Is the part that the firing pin hits replaceable? I have seen reviews that say b
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The rubber center that activates the laser when struck by the firing pin is replaceable, and does have life span. Laserlyte is a relatively small family-operated business, and has terrific customer service. Give them a call (928.649.3201) to enquire about a replacement.
957651
No. You will need a different master cylinder. I cant remember but either a larger bore or smaller will fix it.
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I had a man @ a local gun store put mine on but you can do it yourself. When you put on the rear sight watch out for the firing pin safety it's under tension and held in place by the rear sight. YouTube is an excellent place for info on how to get this done.
536190
Pins* and yes. Though they aren't pins. They 're screws that go in where your trigger assembly pins are.
2018334
Yes, that is easily accomplished. This mount comes with two long screws that replaces the factory pins that retain the trigger group. Be sure to save those factory pins when you install this to use when you remove the mount. For me attaching and removing this mount was fast and simple. A word of caution though, every time you install and remove this mount you run the risk of scratching your finish.
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I think so... If you replace it, there are videos on YouTube that show how it's done. Fairly simple.
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I don't believe so, that's why I bought a new one. My first one was a little old and wore out so I just bought a new one. I don't think the gun has any repairable parts ie. seals. Their such a good gun , the affordable price makes it worth just buying a new one.
633160
No it's not. This is the part that I needed for my furnace. I don't know of any replacement parts. Sorry I can't help you. Jerry
851231
Sounds like a leaky trigger assembly. Call the 800 # in your packaging and they should be able to help you out, they were great with me. Good luck.
355341
You can replace it but it's not worth it. You are better off getting a new bow altogether.
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It is a drop in part; you will need to field strip the gun and remove the pins to expose the old trigger connector. There are several good "how to" videos on the net that shows exactly how to do all this. See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3x-cmMfWJw This is by far the easiest way http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfyytGNqohY
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The part will not hurt the gun but you are replaceing the slide stop with a longer one to accomidate the adaptor. I had to file mine down a bit to make it fit. it was kind of a pain in the but.
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you can replace it if you have a tach welder. We had ours for 5 years and starting to go. Will just buy a new one. Awesome fire pit.
1090578
Yes. The bi-pod comes in two parts; the actual stand and a picatinny rail that attaches to the rifle. As long as your replacement is a picatinny type bi-pod, you can replace it.
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You can remove the pins with a punch. The rail includes hex screws to replace the pins and the holes in the rail are threaded. Installation instructions are included also, its a pretty quick mod to make.
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no, it does not require replacement, it is a permanent part of the gun that does not need replacing, it's a gas cylinder that charges when you cock the gun n discharges when you pull the trigger.
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Yes. If you clean, inspect, size and reload the brass accordingly it will shoot like new.