I just bought this gun. I inserted standard size barbs (1/2 inch) but the needle is not pushing them through. I am not sure what I am doing wrong.
1760559
You don't have the needle in correctly.you have to push it in an turn it to lock in place.
705489
I bought a 1/4 inch barb for this hose. Fits perfectly. Its not too small or big. Any other size wouldn't fit correctly.
1011296
I think the 1/2 cc syringe may be too short for the needle to come out of the sleeve but I cannot be sure. I use a 1.0cc but only use .20 in the syringe. it is a fantastic help to inject yourself. I would never attempt without the inject ease. If you switch to the 1.0ml syringes I am sure it will work for you.
1593908
I had the same problem. It's a press fit but very tight. Pull the black tip straight out with a pair of pliers while holding onto the blue part. You'll see the bit is double-ended - just flip it around to use the other end/size and push it in until it clicks into the little slot on the blue handle.
535866
Sounds like you need to exchange it. I haven't had that problem with mine. I have found that this gun works best with 1 1/4" nails. Anything longer and it starts having problems sinking nails.
959517
your best bet would be to check with Crosley, as they know what needle works best with the different units. My unit is a different number.
683160
That means that there is BBS jammed inside the bolt, I had the same problem and I returned the gun for a refund. You could try disassemble the gun and try to unjam it. Try using the UN jamming rod. if it dosen't work try contacting the company or amazon for a refund. This happened to me the first time I used it thought it was a defective gun but maybe they aren't made good.
567205
The needle works with the corresponding tip, when I changed mine they would not fit together if I used the wrong size needle and tip, I just used it yesterday the needle may also have a stamping on the brass sleeve of the needle.
1913587
Mine fit snug but great. You my try placing your weapon inside of a sock (Cleared and safety checked of course) and force it in. Let it set for a few days and try it. If that is too much work just try a replacement.
141799
Standard plastic BBs are too large. If you are able to find the right size, they would probably gunk up the rifling in the steel barrel. If you try it, be prepared to do thorough cleaning, maybe after every shot!
1254878
I had a similar problem when I first got my press. I have found that keeping gun powder out of the slide area and keeping the slide lubed with Horandy spray lube has resolved the issue. Once the slide gets fouled with gunpowder, at least in my case, that's when I have issues with the plunger rod. Hope this helps. Mike B.
2148982
The short screw goes into the forestock - it is short to preclude its hitting the barrel when it is screwed all the way in. Good luck with your sling.
1067573
I'm using this in three different pistols without issues, one has a custom barrel "Storm Lake" with a tight chamber. You may need to remove the barrel and then insert it. Try a little lube on the "O" rings
1088806
I could not use them. The needle is to big to fit into my cartridge. I may try to find a smaller needle....
1244688
Steve, That seems odd to me. I have been carrying an airweight revolver in the holster for over a year now and the barrel does not come through. This has been in my jeans every single day and the holster looks brand new. I also have a P238 in the DeSantis holster and while I rarely carry it, the barrel does not stick out. It sounds like you do have the wrong size for the P238 because these are excellent holsters. Did you carry a larger weapon in the holster before?
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I've looked for a pic of your gun and didn't find one; I would try it because there's a little bit of give to it; you can always send it back.Once it snaps in place it does not move.I am bias for TruGlo I have them on all of my guns.
790291
Two possibilities: first, a bb may be jammed. second, the spring in the magazine may be weak. My advice is to call Umarex. I have found their technical staff to be useful resources.