Introduction
A broken plunger may inhibit your gun from firing correctly. This guide will show you how to replace the plunger and return your riffle to firing condition.
What you need
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Look at the rear of the rifle. Remove the two 10 mm Phillips head screws that hold the black cap to the rear of the rifle.
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Gently remove the black cap.
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Point the barrel of the device to the left, screw side up. Remove the two 8 mm Phillips head screws (the top two) holding the device slide together.
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Keep the device in the same position, remove the three 10 mm Phillips head screws from the bottom of the device slide.
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Once all screws are removed, carefully separate the two halves of the device slide and put them aside.
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Keeping the barrel in the same position as step 3, remove the fourteen 10 mm Phillips head screws from the body of the device.
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With the device in the same position, remove the 4 remaining 5 mm Phillips head screws from the body of the device.
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Grip the cartridge insert, and pull the two halves of the device apart.
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Remove the access gate and barrel cover.
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Now remove the main firing spring from the rear of the device by gently pulling it.
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Slide the plunger lock back away from the device, then lift out towards yourself to remove.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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