ROKR Submachine Gun-Stained Complete Build & Review

[@greghaff229]

Having a proper video is very helpful. Thank you for spending the time to make this fine video.

[@coopscreations2033]

@greghaff229, Thanks for the support. Thats why I make these videos in the first place because I couldn't find videos to help me so wanted to give others help with models they enjoy building along with me. Thanks again.

[@thomasshainetile]

If you stick a rolled up piece of sand paper in the hole that the trigger pivots on it will loosen it up and move more easily, and then the trigger spring will be strong enough. I did it and it worked for me

[@stevencasteel6799]

I had the same problem you had with the magazine spring. I took it apart and noticed that the spring was only wanting to compress at the top end. I took the A-9 parts and chamfered the spring facing edges of the spring channels. This creates more of a tunnel for the spring to dwell in and allows it to compress more evenly. Make sure the spring is lined up in the center of the track when you put it back together. My gun fires reliably with nine bands and slugs. Hope this helps.

[@coopscreations2033]

@stevencasteel6799, thanks for the information. The first time I saw the design I knew there was too much space for the spring to compress evenly, so came up with what I thought would work. Appreciate the advice, thanks again.

[@tiffanydawn34]

Thanks for the visual aid, I put this one together with my kids yesterday after doing the corsac m60 and terminator m80 the day before. It will shoot rubber bands but not in rapid succession, just 1 at a time. It's not forceful enough to load the next rubber band.

[@coopscreations2033]

@tiffanydawn34, thanks for the comment, just keep working with the bolt, use your hand to have it go forward and eventually it should loosen up. I believe I show that at the end. You could also spray some dry lube on either side where the wooden wheels are to help. Hope that helps, thanks again.

[@tiffanydawn34]

@coopscreations2033 Thanks for the suggestions, I will give that a try. I finished watching after my comment and saw yours started to work much better, hoping mine will as well!

[@ReikerForge]

Awesome video, I'll definitely be using this as a tutorial when I get my hands on this. The wood stain also did a way better job than I would have expected, you were right not to paint it.

[@coopscreations2033]

@reikerforge, thanks for the support. I know there are paints that probably would work with something like this, but the stain looks so much better. I appreciate you looking and if you have any questions, please let me know, thanks again.

[@dhc8guru]

Never could get mine to work properly. Same thing happened to me with it constantly hanging up. I tried smoothing out all the internal firing mechanism. Sometime it works, other times it hangs up. Overall its pretty cool, my son likes it but its kinda been tossed to the side due to it not always working.

[@luiscampos3717]

Mine didn't come with wax, is there an alternative I may have laying around or would I just be better off buying some Bees Wax? Awesome video & I love the gun!

[@coopscreations2033]

@luiscampos3717, thanks for the question. The Bees Wax will last longer than anything else, but I have heard, never tried it, that Vaseline can work as well. I always keep all the wax from my kits just in case I need to get in a smaller spot, but I never had an issue with the Bees Wax brand. good luck.

[@leewang6686]

Did it take 3 hours to build or longer?

[@coopscreations2033]

@leewang6686, thanks for the question. It did take longer than 3 hours as I had to find time on certain days to work on it, but actual build time when i did work on it was probably 4 to 5 hours. Usually the longest part is taking the pieces of the boards and sanding off the nubs. Since I decided to stain it that took at least 3 or 4 days to let everything dry before the build so all in all in took a total of about 2 weeks for everything. I know that was a lot, but hope that helps. Thanks again.

[@jameswadkins2032]

Thanks for this video. My wife got me one for Christmas and this video definitely helped. There is definitely a break in period before things function perfectly. Took mine a few days.

[@troygootzen118]

Hi there, Mine isn’t firing the bolt handels keep getting stuck. Even if I press it with my hand it won’t come back to the original position. Do you have an idea how I can fix it

[@coopscreations2033]

@troygootzen118, thanks for the question. If the bolt won't come back at all, the instructions mentioned about checking the 2 screws you put in for the bolt catch to ensure they didn't stick out too far to catch the bolt spring (Time stamp 1:10:00). If that's not it, just keep trying to get it to fire, it took mine a few tries to finally get it to work back and forth, you may also spray some dry lube around the bolt wheels to get them to move a little easier. Hope that helps and good luck.

[@mtdartman47]

use 2 rubber bands on the bolt then it will work every time

[@coopscreations2033]

@mtdartman47, thanks for the advice I'll keep that in mind, thanks again.

[@karkess313]

Just got my hands on one yesterday. I haven't even taken it out of the box. Did it come with the wax? Or do I have to but some?

[@coopscreations2033]

@karkess313, Thanks for the question, it does come with wax, but I use Bees Wax brand because it gives you enough to work with as the one in the kit does not. Hope that helps. Good luck.

[@tiffanydawn34]

I got 4 different guns from this company and none of them came with wax.

[@coopscreations2033]

@@tiffanydawn34 Sorry to hear that, I usually dont use the wax that comes with the model, I use the Bees Wax brand. No issues yet. Good luck.

[@SLipperZipper]

Ya I never got wax, wish I did that’d help a lot 😂😢😢

[@ZackSkates757]

My trigger doesn’t work :/ it’s a bummer.

[@coopscreations2033]

@ZackSkates757, thanks for the comment. Sorry to hear about your issues. May have to go back and see if everything is were its supposed to be. I know there were a lot of small parts involved. Hopefully you can get it fixed, good luck.

[@Boeta]

The trigger seams very loose and not much tension as you would expect??

[@duncanpatterson5712]

You have to use the sand paper and sand down the face and edges of the part of the trigger that’s inside the gun and brushes against the wood internally. Make sure to sand it down significantly.