how do you remove the co2 canniter so I can replace it?
360349
Turn the unit around so you face the back, grasp it and squeeze--so the back half is released. Then the C02 cartridge is exposed. Unscrew it (turn it counter-clockwise) until it drops, and remove it. Take your empty cartridge to Staples and buy a new one and turn in your old one for a credit on your purchase. Also, you might pick up a spare, skinny cartridge to use as a back-up so you are never out.
360350
I have not done this yet. I thought it just unscrewed. Sorry to not be more helpful. I got the largest CO2 container so I don't have to replace it often.
1815454
No...it compresses the air each use..no need to replace, not like CO2 cartridges. It uses this instead of a big spring.
621218
It's LED so you really can't unless you want to break the soldering gun out and solder new ones in. I don't believe it was made to replace.
17288
By depressing a button on the replacement part beneath the barrel. You can depress the button from either side.
596369
that I have no idea...never tried to remove it. Sorry, wish I could be of more assistance.Call Westec.
544928
Be sure you shake the can and remove the blue lock tab at the back (side opposite the nozzle). Point the nozzle at the stain and squeeze the trigger. If nothing happens it appears you have a defective can and you should contact Amazon for a replacement.
1192793
the opposite of how you put it in ?? LOLlift off left grip from bottom endunscrew pusher screw from bottomI usually hit gun on my palm and co2 cartridge falls outfstedd
1192789
Unscrew the co2 retainer on the bottom of the butt about 1/2 inch, remove the co2 cover from the left side of the butt, (there is a indent on the bottom of the butt, just push on it and the cover pops off. Use your thumbs and simply push the co2 cylinder down and remove it.
378480
I have had know problems with the co2. Like all co2 guns when you first put it in there is that brief second of co2 leak but the faster you are at putting it in the better.
1716431
Your gonna have to use pipe pliers to get it off. Be sure to clean the gun thoroughly before using it. For whatever reason these monkeys put some sort of glue on the threads of everything and it sucks. Use lacquer thinner it's the only thing that worked for me I soaked the gun and ask the parts in it for a few hours and scribes the crap out of it. Works pretty good once cleaned properly
2258411
Hello. Question: are you using a drop of pellet gun oil on the puncture end of the CO2 canister? If not, I would recommend doing this. Even using the oil, I empty the CO2 and remove the canister before storing the pistol. Good luck and hope this helps.
1609277
I was advised to use regular compressed air to better the accuracy of the gun. It also "freezes" up less with the regular compressed air as with C02 it tends to freeze up when firing rapidly. Hope this helps. As for the screw, maybe if I would've figured that out, I'd have better luck with the C02. It's 30 degrees here and too cold to use C02 outside as the gas itself freezes up.
854296
well i know the answer... What happened is: 1. when you screw the cartridge the gas is slowly released until you tighten all the way( I highly don't think this is the case). ***2: The C02 seal of the gun is broken. This happened to me on my Winchester M14 by Daisy (excellent). There are little rings in the gun that hold the co2 in and when they're worn out, you put C02 in and it all just leaks out. i tried 10 cartdriges. its sucks but what i did was i contacted the maker ( for you, corpsman customer service and say that you need replacement sealent rings. Just ask for new ones, replace them, and then all the C02 stays in! well i know the answer... What happened is: 1. when you screw the cartridge the gas is slowly released until you tighten all the way( I highly don't think this is the case). ***2: The C02 seal of the gun is broken. This happened to me on my Winchester M14 by Daisy (excellent). There are little rings in the gun that hold the co2 in and when they're worn out, you put C02 in and it all just leaks out. i tried 10 cartdriges. its sucks but what i did was i contacted the maker ( for you, corpsman customer service and say that you need replacement sealent rings. Just ask for new ones, replace... » Read More well i know the answer... What happened is: 1. when you screw the cartridge the gas is slowly released until you tighten all the way( I highly don't think this is the case). ***2: The C02 seal of the gun is broken. This happened to me on my Winchester M14 by Daisy (excellent). There are little rings in the gun that hold the co2 in and when they're worn out, you put C02 in and it all just leaks out. i tried 10 cartdriges. its sucks but what i did was i contacted the maker ( for you, corpsman customer service and say that you need replacement sealent rings. Just ask for new ones, replace them, and then all the C02 stays in! « Show Less
2178034
Unscrew cap at front of tube under barrel. drop in co2 cartrige . screw cap back on tight. fire gun empty for first shot to make sure co2 cartrige seated properly. You will hear load burst of air coming out of barrel. if nor tighten cap some more. Thats it.
803947
The one I got was remove and replace, was pretty simple but look on utube it will show you how to do it step by step..
1730315
hello, you have to take apart the laser to replace the battery and in order to do so you must roll back the grip a little ways to get access to the whole unit. but you do not have to remove the grip completely
875907
No where. There is no place to refill the co2 canisters. It's a scam. Don't buy this device.