Oscar Du Jouet tinplate SHOOTING Game 1960s? | Can I FIX it?

This is a tinplate shooting game manufactured by a French company called Oscar Du Jouet. I would guess this dates back to the 1960s but this is only a guess because I could find next to no information about this company or its products online. If you know anything about the business or their games/toys, please do let me know in the comments.
Oscar Du Jouet appear to have specialised in toys which used magnets and indeed, this game is no exception. I was actually surprised at the design and engineering which has gone into this toy. The gun contains a large ball bearing which closes an electrical circuit for a millisecond when the trigger is pulled. This circuit activates an electromagnet which pushes a metal bar forward and this in turn knocks down the animal target but only if the target is in exactly the right place. The target board is turned by a small motor. Once the ball bearing moves through the contact point, the magnet is switched off and a spring returns the bar to its starting point.
There were a few faults with the game but nothing particularly complicated to fix. Unfortunately, I did run into a problem right at the end but I managed to overcome this with, what I can only describe as, an absolutely genius move which enabled me to finish the video rather than wait for a new part to be delivered! 😂 Enjoy!
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[@DistinctlyAverageRepairs]

It's a bit clanky but honestly, if I were a child in the 1960s, I would have been ecstatic to have this game. What do you think?

[@mkFix-pl]

Fantastic job. Actually laughed out loud when I saw the DeWalt 😂. Always a treat seeing what you have in store on your channel!

[@DistinctlyAverageRepairs]

😂 Thanks - it gave me a laugh too, can’t take this stuff too seriously! The good news is that the new motor arrived this morning and everything is now back to working as it should (which is a shame because I quite liked the DeWalt upgrade!) 👍

[@瑟琴-w9i]

What is the principle of shooting?

[@DistinctlyAverageRepairs]

I’ve provided some more details of how the game actually works in the video description - hope that helps! Thanks for watching. 👍

[@JulioCochrane-lq1po]

Nice job buddy but first a good clean all the parts then armed 🇻🇪💯👍🏻😎

[@ninaevans4501]

@DistinctlyAverageRepairs Ah Monsieur, you 'ave the dirty ball, 'ave to clean away dirty grease. NON! This is not good, plus you burn out your motoor!? We know you will 'ave it working soon. Bon!! Vive La Ipswich (non to the local football team 'ere though). Cheers Wayne & Nina 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡❤️❤️❤️😉😉😉😉😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@DistinctlyAverageRepairs]

😂😂😂 I realised after uploading the video, that I’ve actually improved this game - I’ve made the speed variable! It’s basically a massive upgrade! 😎