How to Take Apart Airsoft Magazine
How to Take Apart Airsoft Magazine
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| Hi, I was wondering if anyone knew how to/if you can disassemble/open up the magazine? I've got a minor jamming trouble, which I've reason to believe is because of the speed loader I used, so I'thousand trying to open up the magazine to united nations-jam it. Whatever aid would be appreciated! | |
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| Hello all I have the same problem with my vector magazine, and I don't know how to open up information technology and fix the problem. | |
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| First and foremost, make sure the magazine is unloaded. if it's full of bbs, it volition brand a mess. The magazine opens like a real one where yous need to slightly depress the two tabs at the bottom of the magazine. This volition allow the "guts" to release from the trunk. The guts are two halves held together with screws. You lot volition demand to remove the spring guide and main jump before y'all service the magazine. This can exist washed by carefully removing the pivot and gently removing the spring guide. I promise this helps | |
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| I'm still having trouble trying to go my mag apart to articulate a jam i have, I tin can't seem to get the outer vanquish off the magazine at all | |
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| In lodge to disassemble the Vector AEG 95-round magazines, you will first need to remove the outer mag sleeve. In the first image below, use 2 flat head screwdrivers to gently press in the ii tabs, as noted by the ruddy circumvolve. This will disengage the tabs from the sleeve and will permit y'all to slide the sleeve off the mag body. Next, exist sure the magazine is unloaded. If there are Bulletin board system in the mag, pull back on the part indicated by the orange pointer in the 2nd prototype shown beneath. Then, tap out the silver pin noted by the red circle in image 2 using a hammer and a suitably sized dial. Delight annotation that the magazine is under jump pressure, so one time y'all tap out the pin, please be enlightened of the spring guide noted by the red pointer in image 2. The leap guide and follower leap will exit from here. To disassemble the magazine body, you volition need to remove the magazine base plate. Printing in the spring loaded button, noted by the red circle in image 3 shown below. Then you will need to slide off the magazine base plate. There are two small tabs too as a lot of friction that go along the base of operations plate in place. With plenty strength, the base plate will slide over the ii tabs and then off the magazine body. Finally, remove the v Phillips P2 screws on the magazine trunk. Modest PARTS WARNING: exist careful not to lose any of the small parts within the magazine. Reference the office noted by the orangish arrow in image 2; this office is spring loaded and the magazine will not function without this component. __________________ Any specifications given in my posts (unless specifically noted) are U.s. market specifications. Your specifications may differ due to different markets, your country's regulations, etc. | |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by KRISS Sierra Tango To disassemble the mag torso, y'all will need to remove the magazine base plate. Press in the leap loaded push button, noted by the cherry-red circle in image 3 shown below. Then y'all will need to slide off the magazine base of operations plate. At that place are two pocket-sized tabs equally well as a lot of friction that keep the base plate in place. With enough force, the base plate will slide over the two tabs and so off the mag body. Institute this article I take managed to do everything merely slide the Base plate off I have pushed the pin off but I can't get the base plate to slide, what have you used to slide the base of operations plate and how accept you managed to get it off unmarked Past whatsoever chance can you video information technology when your taking it off I take attached a picture of how far I tin can get it Attached Images | |
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| We take not yet made a video showing how to service the Vector AEG mag, but one is planned. If you are having difficulty removing the base plate, first make sure that y'all are depressing the pin every bit noted in the third picture above. If this pin is not pressed in, information technology will do its job and prevent the base plate from moving. And so, you can take a nylon tipped hammer or mallet to tap the base plate off the magazine body. What can also assist is to gently apply heat to the base plate to brand the polymer more than pliable. This will aid the sides of the base plate curve past the locking tabs on the magazine body. You tin can too place the mag body in a table vise -- make sure you protect the mag so it does not get scratched by the jaws, and do non overtighten the vise and crush the magazine -- and apply a nylon block and a hammer to tap the base plate free. Once again, make sure that the locking pin is not engaging the base of operations plate. __________________ Whatever specifications given in my posts (unless specifically noted) are U.s.a. market specifications. Your specifications may differ due to different markets, your country's regulations, etc. | |
