Slide: Does the slide lock back when the mag is empty?
752291
no, if you want that type of gun, look harder or buy a 1911 CO2 blowback WWII model.
1575715
1. take out the magazine 2. slide top piece back as if loading a round slide and lock the slide in place with the slide lock 3. in front of the trigger guard there is a piece of plastic the can be pulled down. Pull that piece down. 4.with your hand on the top slide, release the slide lock and pull the trigger this should allow you to pull the slide off by sliding it forward. Thats how you take it off. if you don't understand youtube it.
1635718
These slides do not lock. They are firm enough to stay in the position you leave them in though
370419
No, You have to move the slide to the off position & then put it bact to the high or low position. It blares for about 30 second & the you have to reset it. Hope this info helps.
491584
In theory yes... It is under a metal plate, with a slider used to open (no screws or anything). You will not be able to continuously shoot, but yes it is possible to switch them out.
1247845
It does "lock," but not in the way I believe you are saying (there is no latch to unlock it if that's what you mean). If you extend it out fully, it will "lock" but a push will retract it back in. Just the same when it is fully retracted, it "locks" into place there as well, but again, with a slight pull, it comes unlocked. It is not a free flowing slide. Confusing I know, but I hope it makes some sense.
1800851
the yellow switch on left side does slide to lock it ... could have bumped it down ... to fix issue slide the slider to the top
1936464
No, it simply replaces the current bottom plate and makes the mags easier to extract from pouches etc. it does not affect capacity at all, it's just an improvement on the original slide on rubber ones (magpuls original product). This particular model will only work on gen 3 pmags though, there is another version if you have gen 2s
820931
Yes,when you pull the trigger the legs slide to the ground, when you release the trigger it locks to any angle of terrain it stop at
1427052
You have to use the laser cartridge for the appropriate caliber. It is rimless so it will not eject when pull the slide.
690765
This is a defect it should lock back after the last shot It could be a mag fees problem
369949
Yes it does, but the mag on mine tends to fall out. Holding it while firing helps, or using tape/rubber bands/etc will work too. For how cheap it feels, this gun ROCKS
520475
It should not. While I have not tested it myself, it does not prevent the user from gripping the magazine baseplate and pulling it out after engaging the mag release.
661593
Yes, it jams. If it jams you open the slide on the top and remove the jammed dart and close the slide and the gun will continue firing.
825473
Yes. Push slider on button towards top and it locks. You can leave it as long as you like. Works great.
475648
I carry the model without the magazine disconnect. Also, mine is a production model run after S&W; removed the "Stainless Steel" engraving on the slide.
74286
Slide does not come back. You might want to check out a kick back or blow back pistol