DENIX 1150 - Be an expert - Assembly tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- We released a new resource for our fans of DENIX replicas. They often ask us to develop replicas of more dynamic and realistic weapons.
We work hard to achieve this and we always preserve the safety of replicas that are 100% harmless. Our replicas have mechanisms that make the experience more dynamic and real, but this entails that our fans try to personalize and customize them by making them their own. Enjoying their replicas and the experience with their stories.
You already know that in DENIX we strongly discourage the manipulation of our models to modify or alter both their appearance and their functionality. And we decline any responsibility for the result of the changes made by the customer in any of our original models.
But many of you do it and you ask us how to mount or dismantle our weapons. We think that this video tutorial can help you. And so become experts among the fans of our historical weapons replicas.
Hope you enjoy it.
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Estrenamos un nuevo recurso para nuestros fans de las réplicas DENIX. A menudo nos solicitan que desarrollemos réplicas de armas más dinámicas y realistas.
Nos esforzamos para conseguirlo y siempre preservamos la seguridad de unas réplicas que resultan 100% inofensivas. Nuestra réplicas tienen mecanismos que hacen que la experiencia sea más dinámica y real, pero esto conlleva que nuestros fans intenten personalizarlas y customizarlas haciéndolas suyas. Disfrutando de sus réplicas y de la experiencia con sus historias.
Ya sabéis que en DENIX desaconsejamos firmemente la manipulación de nuestros modelos para modificar o alterar tanto su apariencia como su funcionalidad. Y declinamos toda responsabilidad por el resultado de los cambios efectuados por el cliente en cualquiera de nuestros modelos originales.
Pero muchos de vosotros lo hacéis y nos pedís cómo montar o desmontar nuestras armas. Pensamos que este video-tutorial puede ayudaros. Y así convertiros en expertos entre los fans de nuestras réplicas de armas históricas.
Esperamos que os guste.
This video was extremely helpful in the process of diagnosing and fixing a problem with my replica. Many thanks.
What was your problem? Mine turned out the ring on the hammer for the silver bit that turns the chamber was snapped
oh my god. you're a life saver took mine apart a year ago, since my drum would not spin. now it works as the day i bought it!
I have the Same issue with the drum what was the problem inside before I take mine apart
@@emregungor1248 i had misplaced the spring
@@lukasbarelukas3744 for me it was the silver part connected to the hammer seemed to have snapped
@@lukasbarelukas3744 how do you get your coiled wire to stay in the correct spot, mine makes the metal thing next to the hammer not work right
@@memphissander3512 yes same with mine
Don't ever disassemble. You will never replace the trigger spring properly and your gun will be ruined. -signed, your future self
This is so true
if done properly you can put it back together, ive done it a to the 1849 wells fargo, all the mechanisms are the same in the western revolvers, you just have to have/made the jig, or something similar to ensure the parts are held in while assembling it back.
Hey, I’m trying to put mine back together after fixing it, please stop with the wacky camera angle changes, it’s very hard to keep track of what I’m doing
Did you fix it
How did you get it apart in the first place?
what did you even need to fix?
Ok... One at a time...
1. Yes I fixed it
2. I unscrewed all 4 screws, and then used a tiny flathead screwdriver to separate the two pieces held together by the screws
3. I didn't need anything, It was just an afternoon of trial and error to get everything back into place.
It still comes apart on the inside sometimes when it gets dropped or even just fired, so my suggestion is to just not use it at all once it's fixed.
@@connerlee8890bro chill just watch another video 😂
You should improve the saa denix models to have a classic 4 click hammer system and also allow the cylinder to be removed like a real saa, in would also make the gun 100% metal, and also make all denix revolvers to fire toy caps that would be a money seller and more realistic.
Being able to remove the cylinder would be super handy in order to clean out the pistol after a round or 4 of cap fires
@@ironstar183 And the 4 clicks are obviously to spell C-O-L-T, so that would be copyright infringement. and they are all metal, except for the handle scales.