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| Give thanks y'all for a snappy feedback I will try the post-obit and as far every bit I tin see the pivot is push in enough considering it is starting to slide just I only tin can budge it farther and am worried incase I harm the mag, Exercise you lot have any thought when a video will be released | |
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| Nosotros don't have a timetable at this time. The video needs to be written, scheduled, shot, and edited. __________________ Whatsoever specifications given in my posts (unless specifically noted) are US marketplace specifications. Your specifications may differ due to different markets, your land'southward regulations, etc. | |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by KRISS Sierra Tango In order to disassemble the Vector AEG 95-round magazines, y'all will first need to remove the outer magazine sleeve. In the showtime image below, utilize two apartment head screwdrivers to gently press in the two tabs, as noted past the red circle. This will disengage the tabs from the sleeve and volition allow you to slide the sleeve off the magazine body. Next, be certain the mag is unloaded. If there are BBs in the magazine, pull back on the function indicated past the orange arrow in the second image shown below. Then, tap out the silver pivot noted by the red circumvolve in image 2 using a hammer and a suitably sized punch. Please note that the magazine is under jump pressure, so once you tap out the pin, please be aware of the leap guide noted by the red pointer in image 2. The bound guide and follower spring will exit from here. To disassemble the magazine body, yous volition demand to remove the mag base of operations plate. Press in the spring loaded push button, noted by the red circle in image three shown below. So yous volition need to slide off the mag base plate. There are ii small tabs as well every bit a lot of friction that proceed the base of operations plate in place. With plenty force, the base of operations plate will slide over the two tabs so off the magazine torso. Finally, remove the five Phillips P2 screws on the magazine body. SMALL PARTS WARNING: be careful not to lose any of the small parts inside the mag. Reference the part noted past the orange arrow in image 2; this part is spring loaded and the magazine will not function without this component. Well that's one way to get more money, merely make the mags extremely hard to detach so it'southward easier to just buy a new i everytime one jams | |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by Shotguns4Lyf but brought my Kriss Vector Gen 2, it came with 2 x mags. | |
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| Do you mind getting me a photo of what that looks like? I'd like a reference. | |
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| hi, so i got this model. "KRT-AEG-VSMGF-MOCK" This came with 2 mags in the box. the photograph of the 3 mags are left to right. separately purchased mag. heart and right are the mags that came with the gun, both of which dont piece of work. photo 140222.jpg is from a working mag which is from the purchased mag. photo 140250.jpg is from the mag that came with the gun. as you can see the leap plate that forcefulness the bb's upwards, is missing. every bit there is no spring pushing the bb's into the hopup unit of measurement and hence the bb's dont get fired out. i'm sure there was a spring plate before i loaded the mag. i loaded the mags fully but this might take compressed the leap and its caught on something. only cant tell without opening the mag up, which i dont desire to practise just yet. delight let me know. Thanks. Fastened Images | |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by KRISS Sierra Tango If you are having difficulty removing the base of operations plate, commencement make sure that you are depressing the pin as noted in the third picture higher up. If this pin is not pressed in, it will do its job and forbid the base plate from moving. Then, yous can take a nylon tipped hammer or mallet to tap the base plate off the mag trunk. What tin also assistance is to gently utilize heat to the base of operations plate to make the polymer more pliable. This will help the sides of the base plate bend past the locking tabs on the magazine trunk. You can also identify the magazine body in a table vise -- brand certain you protect the magazine so it does not get scratched by the jaws, and exercise non overtighten the vise and crush the magazine -- and utilise a nylon block and a hammer to tap the base of operations plate free. Again, brand sure that the locking pin is not engaging the base plate. Any update on when the video will be released so we tin get a improve view of the disessably casue it's a pian to practise it | |
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| Quote: Originally Posted past pistolpete i'm sure in that location was a spring plate earlier i loaded the magazine. i loaded the mags fully merely this might have compressed the spring and its caught on something. simply cant tell without opening the mag upward, which i dont want to exercise simply however. delight permit me know. Thanks. | |
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