can you takethe gun out?
252315
yes !! and u can use the gun separate from the minion, my son "farts" at the minion!
2025808
Yes, you can. But if you want it back out you have to pull the batteries out because it gets stuck. Bit disaponting.
2012447
No release button is required to pull the pistol out. It clicks into place.
2027338
There should be a black circle on the side of the gun, use a thin object to push it out completely and the top should come right off
1423924
You can if you wanted to. but for some reason when I used it I had all the weight on the right hand side of the gun. plus it's not a gun that keeps firing on its own you have to pump it in order to fire it
519734
I know that the gun comes out smoothly, so I would say yes to that, but I am not 100% sure. Sorry I coudn't be of more help.
412480
yes you can remove it and use the belt/pant clip...or just hold the item in your hand
610504
Yes: the holster can be removed. The holster is what sits/clips on your belt and the case is what protects your phone.
931555
No. You place the "lazer bullet" into the opened port. Then rack the slide with each shot. The bullet stays in place until done. To remove use a pencil or similar. Lots of fun and helps accuracy .
559843
The gun has a removable BB holder. See the picture: http://www.jakt-kungen.se/shop/24995/art95/h9463/12359463-origpic-8b5f63.jpg
1559904
Open the glass cover with one hand and remove the rifle with the other hand
1385864
Yes...the gun comes out holster stays. You will like it. A little practice makes it very easy
2016517
No. Glock magazine bases are a little difficult to get off but an allen wrench or small screw driver will work.
2075881
Yes, and if you press the button on the side you can slide the center piece over, not all the way out like a real gun, but enough to load it properly. My nephew just loads it and turns it while it is in the center and ready to fire position.
1600511
You can remove the holster but to replace a more sturdy one to it, it would have to have a strap buckle on the holster. In a word I would say no.
1468533
Yes. The pistol grip area covers part of the trigger assembly so it had to be removed in order to get it out.
145214
yes you can but a framing nailer works better. This gun quit working for us after 3 days