@@kylelindberg7771 I think by all metal he might mean steel, because this looks a lot like it’s made of some sort of alloy like a lot of airsoft guns
I'm so glad you guys made these videos. I really enjoy firing off the caps with my peacemaker but was at a loss how to clean it. Now I know how to take it apart and do that ❤
What do you use to clean your peacemaker? Thank you very much.
@@lukedixon6882(1 year ago)
I use rem oil you can pick k it up at Bass pro for ten bucks
How come the little spring for the trigger sits so nicely, mine makes the thing thst moves the cylinder to not work right
Honestly your replicas are insanely good and the price?! Love my colt 45 sooooo much!!!!
@SQD_spaghetti it may blow your hand off as it's not meant to shoot and a dummy would be gun powder. You can make a real gun with a pipe! And it will shoot!
Help! At 1:17 the little spring thing is behind the lighting shaped metal bit and the little spring thing won’t stay behind it
Same
I know I am little bit late but the best thing you can do is, to try to make the spring thicker at this place. I wrapped a small but of tape around it, and after that it didnt slip under it ever again. If you dont use too much, thr mechanism will work without problems
Hello i have a problem with my denix colt peacemaker I bought. The cylinder seems loose and wont rotate when cocked please help
at 1:13 that spring has slipped under that small piece of metal it kept happening to me so what is did was put a groove in it so the spring couldn't slip that should fix the problem
Yeah this is the best you will get in terms of guides as i had a 1860 with the same issue and i had to get it back together with no guide.
@@default186 May I ask you, where and how did you put the groove in?
@@hpcrew3461 at 1:11 that piece i put a groove where the spring leg sits
@@default186what tool did you use to put a groove in the metal
Mine won’t come apart. It’s stuck
Same here except I finally got it apart and can’t get it back together, did you?
I really like Denix replicas, I own a few. But I honestly can't recommend this replica, I got mine for pretty high price because its really hard to find Denix replicas where I live. After getting the revolver it completely broke down on me. 2 parts of the mechanism broke, 1 broke in half. After contacting Denix I was told that nothing could be done, I tried to fix the replica for hours without success. Now I'm left with a replica that I paid a lot of money for and I can't use it. I am really heart broken costumer.
Did you contact your Denix supplier? we only send replacements thru our distribution channel.
@@DenixReplicaWeapons id like to have more information on your distribution channel
Thanks for the helpful video👍
What kind of metal lubricating oil would you recommend?
Thank you for your interest in our products. Any common spray oil lubricant is fine.
Unfortunately Denix Does Not produce Historically Accurate Replicas. The screws placements and number of screw and type are wrong, often the cylender stop notches ar of a type never used on any revolver throughout history Except by Denix, the Faux cartridges are shape and dimensionally wrong the hammer clicks when cocking are wrong cap and ball revolvers had 3 clicks till converted to cartridge then some had 4 click. Cap and ball revolvers the hammer had 2 sear stages the 1874 colt had 3 sear stage
The Cylender on Colt Always turned Clock wise Only plus Could not turn at all unless the hammer was in the half cock position. which allowed loading and in loading.
All smith and wesson revolvers were the same except the cylender turned Counter clock wise only.
The clicks of cocking the gun were never ever meant to spell out C.O.L.T. until they started converting to cartridges revolvers had only 3 clicks when being cocked then from bout 1868 they started adding an extra seat notch on hammers of single action revolvers for Colt Remington Smith and Wesson and others.
The 3 click revolver was a 2 stage hammer.
First click
Is the sound of the trigger engaging the seat Half Cock position
This freed the cylender to rotate allowing the revolver to be loaded with powder ball and precision cap.
Second click
Is the the cylender locking bar engaging the cylender but not yet locked.
Third click
Is the sound of the trigger engaging full Cock sear notch at same time cylender lock bar engages lock notch securing the chamber directly in line with the barrel forcing cone ready to fire.
The 4 click Revolver was a three stage hammer.
First Click
Is the sound of the trigger engaging the first sear notch on the hammer this was called the safety notch which enabled the user to carry fully loaded Safely with out resting the firing pin on a primer or on the commenter wall between cartridges.
