Can anyone tell me if the battery cap slides out of the lower half moon notch & moves into the upper notch after firing? Is it supposed to do this?
743043
I have had no issues with with this LMS-G4-19 I received from Amazon. I did previously purchase one for my Glock 23, 40 G4 from a different distributor and the O ring holding the recoil spring broke. This was after about 150 rounds. It was sent back and I am expecting a new one any day. No other issues at this point. It is a very accurate tool, it they hold up.
743044
While you are firing the cap should stay where it's suppose to but when you break down your gun it's very common for the rod to slip out of place. As long as there's no unusual wear marks and you install it back in the correct spot you will have no issues
2036066
didn't try it intentionally, but it does. I had inadvertently left it on P and tried to fire some long shots and it would get hung up on my settings. It fired in P, but my timing was too long... so, I moved it to Bulb.
161780
See the large adjustment knob under the front of the thing? That's fake. It pops off. Battery is inside. I would change it while paying attention so you can match the polarity of the new battery with how the old one sat. I am not sure if there are markings. I cannot check for you, mine is zeroed in on my little crossbow.
939873
This base was made incorrectly. I was putting it on a SPS Varmint 223. All 700 actions are the same. If you fasten the rear of the base down, there is a .050" gap at the front. There should be no gap.
185989
I just screwed the front most screw on the bottom until flush "it was sticking out about a 1/16 of an inch" then I adjusted the elevation screw "back bottom" , then the center sight screw "side".This worked for me so far. that front screw holds the laser in place i think when i turned that screw in it moved both adjustments out of wack at the same time, but i couldent just leave it sticking out there to get snagged on somthing.
2157094
Honestly...I never bothered putting the battery cover back on after I got it off the original time. The 9V batteries stay perfectly in place within the chamber and don't slide out or anything, so I thought the battery cover was, if anything, unneeded pressure to the bands (which are replaceable, but still). If I ever feel like messing with it, I do, but I just don't see the point.
429359
Its possible you may have stripped the threads , you could take it apart and check , I have about 50 rounds through mine without that issue.
1657937
Nooooooo. I just recently bought the gun, wound up the mag, fully charged the battery, turned the safety off, etc. Wont even fire or try to fire. I myself have a question why this is going on.
2248237
It uses the little tab CR1620... NOT the larger 'dime' proportion CR2032. It takes (3) of them stacked up, and it's tricky getting them in the battery slot; it comes with a little red plastic 'sleeve' that helps you stack them up and then slip into the battery slot. The other thing you have to be aware of is the battery springs. They get compressed. What then happens is, the red dot shuts off in the middle of shooting... since any tiny interruption in the power supply will turn it off. Not cool.
105166
Hello sir, First of all no question is stupid especially if it gets you out of a bind. Yes, the batteries are to be placed in the aft end (the screw cap opposite the bulb) of the unit if it is like a standard maglite. I shipped mine down to Haiti and did not open them up but I have had many others and they always opened up from that end and there is no reason to believe they go in the bulb end as there is a mechanism for the switch and the bulb socket on that side. The positive side with the nipple goes toward the bulb. If this is a new unit and never has had batteries this is unusual but as the other guy said it can be very, very tight when new. If it is a used unit that someone gave you and it has batteries in it the possibility exists that the batteries exploded from heat and the corrosive affects of the chemicals has jammed the threads of the end cap. This happened to me a couple of times here in south Florida in a hot work van over the summer. Try to coat the threads with something not to heavy (light grease or a nickel or copper based never seez compound come to mind) in the future. This will help.
36331
mine does the same thing after every 5 shots or so, then I got to release the slide to slide it again. I think it has something to do with the little latch on the side, hopefully someone will give us a definite answer.
2214138
I've looked for a pic of your gun and didn't find one; I would try it because there's a little bit of give to it; you can always send it back.Once it snaps in place it does not move.I am bias for TruGlo I have them on all of my guns.
524514
Hi! I'm with Blackfire: here's their official FAQ:Use 3 AAA batteries. Press the green tab found recessed inside the handle below the swivel head. It is pushed down towards the feet and in and may be a little hard the first few times you do it. The green battery cover comes off. Follow the polarity instructions printed inside the battery compartment. To close first insert the tab in at the bottom and then press the cover shut.~Sean
2211997
I've had that problem too. There are three "tabs" that make contact with the battery in the tag, one that wraps around the top and two (from one piece of metal) that contact the sides. For whatever reason I had to make sure these were all bent in further than they were, making a much tighter fit, then put the battery back in, smooth side up, rounded side down and it began working again. Finicky, I guess.
1255991
From what I have experienced the top wire connector underneath at the top are not very good I believe the bottom is for the pilot ignighter so it is not as critical, the top is the sensor which is very critical and wants to shut the unit down due to loss of voltage I haven't taken mine apart yet to fix them so for now I just push the wire on as i release the pilot button.
2198020
You should be able to unscrew the end cap (the end with the on/off switch). Insert AA battery positive end first;screw the cap back on. It should work.
870885
Its hidden, in a way. Looking at the front of the D200, you should see a small black flattish nob on the upper right. Just turn it gently until it comes off. Then plug in the receiver. Oh, and make sure you keep track of the cap. It's really easy to lose it.Camer