Hi, if you mean an indicator that shows the MUB50 pistol is pressurized after piercing the CO₂ cartridge, we have 3-in-1 Quick Piercing Cap instead of pressure indicator. You might ask why our 3-in-1 Quick Piercing Cap is better than a pressure indicator. Here are the reasons, 1. When you are in the dark and lose your vision, you can check if the MUB50 pistol is pressurized by pushing 3-in-1 Quick Piercing Cap forth and back easy or not. 2. Without pressure indicator means less parts to break.
If you follow the instructions we demonstrated in this video, the balls won't get jammed. However, if you plan to shoot "TPE80 rubber balls" repeatedly in a short amount of time, we recommend applying a little bit of silicone fluid (with about Kinetic/Kinematic Viscosity of 1000 Centistokes) on "TPE80 rubber balls" because TPE80 rubber balls can become sticky under certain working temperatures and moisture conditions.
Any way to remove that novel you guys wrote on the side? An advantage of less lethal is strictly presentation and intimidation factor, which is made obsolete when you do something like paint the gun orange or put an entire paragraph of text on the side. It's immediately noticeable that it's a "fake" gun.
Hello, please kindly understand it's illegal to change, alter, remove, or obliterate of any coloration or markings required for any imitation firearm in any way that makes the imitation firearm look more like a firearm. Never brandish or display imitation firearms in public. It may confuse people and may be a crime. Police and others may think it is a firearm. Do not change the coloration and marking to make it look more like a firearm. That is dangerous and may be a crime.
@@mercuryrise So then why isn't that paragraph on every less lethal weapon out there? You're saying it's required by law but this is the only gun this is found on.
@@jackwiseman33 Yes, you are right. We don't stamp this paragraph on Torpedo Revolvers, but this paragraph is engraved on the right side instead, which meets regulations as well. We hope this makes sense to you.
These two rectangles in black, held by a single screw on both sides is "BALL DETENT COVER". After unscrewing the "BALL DETENT COVERS", you will see a ball detent on both sides. Please remember to check both two ball detents every 25,000 shots. Replace if it is worn or broken. Have a nice day.
@@AmbuBadger Please understand if user pushes the magazine release button before using up all ammos, the magazine and remaining ammos will get stuck in the pistol. And you will need to perform "Ammunition Retreat", then the rounds may roll out from the compartment under the barrel and you don't need to check the ball detents in this case. But if the rounds keep rolling out from the barrel in other cases, you will need to check the ball detents.
@@AmbuBadger We are sorry we don't do other products' reviewing videoes on our channel. We only strive to develop quality products and demonstreate our products here. However, you could find related videoes from other channels. Thank you for your understanding. Have a good one.
