is this a drop in parts?
1300565
you have to be able to break the gun down. easy to install. check you tube for info on how to disassemble and reassemble.
1300566
Not exactly. There is a good utube video covering installation. It is 5:14 long and if you have the right size punch or a Glock Armorers tool it is easy. If you don't feel up to doing it after this video then locate a Glock Armorer (many gun stores have one) and they normally don't charge anything to take care of it where I am in NC. The 3.5 connector isn't a big difference but it is a difference. Google installation Glock 3.5 connector and look for the one I noted then see what you think. Best of luck!
1300567
You obviously have to disassemble the gun but yes. I suggest you do a good polishing of all contact points while you have everything taken apart. Makes for a nice crisp trigger.
1300568
Yes it is. Any Glock armorer can install it and your factory warranty applies. You'll love your new trigger pull.
1300569
Yes. It replaces the standard connector. No fitting/grinding required. BUT, you must disassemble the trigger group to do it. You can DIY if you Google it and follow the instructions carefully. It's not very difficult really. A Glock Armorer or gunsmith may charge you up to $50 or more.
2120377
Hi, no, it was just the manifold with gasket. You may need to reuse the other parts.
2249521
No, you probably need some replacement parts or some differential grease. The stock parts typically break within a few charges.
734787
I think you may be getting confused by this product. It is literally just the case with no components. You will have to buy the components separate (Optical drive, Motherboard, CPU, Memory etc) and build yourself. Sorry for the dissapointment.
153615
These are small pieces and could also be broken which can generate small parts - in either case since it involves small pieces must be the reason. Other than that I am not sure.
2006053
A little bit, i think. Anyway, I threw it away already, not useful and parts broke off already.
1207631
In some ways yes but not to the full extent of a full blown drop on an uneven area.
1754569
I have this kit and its beautiful. I believe there is approximately 150 parts with many of them very small and very fragile. So be very careful when you are removing them from the sprues. Good luck and happy modeling
2059259
It's not a very hard build. That is, not a lot of pieces. It's Revell so expect a few parts to need extra attention. Models are not for the impatient. Stick with Snaptite.
1418610
I believe at least 3 . I'm sure more it's been a bit since installation of the parts
1857772
That's the downside. There don't seem to be extra parts. I'd contact the company.
401179
Yes. I was playing around wuth it...at first I did only see 2 pieces. But then it had all three. Full package. So yes
1492233
Just the parts. If everything is broken and all you have are loose pieces you don't have a pattern to follow. Repair can be a challenge. If you have an "exploded view" of the assembly it is somewhat easier to repair.
1166239
yes its orginal, but when they sent the box some parts are missing. Don't buy this crap as you might be disappointed.
2019733
I can't answer that just now - the parts are at my summer house, which I won't be visiting for a few weeks. If you still need the info then, send me an email at warefuller@gmail.com
1806841
can't recall if there were two or three - but just seemed like a lot of "parts"- sorry not to be more exact
219556
For me it was not. It did take me over a hour but I enjoyed it and the parts went together very well. By putting it together I understood why I paid so much for it. I was impressed with the quality of the parts.