Is there a risk of a slight weapons malfunction?
757243
My son is 8 years old. He haven't gotten that far yet. Sorry, It's still under construction.
757244
Everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here now, thank you. How are you?
788450
I can't say I've had a problem with mine. If you're sure you're hitting your target you may have a defect.
1054847
Yes, not a problem....I did find that the recoil on my "forty" shuts it down if I'm running rounds through it while punching paper. Have read that I need to lengthen the battery spring a bit to solve the problem. You can look up responses on the net.
526311
We had the exact same problem! We will be using the gun as is. The performance is not affected in our case; it's just a cosmetic issue.
1814167
No. Don't see it as a problem...one less gadget to break. Love this unit. Best grill I have ever owned.
666579
I don't think it would cause any problems. But I never had any problems with losing the skeg on mine.
747717
Yes, mine has a slight bit of play, but it hasn't been a problem, & I never notice it in daily use.
1896507
Again... EMPs aren't really weapon used to that extent as far as I know. A strong pulse close enough could damage the internals if the circuitry is powered. If it's dead then potentially it could avoid damage. My unit is almost always dead since its stored inside and not used. So an EMP wouldn't affect it. But I even a low charge could still affect it. EMPs short electronics by manipulating the flow of electrons with a magnetic field. Which can cause arcing across circuit boards and ruin powered motors. So if the battery is dead and no electricity flowing, then the unit should survive fine.
1830130
I've pulled about 20-25 rounds without any problems. Use short quick strikes. Not hard hammering blows.
78660
I haven't had any problems with mine. I guess it could be a problem if you overload it.
1114534
There is a safety mechanism (the orange button on top of the handle in the image) that has to be thumbed at the same time you squeeze the trigger with your other fingers (the trigger is under the handle, and is pulled up by your fingers at the same time your thumb is holding down the safety on top). That might present a problem. Of course, you could probably find a way of taping the safety in the unlocked position so that you don't have to worry about it, but then the tool becomes, well, less safe to use.
915957
Maybe, but I would be careful, they are put under a lot of tension when they are shot so there is the off chance that your bow will shatter it. I wouldn't be too concerned about that tho
492338
There could be a jamming issue with the gun, If not you may not be twisting bb's in the magazine enough.
2155446
Check if you got any bbs stuck in there. Make sure you have the mag in all the way. Sometimes the blow back makes the mag fall out just a bit and that'll make a bb caught in the gun
1475539
not at all.. you just have to push and pull out gently.. and thats it.. if it doesn't work as i said they might have some damage.
284278
No. At first look it might but leather will give over time and the smaller weapon will not stay in place with movement. You risk dropping the weapon.
220926
I haven't had an issue with about 100+ rounds through mine. Just make sure to loc-tite the securing bolts.