dose the slide lock back we is out of bbs?
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Just saw Caesar's answer..I bought this for my son and he has never had it lock back when out..something he told me he wished it did. That was the basis of my original answer
1462389
Yes it does. Although the design of the slide itself is pretty flimsy. As you run around with it, it slides a little back and forth and makes a "klingin'" sound. So if you shake it a little too hard when it's locked back, it unlocks by itself and slides back, though you can pull the trigger again and it blows the slide back and locks it back.
1462390
Just saw Caesar's answer..I bought this for my son and he has never had it lock. Back when out..something he told me he wished it did. 5hat was the basis of my original answer
1462391
Unable to confirm, as these are clam packaged , you might try emailing umarexusa as the source for these..
2136653
Yes u can, u can even disassemble it and lock put the gun on safety while the slide is pulled back, it only sucks that it's not blowback
532732
No, there is no slide catch, but you won't need one either - if you have a bb jam you simply use an unjamming rod... It's a great gun for in-home practice and for teaching children how to shoot.. and it's cheap!
1752351
There is a release on the left side just under the slide. Push it down and the slide will go foward to its original position
1232526
There is a little switch underneath the hatch where the BBs are loaded. Check to see if that switch was accidentally turned to 'off'. If that doesn't work, there may be a jam in the gun mechanism and you may have to carefully take the tank apart to reach the gun.
1673205
No..it's spring operated. Just pull back on barrel to load plastic bb and pull trigger.
1865135
No trigger lock feature, that would defeat the safety intent of the thing only running when you hold the trigger. Not like the old days when they had on-off switches.
552703
Yes, the slide lock keeps the slide back after you have fired the last round.
722287
It may not allow you to release the slide by pulling it back. You have to use the slide release
2024086
The spring is just very tight, some gun oil on it may lose it up. Or you can keep putting and taking out the bbs to lose the spring.
405269
Yes. When you have fired your last BB it locks back like the real thing. Once you have changed your magazine or reloaded BB you need to rack the gun once and or release the slide. This is one of the things that I was looking for. Note that in size and form, is is nearly identical to the Walther PK380. If you like shooting the Compact CP99, you will love firing the real thing. It's as close to a real thing that you will get in a BB gun.
2069904
I am not sure, i used the bbs it came with, it may have been .6 bbs or .12 bbs.. Its a piece of junk anyways
370419
No, You have to move the slide to the off position & then put it bact to the high or low position. It blares for about 30 second & the you have to reset it. Hope this info helps.
1392327
You can take it off. There will just be a gap were the slide was supposed to be tho.
164887
No. The BakFlip attaches to the rails so you will no longer be able to use the sliding hold downs.
1446746
Yes, or any movement will open it even if partially. This design has no way of keeping in place without locking and in turn you need the key to reopen. Try the non lock version BBS-2331 it should give you the look you want...
139157
And only down side of this perticular gun is the slide doesn't lock back when out of ammo or at all.. Just slides more or less for show when shooting