Loading, having trouble using the speed loader. Can anyone explain how to load without BB's spilling all over.
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There should be a small attachment that attaches to the speed loader that will fit right over the magazine. Look it up, if you don't have it in your set then i recommend looking online for one. They should only be a couple bucks.
1451652
You pull the spring on the mag, then shake it. The BB'S will load into the mag
790293
Im having the same problem. No bb fire out and the sound of gas come out the bottom of the hand grip. Its just a cheap piece of crap rip off BB gun that just looks real.
1530383
I too thought my barrel was jammed with Bb's, but it ended up being the following.... http://www.patrolbase.co.uk/blog/king-arms-thompson-anti-reversal-fault/
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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
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You will need to go slowly to let the compressor catch-up with the gun. If you have a Harbor Freight near you, pick up a digital air regulator that attaches at the air inlet of the gun. When you set the gun preasure to the paint manufactures specification, have the trigger of the gun wide open and adjust while air is running through the gun. I use the digital regulator to make sure my setting is correct. That's more info than you asked for but these were issues when I used the gun. Good luck
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Actually, there is additional assistance to getting to the "perfect" 25-second shot. Grind and tamp are important, please don't misunderstand. But there is another piece of gear that can help: La Marzocco Strada portafilter baskets.These are precisely engineered so that the holes in the basket are the same size, and they are perfectly centered in the basket. The holes also appear to be smaller than those you see in most portafilter baskets, and that's going to slow the water flow down.Not cheap - around a drawback - but worth every penny, IMO.
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Be gentle when you pull the trigger to let it spin up to speed. If you just gas it, it will always overshoot. After a few good starts, and you get the hang of it, it is very quick and easy.
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I've only tried it a couple times (largely due to ammo shortage), but that's what I use it with (Hogue grip). It works but seems to need a bit of a jiggle. I'm hoping to get better with practice, as I've never used a speedloader before.
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When I received the air soft gun I was under that same assumption. It does not come with a loader, you have to manually insert the BBs into the clip. I haven't looked into the loader because the pistol holds approx. 24 BBs which is sufficient in my eyes. If you really want the loader I would look into it further but I have no idea where or what brand you should look for. Hope this helps you out
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It won't reload anything straight out of the box. You will need 9mm shell plate, dies, bullet feeding die/powder expander (these two come together) and small pistol case feeder. After that you can load about 100+ bullets in 10 minutes and that's taking it medium to slow speed. Once you're up and running you can push it faster. If you shoot a lot, it's well worth it because after about 1500 rounds at current bargain prices, you break even on 9mm rounds and start saving. Plus the ammo is higher quality and can be customized. I've never regretted the purchase for a second. Here are links to those items: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000PD6R8G/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_1A6Fub17E12FM https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004EXPJG4/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_MC6Fub1SAAXPX https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004EXTHP8/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_FD6Fub17QH697 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000PCZZWQ/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_nE6Fub1P2M5TE
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it loads easy . now i have modified mine a little , replacing plastic with steel but . its a sinch to load . i use gamo lead balls ,they are legal where i live . they are basically a monster lead bb .
916587
Hello, No this is not a speed loader, just a different container to hold the BB than the standard bottle.
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Hi John,I wish I could give you an answer to your question. I no longer have the package it came with but I can certainly tell you that a "Speed Loader" is a godsend when loading a magazine. It is sooooo very easy.Joe H.
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Yup, all u do is twist the barrel and it switches between both loading options. Only thing is if u are in Magazine fed, make sure the mag is empty before u switch to hopper or it will probably jam. Very easy to use system though.
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Cock it, then push the bottom part of the front into the gun, and put the bb's in the square hole. :) have fun!
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The RCBS is not a progressive loader as is the Hornady so reloading should be faster and easier. I would read the reviews on Amazon for both before making a decision.