Reply With Quotetry pushing slightly on the front of the slide whilst pushing the lever down, takes some off the strain off the sear before you release it.
I don't need a gun; I've got an attack butterfly.
Any tips on how to ease this? The inch long lever that you twist in order for the breech to open, and gives you access for the mag...sometimes it's a bugger to operate.
Anything to grease, or a corner to file off?
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try pushing slightly on the front of the slide whilst pushing the lever down, takes some off the strain off the sear before you release it.
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I don't need a gun; I've got an attack butterfly.
Thanks mate
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I don't need a gun; I've got an attack butterfly.
(secretly disappointed...I wanted to file things down, and pretend I'm a gun smith)
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Drop the slide off and take a turn off the slide opening spring, then there's less tension for the lever mechanism to overcome, trim half a turn at a time subsequently, if you cut it too short you'll end up having to stretch itOriginally Posted by Rayee
(secretly disappointed...I wanted to file things down, and pretend I'm a gun smith)
Then you can file the end of the spring neatly
ATB,
Nick
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I don't need a gun; I've got an attack butterfly.
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