Can you open up the magazine to remove the fake bullets or is it glued together?
1402091
Yes,you can u just take out the screws and take out plastic bullets, then just put the screws back and vualla! I tried it tonight with my M82P
1402092
The mag I have has six screws holding it together, so yes; but if you remove the fake rounds, you may have pry marks, broken stems and adhesive showing.
1402093
Its not supposed to open up, but there is a seam where you could probably try, but in turn you might break it if you do so, if the rounds concern you that much try spray painting the whole thing
1683383
Picky Mom,Yes.The magazine does not function like a typical magazine would. The magazine houses Alan keys to adjust air flow and enable the gun to be taken apart for cleaning/rebuilding. I hope this helps, please let me know if you have any further questions aboutthis gun. I like this, it was my first paintball gun, i upgraded it with the mechanical trigger and cyclone feeder. Easy to take apart and rebuild, just like the Tippman 98.
1278969
No. The magazine only holds BB's in it's cylindrical magazine. There is no way to load a pellet into the magazine or "chamber'.
1029323
You have to take the body of the gun off and set the front stock in the body. Then screw it back together.
1716431
Your gonna have to use pipe pliers to get it off. Be sure to clean the gun thoroughly before using it. For whatever reason these monkeys put some sort of glue on the threads of everything and it sucks. Use lacquer thinner it's the only thing that worked for me I soaked the gun and ask the parts in it for a few hours and scribes the crap out of it. Works pretty good once cleaned properly
1436868
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
680280
The needle is stationary where it is attached on the gun. There is a cap to cover the needle when it is not in use. Otherwise you can remove the needle each time you are not using it, as the needles are removable to replace them.
246669
Yes very easy. All you have to do is depress spring for magazine and slide back plate off. Then slide new one on. Keep slight pressure on spring so it doesnt jump out.
165598
after enough soaking in warm water, the glue should loosen and the orange tip may be removed, but I advise against it as the gun is realistic enough to be mistaken for a real gun very easily.
294991
It actually comes off. There's a little catch that you pull down and then you can slide it up and off. The magazine comes out too, and has space for about a million BBs and one co2 powerlet.
1287340
Well, the magazine isn't a scope, last I checked you can't see through it. The scope doesn't really have any price stickers as far as I can see, I would estimate the value at around $10.00. Gun isn't made of phlegm either, it's just green paint.
2016517
No. Glock magazine bases are a little difficult to get off but an allen wrench or small screw driver will work.
72952
The bullet vibe that is included is removable. It also has an on-off switch.
661597
Hi Elizabeth, my son has been playing with gun non stop since his birthday on the 4th of June and it has not jammed since. If it does jam, there is an opening on the top to manually remove the nerf bullet
638926
If I am understanding your question correctly, we did get a staple jammed and were able to remove the jammed staple with needle nose pliers after we removed the staples from the gun
1997315
Yes you can remove the limbs if you're careful and don't bump the scope. My suggestion would be to try it and reassemble and see how accurate it shoots.
1342545
You have to disassemble the gun to do this I wouldn't do that unless you are pretty mechanical as it is something that should be left to the professional.