Second click
Is the sound of the trigger engaging the seat Half Cock position
This freed the cylender to rotate allowing the revolver to be loaded loaded and unloaded.
Third click
Is the the cylender locking bar engaging the cylender but not yet locked.
Fourth click
Is the sound of the trigger engaging full Cock sear notch at same time cylender lock bar engages lock notch securing the chamber directly in line with the barrel forcing cone ready to fire.
Other noticeable in accuracies are on the 1873 colt the older version till roughly 1890 the cylender axle was secured by a single screw at 45 degree up angle in fron of frame below cylender axle these were called black powder frames.
As more modern smokless powder became available they change the way the cylender axle was secured in place from.a sinle screw on front of frame to a spring loaded screw mounted crosswalk through the frame under the cylender axle. With gun on half cock loading gate open you press the button to remove the cylender axle allowing the cylender to slide out and on the right side of the frame.
The older colts had 1 piece wooden grips later changed to 2 piece hard rubber called bakelite similar to todays plastic.the grips were held on by a single long thin small.head fine thread machine screw.
The pistol grip and trigger guard are a two piece frame back strap.hel on by 2 screws on on each side of the hammer and one on butt of pistol grip near the front toe. The trigger guard was held on by 3 screws 1 in front of trigger guard near front bottom if the frame the other to on either side just to the rear of the trigger guard loop.
The would grips would usually be walnut or rose wood not cheap pine rough cut and poorly stained in a vain attempt to look a bit better.
The trigger wheater the gin is cocked or uncocked sits in the wrong position giving the impression it is double action rather then single action.
Bore diameter of muzzle way off bore diameter of each chamber way off from.caliber it supposed to replicate but what even worst it's off again from.the muzzle.bore diameter.
The finished on therepluca pistols are way off and very cheap looking rub off and scratch up very easily.
The most realistic finish is the bare dull grey metal finish.
Overall weight not even close to the real thing proportions are wrong overall sized are wrong.
The hammer on the cap and ball revolvers for certain defanatly snap in.half from.repeated dry fireing. They also snap in half on the other revolvers as well from dry fireing only not as often as the cap and ball replicas.
Yes they are nice to look at but be aware that they are mentbonly as a decoration not to be dry fitted and played with. Strictly to hang on walls or put in a display case and admired on low light from a distance then and only then do they look height quality and like the real powder burner but in day light and 39 feet or closer it deffinately looks like a cheap toy
Thank youvery much for your interest in our products and for your comments. We regret that they didn't fill your expectative. We take note of your comments and we will continue working hard to maintain the support of our clients and fans.
4 hours of trying to put this shit back together. Just put it in a box and forget about it
yeh, same here - I used to be an engineer but I can't put this thing together. Contacted Battle Orders about it but they just don't reply.....
This guy makes it look so easy
Agreed, I just spent 3 actual hours putting mine back together and I'm still having issues with getting the cylinder spring to stay in place
Bro the fucking triger sping keeps popping out kill me
Piece of sheet toy gun lasted 2 weeks don't recommend fanning it or whatever it is
How does one take apart the colt 1860 army revolver?
Extremely helpful But some of those camera angles are the exact opposite
my wooden grip is all loose and ive tried tightening the screws
But how do you take it apart? I noticed the center screw on it was missing, thought for sure it was there when I first got it. I took the screw out by the hammer to try and find that size and then I ended up having to push the hammer back down to get the screw in. But now the cylinder turns when it shouldn't
Unscrewing and taking the pins off. Kindly check the tutorial video but viewing the steps from the end
My plunger broke on mine is there anyway to replace it
Bro I need a disassembly because the hammer and trigger broke and I’m trying to fix it but I can’t take it apart😢
saved me from a lot of time and despair lmao thanks a lot
after taking it apart and putting it back together as shown, the click of the cocking handles sounds much weaker and a lot more delicate, i have tried to fix this but cannot. i think it is to do with the trigger spring and the piece that puches up the cylinder, they seem very loose, is there a way to fix this
according to your description it seems to be a matter of the spring which it may has lost some strength
Yeah it sounds like a worn spring.
do you guys sell spare parts, the extracting rod broke
Will never buy another replica again. They look good on the outside but as soon as you open them up you can see how poorly they have been produced - absolute garbage....
