Dumb Question -when filing the post down so it's not sticking into the barrel-did you file before screwing it in or did you file it inside the barrel?
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After clearing the weapon, I was able to screw it in to size it first. Then just felt for any protruding amount and removed it for a couple subsequent minor filings and refitting. used a touch of loctite to finish
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Its not a dumb question. I loosely installed the sight to see how much material protruded into the barrel then I removed the sight & flat filed it close to final dimensions. Afterwards I installed the sight with some blue lock-tight & used a 1/2 round (also called crescent) needle file to file the post down flush. The end result matches the curvature of the barrel. When filing inside the barrel be sure to keep the file straight & parallel to the bore so that it doesn't scratch it. Ironically I have found that the cheaper steel needle files work best because they don't cut into the tougher metals (like the barrel) as easily as the diamond & harder steel files. Its not a dumb question. I loosely installed the sight to see how much material protruded into the barrel then I removed the sight & flat filed it close to final dimensions. Afterwards I installed the sight with some blue lock-tight & used a 1/2 round (also called crescent) needle file to file the post down flush. The end result matches the curvature of the barrel. When filing inside the barrel be sure to keep the file straight & parallel to the bore so that it doesn't scratch it. Ironically I have found that the cheaper steel needle files work best because they don't cut into the tougher... » Read More Its not a dumb question. I loosely installed the sight to see how much material protruded into the barrel then I removed the sight & flat filed it close to final dimensions. Afterwards I installed the sight with some blue lock-tight & used a 1/2 round (also called crescent) needle file to file the post down flush. The end result matches the curvature of the barrel. When filing inside the barrel be sure to keep the file straight & parallel to the bore so that it doesn't scratch it. Ironically I have found that the cheaper steel needle files work best because they don't cut into the tougher metals (like the barrel) as easily as the diamond & harder steel files. « Show Less
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After. then it blew out first time at yhe range and I bought something different for it.
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I never had too file mine , it fit just like the stock bead, it's not as big as it looks, I would buy something different next time, I was expecting it too be bigger and more visible,it's helps, but not like it looks it would..
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I was confused about what plastic to rip off or if I was just to shove them in. I had to push the cartridge in pretty firmly. Don't rip off the clear plastic first. I have already used mine so I can't look at one to remember what it looked like before I put them in the printer. But I remember wondering if I was to rip off the small round piece of plastic on the side that goes into the printer. My advice is to put it in the slot and give it a firm push. The little black lever on the top should pop up when the cartridge is seated. This is assuming you have the same printer and cartridges I do. I'm sorry I can't be of more help. Hope they work for you. I was confused about what plastic to rip off or if I was just to shove them in. I had to push the cartridge in pretty firmly. Don't rip off the clear plastic first. I have already used mine so I can't look at one to remember what it looked like before I put them in the printer. But I remember wondering if I was to rip off the small round piece of plastic on the side that goes into the printer. My advice is to put it in the slot and give it a firm push. The little black lever on the top should pop up when the cartridge is seated. This is assuming you have the same printer and cartridges I... » Read More I was confused about what plastic to rip off or if I was just to shove them in. I had to push the cartridge in pretty firmly. Don't rip off the clear plastic first. I have already used mine so I can't look at one to remember what it looked like before I put them in the printer. But I remember wondering if I was to rip off the small round piece of plastic on the side that goes into the printer. My advice is to put it in the slot and give it a firm push. The little black lever on the top should pop up when the cartridge is seated. This is assuming you have the same printer and cartridges I do. I'm sorry I can't be of more help. Hope they work for you. « Show Less
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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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There is a barrel cap on the lid sticking out on the right of that photo. It twists on and off. The cartridge goes inside of that.
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fold the barrel down , insert proper projectile, close barrel. It is ready to fire. There was no safety on the one I purchased, Be very careful.
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Yes - clean it like a gun. The barrel needs lubrication. P.S. don't dry fire it. I accidentally did in my back yard and it sounded like a real gun fired, not to mention it's really not good on the compression seals. I love mine. Best powerful pellet gun ever - Not for minors though!!
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depends how close you mount it to other items and how much slack you leave between the crown of your barrel and the wall hook. I mounted it too close the first time. I left a good inch of slack and now its quite quick. Id be comfortable with having to go to my weapon in a pinch.
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It goes on the threaded end of the bore sighter. Push the bore sighter in barrel until the tapered end is snug, then turn clockwise until the bore sighter is in a stable position, or cannot be easily removed from the barrel (turning expands the alignment filler plug), at that point it is in perfect alignment.
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If you're trying to lock it in a position so that it doesn't swivel side to side (one of the features that it does very well), then you'll need to do some work to it. Depending on your level of handiness, that can range from a good, strong epoxy (after cleaning both the barrel and the stem very well with alcohol), or drilling a small hole through the base and into the stem, then inserting a cotter pin or screw to hold it in place. Hope that helps.
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Press & hold both buttons under barrel and pull. Its a little hard the first few times
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Yes you will have to do a little filing . I took a pair of calipers to the gun opening and filed the stock to fit tight. Then file the top of the stick to fit into the rounded corners. That way the lines will meet up on the sides. Have put this on 2 WASR's great stock!
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the opposite of how you put it in ?? LOLlift off left grip from bottom endunscrew pusher screw from bottomI usually hit gun on my palm and co2 cartridge falls outfstedd
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Hello. Question: are you using a drop of pellet gun oil on the puncture end of the CO2 canister? If not, I would recommend doing this. Even using the oil, I empty the CO2 and remove the canister before storing the pistol. Good luck and hope this helps.
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Unfortunately my tools and drill were stolen to thread my barrel so i haven't had the chance to install. However, i would wrap and clamp/vise the barrel as not to twist the stock. It should be near impossible to do structural damage to the barrel by clamping/vise. However, if you twist the stock it may cause vibrations affecting long range accuracy.
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A little file work it r it mine.Do your filing a bit at a time they must fit snug you do not want them to shift after you fire it a few times.
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For those of you reading the answers to this question, I just purchased one in JUN 2015 and the back still bows when the barrel fills. Additionally this does cause the screen to not fit properly. Just letting you know that this problem has NOT been fixed by the manufacturer.
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I was reading that you should disconnect the diverter, plug the hole, turn the barrel upside down, make sure it won't blow away, or bring it inside for winter. Here is southern california we don't have the freezing problem, we just don't get much rain.Good Luck, I really like my barrel and it works great.