How do you use this in a KEL-TEC P3at ? I can"t hold slide back &amp; insert item at same time ?
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I pull the Take down pin out, remove the barrel, insert the laser trainer, then reassemble, conduct my training, and disassemble to remove it. I know this seems like a pain (believe me, I know) but it allows you to save $$ on ammo and still get much needed training with a firearm that has extremely low profile sights; where the user needs to be well trained to rapidly acquire a fairly accurate point-and-shoot muscle memory for defensive employment. Plus, let's face it, without gloves, this is a fairly uncomfortable pistol to shoot-the grips feel like sandpaper, the gun moves a lot in your hand no matter what grip style you employ to hold it, and recoil suppression is nonexistent. As a result, people don't train a lot live-fire with the P3AT. Disassembly is an inconvenience to use the LaserLyte trainer but in the end it provides quality time and training with a pistol that most won't endure at the range. (as a side note-the disassembly also ensures that no live rounds are present in the firearm and prevents live ammo from accidentally being chambered during practice)
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Never tried it with a kel tec, but it's a super tight fit for my Ruger. Without finding somebody who has tried it, I would assume no.
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There's a rubber retainer on one end that keeps the pellets from falling out. I just push the slide until the pellet sticks out halfway, then I load it in the gun while while pushing the slide, using the next pellet too push
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I used it in mine you have to let the slide slam shut then I had to use a cleaning brush to tap it out because of the tight fit
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You should really email the manufacture. I will say that I have the one with the blue piece. I've busted my knuckles trying to get it broken in for my XDS. It's very tight and hard to dislodge the pistol. To use it I'll probably have to file it down. I'm very disappointed in it and don't use it.
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Like Jot said, there is a small compartment that holds the two AA batteries. I sometimes have trouble getting it to slide out. Try applying some downward pressure while pulling on it. Another thing would be the pin. There is a lockout pin that came with the detector that is designed to keep the battery compartment from being opened. If it is in it, you would need to remove it before the compartment is opened. I don't use the pins myself because I change the batteries twice a year.
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I'm having the same issue. I put a small paperclip in and it goes in, but there doesn't seem to be anything to push against.
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Hi Daniel M. Why would you want to change when the film2sb has a slide holder as well. It is a seven inch long holder, just drop 25 or so slides into the chamber ( stacked ), then slide the holder to the right to engage the first slide to drop, slide to left to view on the screen, click "ok" if it looks good and ok again to capture on the provided memory 2gb card. Do the same process again to eject the chosen slide and continue as before. I captured 300 very old cardboard half frame mounts all on to the memory card. Each slide takes3 or 4 seconds. Do you have a slide handler as well as a film handler, the slide handler is normally with the unit. So very easy, I was amazed.
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When I did not know I went on line and googled illustrated instructions. To use you press the button behind the back grip, pull handle out this will allow you to insert tube. . Note: I place tip of tube in hole on slide of gun to cut tip. It'll be ready to use.
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I am sorry you are having issues with your reloader. I pulled mine out to check them and they both work just fine. I did notice that if a cartridge is not seated flat and is sitting at an angle in the loader it will sometimes not want to lock, so I just jiggle the loader a little and turn the knob as I am doing this and it locks right up. I don't know what else for you to try. I hope this helps.
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Hi, Kenji. The best I can do is check the key/key guide when I get home. I'll let you know if it has a key for either of those guns. I hope it works out for you!
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Did you loosen up the plate from the left? Maybe one of the screws got stuck and it's not allow the plate to slide. Try something to slide between the plate and adapter after you loosen up using the liver on the side.
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I have a bit of trouble with this too.Trick is :DO NOT un screw the bottom. You are going to have to to sit on your butt , take your right leg and pull on the plunger till it locks to the notch on the bottom. What ever you do , do not knock the plunger . insert the cartridge open end down. Peel off the top of the cartridge .Screw the top of the grease gun down.There is no reason ever to remove the bottom of the grease gun. This is the best grease gun I have ever owned.
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Open and close the Red slide. when you have pushed the red slide forward it will expose the male portion to put into the USB port. Hope this helps.
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Not sure if this will help, but: Pick up the impact driver, holding the body in your dominant hand (right or left). Squirt some light oil into the mechanism (black portion) where it enters the chrome body. You should attach a socket for the next step, which is to push up (or in) on the body. Holding the socket firmly, twist the body to the right and the left several times. This should eventually cause the tool to loosen up, and it should turn smoothly after doing this. If not, contact Tekton's Customer Service for advice, or possibly return the unit if it's defective. It's probably too late to return it to Amazon, but Tekton should be willing to help you with this. Not sure if this will help, but: Pick up the impact driver, holding the body in your dominant hand (right or left). Squirt some light oil into the mechanism (black portion) where it enters the chrome body. You should attach a socket for the next step, which is to push up (or in) on the body. Holding the socket firmly, twist the body to the right and the left several times. This should eventually cause the tool to loosen up, and it should turn smoothly after doing this. If not, contact Tekton's Customer Service for advice, or possibly return the unit if it's defective. It's probably too late... » Read More Not sure if this will help, but: Pick up the impact driver, holding the body in your dominant hand (right or left). Squirt some light oil into the mechanism (black portion) where it enters the chrome body. You should attach a socket for the next step, which is to push up (or in) on the body. Holding the socket firmly, twist the body to the right and the left several times. This should eventually cause the tool to loosen up, and it should turn smoothly after doing this. If not, contact Tekton's Customer Service for advice, or possibly return the unit if it's defective. It's probably too late to return it to Amazon, but Tekton should be willing to help you with this. « Show Less
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I have a keltec p3at. it has a very slim grip. the rubber grip was very tight still. I would imagine that it would press and hold the grip safety on the xds. I also had to trim the height of the rubber grip so it could fit the grip and not interfere with the magazine release.
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The Phillips (+)screw is holding a little tab in place. I used the tip of a knife. At the base of the screw push the little tab towards the rectangle and lift the door open. Three "c" batteries get installed inside the rectangular compartment. I didn't see the need for the screw so I left it out the tab will hold the door closed.