We a re sorry that our product didn't fit your expectative.
Do you guys have any relation to Kolser? I notice a lot of similarities between your revolvers.
No, we don't.
Maybe cuz both replicas of real guns?
Podríais subir un vídeo de mantenimiento de revólveres y pistolas? Gracias.
Ya sabéis, se oxidan pierden color, los mecanismos habrá que engrasarlos, etc...
Gracias por su sugerencia. La tendremos en cuenta para futuras grabaciones
Be really cool if you guys offered a doc hollidy birds head grip model.
I would like to find denix replicas in brazilians stores, unfortunately there is no.
We do not have a distributor in Brazil and we would like to have more presence in your country. We will continue working on it.
This is because our stupid laws.
saving money for one of these glad i am
Yeah, what screws do it take?
I need a disassembly tutorial😢
put video in reverse
You can pry open the frame with your screwdriver after unscrewing the 3 screws if that's the problem
The part from 1:12 broke in 2 pieces, I can't turn the cylinder by cocking now, is there anything I can do?
Glue maybe? I have the same problem with it not turning but i havent taken mine apart yet
@@derp0112 no don't even try to repair it, its broken Into 2 pieces and I even Tried to glue it with industrial glue but there is no chance because it is not aluminium or normal Iron, but cast Iron😔
Oye crack llevo 1 semana mirando este mismo revolver por amazon y queria saber de que material es si es de metal o no, yo ya se que la empuñadura es de plastico pero lo otro es de metal
My replica has issues with the loading gate, when pulled back it no longer stays in place and simply flips back into being closed again
Can you change out the grips for other ones, because I want to put peral grips on mine. So is that possible?
Also love your stuff, I'm into western and your product is a good price and pretty good quality, keep up the GREAT work.
You should be able to do that by just
Taking the screw out of the grips for the revolver and just replacing them with the peral ones then by by using the same screw you screw it back in.
Hope this helps
@@handsoapjack7456 Those arent really a screw, they are a pressure fitted fastener that looks like a screw, dont know why Denix does it like that, but they do.
@@JohnnyUrbanWoodsmen k
Hallo i have a black Peacemaker and somtiehmes wenn o pull the Hammer it dont click and sonethimes it only By the First Click pls help me
How do I take apart the lonestar? where the screws are on the grip are covered with a metal star and it wind loosen. I can hear something loose in the handle, a piece that fell out probably but I can't take it apart
which item ref. are you referring to?
@@DenixReplicaWeapons This one: www.amazon.com/Denix-Lonestar-45-Revolver-Non-Firing/dp/B002TKMHQE
Have a brand new Denix 1106/G, loading gate won't stay open, so annoying.
Same im here scrolling through these comments trying to find a comment that has something to do with the loading gate, mine also wont stay open.
If you dont have that support frame. Assembly little more hard
Yes, of course the support frame helps on the assempling process.
Denix this revolver is shit it just fell apart after a few pulls on trigger the trigger spring keeps slipping under the hammer mechanism and then cylinder stops moving
Edit: wrapped tape around it works besides that happing it’s okay for price I’d buy another now that Ik how to fix it
I totally agree. I think this is Chinese designed and made. Very poor design and very poor quality. Maybe the factory is located in Spain, but I suspect it is Chinese operated.
@@closewatcher8586 the m1 grand carbine and Thompson are very good so far no problems but revolvers have gave me great problems 1911 only problem mag don’t like stay in when the slide is racked forward
I unscrewed the screws and the put it back together, but now the hammer is not making the right sound and sometimes doesn’t lock into position. Can someone please help? Thank you.
How do you disassemble it though
So my wife dropped my toy, put screw back in by trigger but when I pull trigger nothing happens. do I have to take entire gun apart?
