I wound and wound the dial on the mag and it still only shoots 2 or 3 shots, is there something I dont know for the first time use? never wound opposi
1080828
This is gonna sound dumb, but are you turning it the correct direction? You want to turn it counter-clockwise, until it becomes harder to turn.
1080829
Try winding it until it clicks only a few times like once or twice, if that doesn't work you can get a new one or take it apart and see if you can fix it
1080830
I'm sorry I'm unable to answer this question because this gun and the magazine is for my cousin's birthday so I don't know about this magazine. I'm truly sorry.
1080831
Same thing happened to me. If you wind it to much it will start making a clicking sound and you can break it. All I did to fix it was push the little leaver that holds the bb's from comming out until it unwinds completely because the crank isn't cycleing correctly. I did it a bout two or three times and it's working good now.
1080832
1st off this gun is awesome, the problem your having is the air soft pellets you need to get the Crossman black heavy weight 25 grams, there is also a 30 gram aluminum pellet that I use for tearing it up, but never on people, both can be bought on amazon, if that doesn't work your magazine is faulty,, once again the gun itself is amazing I have many and this one is the 1st one people wanna see, have fun!!!!
103289
My rifles came from Walmart shipped directly to my home. No cosmoline on either, just a very light coating of gun oil. Don't use copper brushes just a good stiff synthetic. Make sure you get all of the lubricant out of the tube. If not you are going to be surprised with the bang you will get. I did not clean my .177 as thoroughly as I should have and the first pellet sounded like a ma duce going off. Keep them all in the X ring. Semper Fi Molon Labe CHS USMCL
1074307
no problem with the switch... went through roughly 300 rounds of rapid fire, and 500 rounds of normal fire (1 sec in between).note the laser is red, and it's blinking, and not a constant stream.
64164
Make sure that there is a primer.must hit it about three time with the choke on.hit the trigger on the gun to release the air and then try to start the motor
102274
It may be jammed. Make sure the battery is fully charged, then shoot it without the nb magazine. See if any bbs fly out or drop. (Make sure dont point at anybody or shoot indoors for that matter) use the unjamming rod if necessary. Use .25 bbs. this is a quality gun regardless of reviews. I get 27:6 kill ratio with this gun as my main versus other players who use 300 dollar guns (or my other 300 dollar guns for that matter)! Play safe and have fun! (dont use .20bbs or else it WILLjam. And upgrade the battery with an 8.4v it was originally designed by umarex with that battery in mind)
1679236
You have to carefully chamber it and let it aim down the barrel. Used to bore sight the gun.
492337
If this happens take out the magazine point the gun with the barrel up slightly and the mag well down and use the unjamming rod to try to dislodge the bbs out of the barrel. after a few tries you should be ready to shoot again. and plz note when the gun is jammed it has a diffrent sound
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I've put a cartridge in mine, fired it a couple of times, set it down for weeks, picked it back up and it is fine. No apparent loss of pressure. Michael's answer of around 70 shots is probably pretty accurate. I haven't counted but you can definitely tell when the cartridge needs changing. You can hear when the pellet doesn't have the same punch behind it and the pellets start hitting low. I think it may be more like 50 shots? I know that when I do notice the cartridge needs changing, I unscrew the cap and only get a short "phisst" and that is it. It's empty. It uses all the CO2 effectively. I've put a cartridge in mine, fired it a couple of times, set it down for weeks, picked it back up and it is fine. No apparent loss of pressure. Michael's answer of around 70 shots is probably pretty accurate. I haven't counted but you can definitely tell when the cartridge needs changing. You can hear when the pellet doesn't have the same punch behind it and the pellets start hitting low. I think it may be more like 50 shots? I know that when I do notice the cartridge needs changing, I unscrew the cap and only get a short "phisst" and that is it. It's empty. It uses all the CO2... » Read More I've put a cartridge in mine, fired it a couple of times, set it down for weeks, picked it back up and it is fine. No apparent loss of pressure. Michael's answer of around 70 shots is probably pretty accurate. I haven't counted but you can definitely tell when the cartridge needs changing. You can hear when the pellet doesn't have the same punch behind it and the pellets start hitting low. I think it may be more like 50 shots? I know that when I do notice the cartridge needs changing, I unscrew the cap and only get a short "phisst" and that is it. It's empty. It uses all the CO2 effectively. « Show Less
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There is an opening in the bottom of the magazine, several short bursts, with the mag upside down, until the blow back shows it's full. It is not recommended to fill the mag too quickly, rather short shots, several times to not get everything too cold, then let the magazine warm to room temp before using for best results.
