Difficulty
Moderate
Steps
6
Time Required
20 - 30 minutes
Sections
1
- Firing Spring
- 6 steps
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Slice and Dice
The steps in this guide should be split up and made into a series of prerequisite guides.
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Introduction
This guide may also be used when upgrading the firing spring on your rifle.
What you need
Step 1
Notes Before Starting
- There are many screws of varying lengths involved in the disassembling of this device. It is important to keep track which screws correspond to which holes. This will help ensure proper reassembly.
- Be sure that the rifle is discharged and unloaded before starting disassembly.
There are many screws of varying lengths involved in the disassembling of this device. It is important to keep track which screws correspond to which holes. This will help ensure proper reassembly.
Be sure that the rifle is discharged and unloaded before starting disassembly.
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Step 2
Rear Cap Removal
- Looking from the rear of the rifle, remove the two 10 mm phillips screws holding the orange cap to the butt of the rifle.
- Pull off the orange cap.
Looking from the rear of the rifle, remove the two 10 mm phillips screws holding the orange cap to the butt of the rifle.
Pull off the orange cap.
Step 3
Slide Removal
- With the rifle barrel pointing left, remove the two 8mm phillips screws holding the slide mechanism together.
- Remove the three 10 mm phillips screws from the bottom of the slide mechanism.
- Separate and remove the two halves of the slide mechanism.
- Make sure to keep track of which screws correspond to which holes.
With the rifle barrel pointing left, remove the two 8mm phillips screws holding the slide mechanism together.
Remove the three 10 mm phillips screws from the bottom of the slide mechanism.
Separate and remove the two halves of the slide mechanism.
Make sure to keep track of which screws correspond to which holes.
Step 4
- Again with the rifle barrel pointing left, remove the fourteen 10 mm phillips screws from the main body of the rifle.
- Remove the two 5 mm phillips screws from the main body.
- Remove the two 8 mm phillips screws from the main body.
- Screws are varying lengths, make sure to keep track of which screws correspond to which holes.
Again with the rifle barrel pointing left, remove the fourteen 10 mm phillips screws from the main body of the rifle.
Remove the two 5 mm phillips screws from the main body.
Remove the two 8 mm phillips screws from the main body.
Screws are varying lengths, make sure to keep track of which screws correspond to which holes.
Step 5
- Pull the two halves of the rifle apart.
- Be careful of the spring at the rear end of the rifle. It may come flying out.
- If you have difficulty pulling the two halves apart, spudger to gently pry the edges of the body apart.
- Also be careful of small parts when opening the gun, they may be easy to lose.
- Remove the access gate and barrel cover.
Pull the two halves of the rifle apart.
Be careful of the spring at the rear end of the rifle. It may come flying out.
If you have difficulty pulling the two halves apart, spudger to gently pry the edges of the body apart.
Also be careful of small parts when opening the gun, they may be easy to lose.
Remove the access gate and barrel cover.
Step 6
Spring Removal
- You should now be able to pull the main firing spring from the rear of the rifle.
You should now be able to pull the main firing spring from the rear of the rifle.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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