I've recently purchased a Colt SAA model from Denix and have been practicing gunspinning. I've dropped the gun once and soon noticed wobbling from the cylinder. I also saw that the cylinder never properly aligned afterward. Is this a permanent thing or will disassembly help?
It is difficut to know but it seems that this bad alignement of the cylinder is result of the drop. Maybe you can try to disassemble the piece and see where the problem is. However there is a risk of non resolve the issue.
DENIX replica weapons (www.denix.es) I need help i have a double screw I can’t unscrew them
@@user-dx5fw7qn4r the grips are not screwed. They are fixed by preasure.
Hey make it to where you can remove ramrods on your muskets
Hi, I Have A Question. Does All The SAA/Peacemakers Come Assembled? An Answer Would Be Appreciated👌👍
Yes, all our revolvers come assembled.
thank you, fixed my replica that's been busted for 15 years.
Thank you. So happy about helping our fans...
@@DenixReplicaWeapons does this video work for the colt army 1860
@@mr.brooks8913 this tutorial can gives you an idea but it is not the same internal design but very similar.
Does it come with firing cap bullets where I put the red things on the primer?
No you can buy them separately
The spring that provides tension to the timing lever came off. So I took it apart to put it back on and there really is no way that spring is going to stay on. Perhaps if it had some sort of lug on the timing lever or maybe even a groove, but with nothing, it comes off immediately when you use it. Very poorly designed. Any ideas on how to keep the spring on? Without it the cylinder does not rotate between shots.
It’s going to be really frustrating but all I can suggest is just to keep trying… I had the same problem and kept trying to get it on for a good couple of days and eventually it just sort of stayed there. Pretty poor design though.
Does the wood grips version have a screw as well? I heard people say it has some sort of pin, and if you try to unscrew the grips, you risk destroying them
Please note that the old grip versions were assembled by air preasure. Since the last two years, this system was changed by the screwed grips.
Im missing some internal parts how can I get repellents?
Comment trouver la pièce pour faire tourner le barillet
This video should really warn you that you NEED this mounting tool. I now have two guns that won't work correctly because when I put them back together just as the video shows, neither will work, cylinder won't spin now. If I knew I needed a mounting tool I would never have taken the guns apart in the first place.
U don’t need one u just need to be very precise I took mine apart and it took me 30 min to reassemble it again because of the little spring on the inside doesn’t like to stay in place but I used a screw and a punch to keep everything aligned while I’m putting the two pieces back together
Pick not screw*
But yet they dont provide spair parts to repair them
Do ypu have any suggestions how to put one together without the peice you place it on to hold it together through the screwholes?
Without the base is more difficult to assemble but we would suggest to find the way of maintaing the piece in position by nails or pins.
muy wapo ese pacemaker calibre 45 fiel al original os dejo mi like como siempre para cuando un sorteo de una replica jajaj
Muchas gracias amigo
I was dry firing my my replica and a metal piece fell out and it does not work correctly and the screw that holds in the trigger came loose without touching it and i tightened it and a few hours later it fell out but the trigger still stays in place and i need to move the trigger to the right or left to be able to cock the hammer back so it can shoot.
First issue: Don't Dry fire these unless you really need to. As for the part you said Broke, you can contact your Denix Supplier about the issue, and they'll ask denix to include the part you need in your next order.
Hey, how am I supposed to fix the internal mechanism if the front plate is welded shut?
It’s not welded use a flathead to pop it off
Is there a place where you can purchase the mount?