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You have the mag wound up too tight. Dont use WD40 because that will make more issues than it will solve. Silicone lubricants are the best for airsoft guns, but your issue is that there is too much tension on the mag. Always clear the mag out with the tab on top when you are done playing so you dont wear out the springs inside, and only use as much tension as you need to when turning the feeding gear. I have fully dismantled this gun and put it back together, and it isnt so complicated that you need a tech to do it for you. Also low quality BBs will make issues for you. I reccommend .12 for indoors and .20 for outdoors, find a name brand BB manufacturer it will save you money in the long run. You have the mag wound up too tight. Dont use WD40 because that will make more issues than it will solve. Silicone lubricants are the best for airsoft guns, but your issue is that there is too much tension on the mag. Always clear the mag out with the tab on top when you are done playing so you dont wear out the springs inside, and only use as much tension as you need to when turning the feeding gear. I have fully dismantled this gun and put it back together, and it isnt so complicated that you need a tech to do it for you. Also low quality BBs will make issues for you. I reccommend .12 for... » Read More You have the mag wound up too tight. Dont use WD40 because that will make more issues than it will solve. Silicone lubricants are the best for airsoft guns, but your issue is that there is too much tension on the mag. Always clear the mag out with the tab on top when you are done playing so you dont wear out the springs inside, and only use as much tension as you need to when turning the feeding gear. I have fully dismantled this gun and put it back together, and it isnt so complicated that you need a tech to do it for you. Also low quality BBs will make issues for you. I reccommend .12 for indoors and .20 for outdoors, find a name brand BB manufacturer it will save you money in the long run. « Show Less
1573606
It only worked for 10 mins. The mag does not work. I will return it. I would not suggest getting this gun.
1047478
It seems that after one session of 50 or 60 shots you need to change the CO2 cartridges. They seem to leak if keep them in the gun overnight! Great gun very accurate and it's very quiet.
1721124
Mine is bored and threaded to the standard 1/2-28 thread all the way through. I guess I never considered shooting anything but blank rounds while it was attached, since it makes the rifle cumbersome and I just want to have fun launching golf balls. I'll state what to me seems to be obvious and say NEVER attempt to launch a golf ball using a live round! Having trained quite a bit with a real suppressor, I can say it doesn't balance the same as a real one,nor would it quiet a shot, but if that's your little fantasy, have at it! My advice is to take the additional minute or so and reattach the flash hider before shooting live rounds. Mine is bored and threaded to the standard 1/2-28 thread all the way through. I guess I never considered shooting anything but blank rounds while it was attached, since it makes the rifle cumbersome and I just want to have fun launching golf balls. I'll state what to me seems to be obvious and say NEVER attempt to launch a golf ball using a live round! Having trained quite a bit with a real suppressor, I can say it doesn't balance the same as a real one,nor would it quiet a shot, but if that's your little fantasy, have at it! My advice is to take the additional minute or so and reattach the... » Read More Mine is bored and threaded to the standard 1/2-28 thread all the way through. I guess I never considered shooting anything but blank rounds while it was attached, since it makes the rifle cumbersome and I just want to have fun launching golf balls. I'll state what to me seems to be obvious and say NEVER attempt to launch a golf ball using a live round! Having trained quite a bit with a real suppressor, I can say it doesn't balance the same as a real one,nor would it quiet a shot, but if that's your little fantasy, have at it! My advice is to take the additional minute or so and reattach the flash hider before shooting live rounds. « Show Less
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I recently spent about 1.5 hrs practicing on range. Tactical reloads while shooting course of fire required for my position. No issues. Unless you're gripping the magazine from front to back, not sure how this would interfere? I just assume most people grab side to side if your magazine doesn't drop when released. Hope this helps!
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Hi Ryan,It's a very nice metal mag. Similar to a 1911 mag chambered for 22 cal. The bb's go down the front in a vertical slot and the CO2 cartridge goes in a slot in the middle of the mag with the tip up. There is a recessed Allen screw on the bottom of the mag with a cup that cradles the bottom of the CO2 cylinder. After inserting a fresh cartridge you tighten the Allen screw and it forces the cartridge up which punctures the cylinder and your ready to go. I purchased a second mag so that I could quick change mags just like a real 1911.Take CarePete
457081
I bought this one for my dad, but I have 2 others for my Smith & Wesson and my Beretta, and neither one of these needs any lubrication to work perfectly. Have you tried this loader with more than one type of ammo?I would instect the feed ramps for and burrs or imperfections, short of that or the ammo being the problem, I would send it back and get a replacement item. All mine work great and my dad says his works great, you may just have a bad one.Sorry, I hope this helps.Taylor
1813409
My unit is new and I can't quite get 2 rounds out of it...probably about 30/32 holes