if the cocking mechanism wobbles back and forth a little, is it broken ?
104428
No just make sure u screw in the screws it's not broken just screw the screws in and if that doesn't work just call them to see the problem
729609
I had the legs flipped the wrong way. You have to make sure they're set so the "long" and the "short" sections (from the screw that secures them in the leg) are on opposite sides to increase stability. Not sure if that's what's causing your wobble. But it was my initial issue when setting it up.
375311
Yes but make sure u fill it with a full load of bbs then start to spin it if it dosent bring the bbs up then yes it is broken it take a lot of rotations though
1582366
Yes, mine is the same way but its not a problem for me. I just turn it around gently and presto.....problem solved. Its works great so such a small problem is not worth time and energy.
1112033
Yes, its by design. The lock is supposed to stay on the outside and essentially stop the wobble as you tighten the bolt. So tighten the bolt, let the lock stay on the outside as it will basically resolve the wobble perfectly for you. All you'll have is a slight amount of back/forward movement once you've locked it in place. I cant remember exactly but I think you need to use the middle hole so it doesnt allow the lock to slide inside.
859837
Wobble is not good. You might have something not tightened down or adjusted to far out?
2253612
No. When I Assembled It, I Had No Issues With Piece Being Lose. It Does Rock Back N Forth,But Not Enough To Ruin My Workouts.
1306289
Not in my experience - depends on how much wobble I suppose. Pay close attention to the steel gears. Look for signs of rubbing and premature wear - if you see anything of significance then I'd contact the manufacturer.
2055877
I would say No. I wouldn't expect any such changes from use. However, mine had a slight lean to it from new. There has been no wobble or additional lean from use.
1808074
no wobble was found when i use it. If the drill is properly centered in the chunk when it is tightened it should work as designed
1012641
Yes, it's the random movement that keeps it from burning circular swirls into the surface you are working on. You will probably find that once you apply a bit of pressure against the surface you are working on, the wobble will seem more natural. If you are uncomfortable using it on a car or similar finish right away, test using it on the side of an appliance where you won't see any damage if there is, in fact, a problem with it.
2006978
it doesnt wobble but it does skip allot. i would not get this if i were you. get the ones with rollers. im sure they dont skip. i only used it once and never used it again. i regret getting this.
858157
I've never had that issue either, and I do dips on it fairly often. I will say when doing dips, making sure it's on a hard surface is important to help reduce wobble.
1303004
It wobbles from side to side a bit... That doesn't stop it from rolling smoothly but it does make it hard to rack because there are not many holes to hook the smith bar onto and if he bar is leaning it may make it difficult to latch the bar safely. But if you use the safety stops then they will protect you if you can't hook the bar on and save you from harm. But no it does not move dead even there is some side to side movement
690764
If it is like that, it is a defect.It should an automatic pistol, so the slide only stop when all the BBs are shot out. It is also a single shot pistol, but kind of only for the first shot. After the first shot, the cock will always in down position for the next shot, no need manual cocking.After all, this is my favorite air metal BB pistol, thoush the accuracy is not adjustible in this model......
197804
Yep. It screeches as I peddal which is very annoying. I believe the problem is that the seat is held to the rail with a single screw, the one that determines the location on the rail. That's where it wobbles, I don't see any way to remedy this other than trying to stuff something in the gap between the rail and the seat holder. Very poor quality.
2204291
Yes I am pretty sure it is. Shot over 100 times. I am starting to see wear on the string where I lock the cocking device in. Also after about 50 shots the head bolt can loose where I tightened back.