down. If you hold it down you can extend it to it's full length in one shot.Hope that helps you.
983864
that's a good question, and i'd say probably "yes". but if you've already pulled the pin, the alarm will sound at least until the unit is smashed. once it's smashed though, I don't know if it will still sound the alarm. and if it does, I don't know how one would make it stop considering that you couldn't put the pin back in.
1414354
With this lock it you must manually turn the key to lock it, so there would be virtually no way you can get locked in. Even if you accidently locked it without the pin engaging in the lock, it cannot be pulled shut locking you in because the latch would lock so that the pin cannot engage...if that makes sense to you. The final answer is an emphatic NO.
2231358
If you unscrew the binding post half way there should be a hole you can insert this pin into. Then, you just tighten the post back down to hold it in place.
1407118
It won't just pop out. You have to unscrew it and it is incredibly difficult to unscrew and then to pull out. This thing is terrible.
551384
Yes, if you pull it towards you it locks open. If you push it back it just opens, then when you let go it shuts off.
612896
No.You will have to pull it out before you can use it. It is not long enough to reach
778434
You just pull it forward. But it can come completely off with the release of a button.
1900963
I'm pretty sure you can take it out and put it back in. I haven't done it yet, so I don't know how difficult it can be.
38170
Yes, every time you use a grenade you have to put in a new co2 cartridge and outer shell. The device is made out of 3 main parts the inner cylinder (reusable), the outer shell (not reusable: they break/ expose each time you use one), and the co2 cartridge (also not reusable: the act of using the grenade depletes all the air from the cartridge and requires 1 per each single use).
388101
You just gently press it back in place, it will stay there, oh, you'll think it will pop back open, but it doesn't. I stays.... Bad thing is I lost mine already. :(
1898234
Jaye, The bar will come out of the little slot with a bit of pressure, but it shouldn't come out unless you are a little rough with the unit. Even if it does come out, it takes little effort to put it back in.
1206320
When you stick the pin in the receiver, it hangs out the other side about an inch. Hope this helps. This is a really nice pin that I like a lot. It's by far the best receiver pin I have owned and I have owned several over the years.