no, you have to make one yourself, I did one with a 3/4" wood board and two 1" thin nails, you just have to carve out where the cylinder will sit in so the gun lays flat up against the wood board, basically make it the way it looks in the video, just out of wood
trying to disassemble it right now and I have no clue how to take the body apart, maybe its because mine is a slightly different model or what but it
a year late but incase you still haven't figured it out and you still care its just little pins in the case, you need to pry it apart little by little
@@michellesmith4638 thanks for the help, really, but it’s fine, had an issue where the clicking isn’t strong enough and the cylinder didn’t rotate but it’s just a display thing now so I gave up
I need the part thats hold the cylinder in place where can i find that part to buy
Denix your guns are a little bit fragile I'm saying that because I had a colt 45 peacemaker cavalary nickle coloured and one time I pulled down the hammer and the tip of the hammer broke and I wasn't using it frequently
WORST PIECE OF ENGINEERING i HAVE SEEN IN MY ENTIRE LIFE - LOOKS LIKE IT WAS DESIGNED BY A 5 YEAR OLD
I don't understand why you'd buy one of these when you can get a better looking replica from umarex that actually shoots pellets. Why buy a Denix that has soft features for the same price you can get an umarex Colt in C02,.. that is actually licensed by Colt ... I don't get it.
How do you take off all the furniture on the denix AK? I can’t get the all of them off. Not the wood thing on the gas tube.
ruclips.net/video/UaAoqlRpkJI/видео.html
Please note that in our tutorial there are some parts which are already assembled. The reason is because we consider these parts as fixed body of the replica.
1:12, la pieza que coge se ha roto e mi replica, que puedo hacer, da igual cuanto la pegue siempre de rompe denuevo
Now how do I disassemble it
Any help on getting the frame to come apart ??
My barrel fell off, how the hell do i put it back on
I need help with my replica, when i hammer the weapon the drum doesnt move, Also the drum moves left and right with total freedom, i am not an expert, so dont use very extrange words.
Hello. According to your comments it seems that your piece may have an issue with the spring.
@@DenixReplicaWeapons okay thanks, i Will check It.
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Tengo una cuestión el gatillo de mi revólver se mueve permitiendo que la primera posición de el martillo el Gambi r se gire , como puedo solucionar este problema?
I keep trying all these steps, but I can't get that trigger/advance spring to stay in place when I try to put the cover plate back on.
I ended up bending the top part of the spring outward just a little. It's back to the way it was before.
yes, we know it is not easy to hold the parts on sight while mounting. Maybe if you get a structure to fix the position of the piece, you will be able to continue assembling
Having something that will hold it in place is literally impossible
I found another video where somebody made a jib like the one in the video out of a piece of 2x4 & a couple of nails with the heads cut off, but I haven't had time to try it.
@@AlginStricklandman I’m having same problem so I just bend spring out and it should lock ?
The spring thing that connects to the trigger won’t stay behind the metal piece that connects to the hammsr
How can I make it not?
@@ashing7478 Unfortunately we don't have the scheme for the assembling of all of our articles because they are not necessary for our staff along the production process.
That is why we provide the tutorial video.
Bro It keeps slipping did you figure it out ? I literally rage quit
I just bought a 1851 colt navy but the cylinder won't rotate when i cock the gun. it moves a little but it never spins fully. This is really annoying and since i just bought it i'm kind of disappointed. i own a Colt SAA too and have had it for almost 2 years but this problem has never occured with that gun. only the Navy one. anyone else having the same problem?
Please note that our design is not thought for spinning purpose. Mainly for display and decorative
DENIX replica weapons (www.denix.es) I know this, i just thought it was weird that the Peacemaker worked that way but not the navy.
the ramrod on mine is broken is there any way to fix it?
1:10 This part is broken.
What is the name of this part?
Can I buy it separately?
This piece is an internal lever. Kindly ask this replacement to your denix supplier and he will include it in his next order to us.
I bought this gun, it stop spinning the barrel when you cock it back so I opened it and inside, the 2nd to last peoce you put in, was broken, how do I fix that? Please thanks
Got to buy a new part or a new gun.
Can’t take off the wood because there screws on both sides need help
the grips are not screwed. They are fixed by preasure.
Where is the loading gate??
Same place as every saa
I don't know what it is, the coating or the metal itself, but it looks really really cheap. Like the metal toy gun you find at the flea market
Thank you for your interest in our products and for your suggestion. We take note and we will try to improve on the finish.
Can it fire caps?
Genuinely just make shitty products, took mine apart and put it back together still the same goddamn problem
Can a new hammer spring be purchased for this exact revolver? Mine broke
I regret to inform you that we don’t sell replacements or spare parts of our products.
