Is the knob spun clockwise or counter clock wise to release the rounds when loading?
68375
While holding the know with the bullets engaged in the cylinder, turn clockwise to release.
249054
There is a button on the back of it in front of the gun's trigger. By the way, it is a great product, definitely worth the money
1112108
Yes. You can push down the round center part. There is a button that makes it pop back up. You can spin it and then push it down again. It also lights up.
2046957
There is a notch on the cartridge and a notch inside the brass tube that the cartridge goes into line both notches. The cartridge will rotate correctly.
390248
Not sure exactly what you're referring too... It doesn't take much effort to turn the dial. There is a large grip/handle (not visible in the display photo) which includes the trigger (also quite wide) to actually stamp the label.
648679
No. The best thing to do is to keep he knob loose so all you have to move is the range dial. The dial will not move if the knob is loose. It is an excellent sight. Extremely easy install and set up.
1131474
You must to pull the trigger. It is not automatic.Yes, it is bidirectional.
1833703
My dial has low, med and high. If the dial is rolled all the way to the left (pushing it clockwise), it will be on high. Rotating counterclock-wise all the way to the right will be on low.
564814
there is a small screw that is located directly behind the trigger. use a standard screwdriver and turn it clock or counter clockwise to adjust the pressure. Counter clockwise will reduce the second stage pressure. Note that it generally takes a few shots before you will notice the difference regardless if you reduce or increase the pressure.
829860
Turn handle counterclockwise while holding the barrel on the other side. Mine was a little stuck the first time also, but as long as you don't tighten too much when putting it together it's fine. :)
1049297
Start out turning the dial clockwise, at least 4 full cycles. Then stop at the first number, then counter clockwise to the 2nd combination number-but pass it up the first time and stop when you get to that number the second time. Then clockwise to the third number, stop and turn the handle swiftly clockwise. Remember to turn the lever fully counter clockwise prior to turning the combination knob. Hope this helps.
357432
The pin (not really a pin, it's made for a slot) is on the left hand side and the roller assembly slides into this slot. It has to be turned "on" and the timer set and then this pin turns clockwise and makes the roller assembly rotate. It rotates slow and you have to really look to notice the rollers are turning. If you don't get the pin into the slot, the assembly won't lie down flat or rotate.
1049296
Look in the directions at the way the dial spins. If I remember right its opposite of normal padlocks
1880136
If your bullets won't stay in the speed loader, after you worked the knob a few times, then the speed loader is defective. I just checked my HKS 587 speed loaders and they will lock the bullets in place. I'd call the company who made the speed loaders and ask for two replacements.
1153372
That is correct it can't be removed in the off position. However if you turn it one step further in the counter clock direction the knob can be removed. Great anti theft feature I think. That can also back fire on you if you misplace or loose the knob!
649463
The timer has brass pegs screwed into the edge of the disc to set the "on" and "off" times. Simply unscrew the pegs (slowly and slightly, so the peg doesn't fall off) and move them around the disc to the desired off and on time. If the disc is not set to the correct time, you can simply turn it in the direction in which it spins (I believe that's clockwise -- just don't turn it in reverse). It's relatively simple, unless there's an electrical disconnection, in which case you should call an electrician. I hope that answered your question.
274091
On the right side of the device, there is a plunger that you pull out for 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, or 6/8 time. It controls how often you hear the "DING". There are number markings on the plunger.