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WE 1911 HI Cappa R 5.1

rstans · 2008-04-14 13:07:27

Got this gun the other day and can't stop smiling every time I use it. Would recommend it to anyone interested in target shooting. The question I have is this, the manual shows how to load the magazine one bb at a time. Is there a faster way? Maybe something like the loading tube that comes with the Sig P226? Thanks.

14-04-2008 01:07PM

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rstans

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Got this gun the other day and can't stop smiling every time I use it. Would recommend it to anyone interested in target shooting. The question I have is this, the manual shows how to load the magazine one bb at a time. Is there a faster way? Maybe something like the loading tube that comes with the Sig P226?
Thanks.

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#2 14-04-2008 01:11PM

kinkstr

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Buy a speed loader.

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#3 14-04-2008 05:58PM

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pull the spring on the mag all the way down and you'll see the track is wider at the bottom end, you can fill the BBs though there a lot easier, using a speed loader is the handiest way.,

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#4 16-04-2008 07:48AM

rstans

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Thanks lads. Loading in seconds now.

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