Just in case of faulty items due a production process issue, which we send the replacement to our distributor.
May I ask you to contact your supplier. And he will request that to us to be included into their next shipment.
@@DenixReplicaWeapons I just ordered from a website from georgia, I dont know them personally.
I have a little problem with the spring in the trigger. It needs to be tighter but if I tighten it the peice that cycles the cylinder slips over the spring and messes it up. This keeps it from going full cock. Is there anything you can suggest that would help with this?
Literally just fixed this problem in mine. I took some pliers and bent the end of the spring a tad to the left so it would put more pressure on forwards on the trigger. Now mine works better than it did when I got it.
@@MrFantom_ dude, thank you so, SO MUCH!!
I had to take apart mine because after a while of hard use the hammer started being a little weird to cock. It wasn't anything major but it did bother me a little, and since i had all the tools at hand and nothing better to do i decided to just disassemble it. That part went relatively smoothly (apart from prying apart the 2 pieces with a thin piece of metal so hard i bent it by like 30 degrees. Also i damn near lost an eye when pulling out the bigger spring under the hammer). Anyways, i didn't notice anything broken inside, so i tried to just put it back together and see if it fixes the issue. Yeah, i didn't know what I was in for. I was at this for like an hour, trying everything in my power to put that stupid spring back into place without it slipping under the other piece, until i gave up and tried again today. After another hour of struggling, i was getting worried that my gun was busted and decided to desperately look through this comment section for people with the same issue. Thank god i found you man, because after bending the end of the spring a little to the left, and also slightly up so it wouldn't slip out as easily, my replica is working better than ever. Although my original issue isn't totally fixed, it is a little less noticeable, and also the trigger feels a lot smoother than before I took it apart. Thanks again man for sharing your fix cause i would've lost my collective shit if i couldn't put that thing back into place. Much love
Edit: Nevermind, after playing around with the gun a little bit my issue has fixed itself and now the hammer is buttery smooth.
@@patrykdabrowski1788 Eyyy! Glad to hear it! You are very welcome!
How do you assemble a western m1873 cavalry replica revolver
The methodology is the same for all the revolvers.
DENIX replica weapons (www.denix.es) thank you
Look to be pretty poor replicas. Maybe Kolser are a bit better, but not by much...
Is the grip plastic?
I want to buy one but i want it to be made of wood not plastic
So i have an colt 1860 revolver and my wood grip won't stay still as is has a lot of wobble wich is not good for my gun spinning tricks i like to do.
Any help i can get on this issue?
Item code is 1007/l.
Thank you for your interest in our products. Regarding to your question this issue should be solved by fixing the grips by screw or glued.
I regret to inform you that we don’t sell or send replacements/spare parts of our products.
Just in case of faulty items due a production process issue, which we send the replacement to our distributor.
May I ask you to contact your supplier. And he will request that piece to us to be included into their next shipment free of charge.
Hey can y’all do one on your colt python 357 magnum
i really want this gun
How to i take of the side plate thing
Hello, I guess the side plate you are referring to, doesn't takes apart because the casting structure is in one sole body.
So it is possible to dryfire?
no, just cap firing
i can’t find a video on how to take it apart help
to disassemble the model you should follow the steps backwards
Watch this a couple times and you'll get it.
You might need a couple different size flat head screwdrivers to pry the cover plate off the first time.
Не розбирайте ето ето на видео все так хорошо, кришка приварена! Болти для красоти
Thank you for your interest in our products.
У меня саморез над курком постоянно отвинчивается
Thank you very much for your interest in our products and for your comment.
We will work hard to continue having your support.
Dove posso trovare inpezzi di ricambio?
Puede solicitar el recambio a quien le suministró el modelo.
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Imposible,comprado hace30 anos ,esperaba encontrarlos en internet,
Necesitaria la pieza que hace girar el tambor cuando se retira el percutor
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@@stefanodalessandro8623 Entonces puede solicitar el recambio a nuestro distribuidor de su país.