Umarex Gauntlet: Tweaking the magazine

[@lacyelliottoldmarinedad4388]

I know I’m late to the show but I love your videos. Thank you so much. Your videos have increased my shooting pleasure

[@HajimotoProductions]

We are happy to read that we have added some useful value to your experience. Shoot safe and have fun!

[@back2backjack1]

Haji: I knew this vid was out there so I did not bother to watch until now. All I can say is thank you for showing all of us novices THE WAY!!!

[@remwoodz]

Excellent instructional video..,.,,great close up work and explanation..,,ezcellent credibility

[@HajimotoProductions]

Glad you liked it!

[@dondrums62]

This really explains the mag. My spring shifted loose and needed reconstruction Thank you!

[@CHEECHMUN]

I have 2 mags that came with my origin, and I bought one extra mag. One mag gave me problems from the start. Then all 3 would not load properly. Then they just jammed, and I couldn't empty the mags fully. Sometimes the mag would not chamber, like there was an obstruction. Today, I sent the 3 mags back to Pyramid Air. They told me to call Umarex. I spoke with Andrew and he said he has been there 3 years and only had 2 calls about issues. I told him about you and he said anything that you do, would void the warranty. I'm sure what you fixed is causing my problems. If I have problems with the 3 new ones, I will do what you taught me and explained so well. Thank you so very much!!!!!

[@HajimotoProductions]

Umarex USA is correct that most if not all modifications to one of their products voids the warranty. But in the end it has to work, right? So if a air gun that you purchased for yourself and is your property needs to function, you have two options, return it/warranty it or fix the problem yourself. I am a fix it myself kind of guy but that doesn't mean you need to be, LOL. Good luck my friend.

[@22lr_plinking]

This is the reason I came to you with my question, I knew I could get the correct answer but after watching this video it absolutely makes 100% sense to me , haji I truly appreciate all you do for us. We can always learn from your videos. 👍👍👍👍. Thanks again!

[@HajimotoProductions]

Vinny thanks for the kind words but please remember, I share a lot of things that I have learned over the years but I never ever claim to be the source of their existence, I just have the ability and patience to capture it on video and articulate the steps.

[@douglasschroeder5398]

Your an encyclopedia of knowledge thank you for a simple solution to the unexpected fliers that have plagued Marauders for years. In your hands you've demonstrated that entry level guns can compete with high end guns.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Thank you for the kind words Douglas!

[@stevengoodman3498]

Thanks for showing us how it's done Haji. Now I have four of these to do! Appreciate it.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Please check our NEW BLOG on the website at HajimotoProductions.com for the latest information and details.

[@dougskucas5004]

Another benefit of the modification. When you pull the bolt back for the next shot, the rounded corners allows the o rings to go back through the magazine without scuffing. I had to replace them before the mod. Now it's not an issue any more.

[@HajimotoProductions]

and the perks just keep coming! LOL Thanks for adding to the pile of goodiness for cleaning these ole boyz up!

[@danielcote8657]

Thank you so much for taking this time and putting out so detailed presentation.

[@KINGBREAKBARREL]

THANK U SO MUCH HAJI I WAS PUTTING THE MAGAZINE IN MY RIFLE AND IT WAS ONLY TAKING THE FIRST AND SECOND SHOT FROM THERE IT DID NOT WANT TO SPIN ANYMORE THANKS TO YOU I OPENED IT UP AND PLACED THE SPRING THE WAY IT'S SUPPOSED TO NOW I SAVED MYSELF 10 BUCKS FROM BUYING A MAGAZINE 👍👍

[@georgeshorb5745]

thank you for a wonderful informative and extremely well done video on improving the magazine as well just taking it apart and putting it back together

[@sirkorbendallas]

Great video Mr. Moto, easy step by step, and follow-up of results.

[@wannabemgtow2540]

Thanks for helping me make my dream 22. PCP air rifle. You and shoot to kill Outdoors have helped me make my gauntlet a powerful tack driver even at 80 yards. I'm able to take out good size pest out to 90 yards which is almost the limit of my yard. And to be honest I didn't think I was able to shoot and take out pest that far with a $300 PCP.

[@HajimotoProductions]

You sir are very welcome. The Gauntlet can and will easily hit consistently at 100yards all day long. Enjoy your pesting!! Thanks for the view and comment.

[@caleblacy3012]

I'm ordering a .30cal break barrel when I get my check in. I just got the gauntlet but my neighbor complains about it being loud 🙄. I rarely get to shoot my PCP so maybe something quieter and also bigger lol. Slower only like 700fps but a lot more force. If you are interested in one I'll let you know if its worth $300 before you buy one. Gauntlet is dope for sure after I fixed the million factory issues it had😂

[@wannabemgtow2540]

@@caleblacy3012 Sorry to hear that oh, you either got very sucky neighbors that don't like you or they have overly sensitive large ears. a break barrel will probably be even louder than the gauntlet. If you have sensitive ear Neighbors you may want to look into getting a suppressor for your gauntlet. May I suggest if you have irritating sensitive Neighbors why don't you do an outdoor project that may require tools like an air nail gun with aloud and obnoxious air compressor? They themselves may suggest you go back to your backyard hoppy if you know what I mean.

[@erict3728]

@@wannabemgtow2540 yeah, I can't believe neighbors would complain about the noise of a PCP... Mine makes more noise hitting the target, I do have a buck rail suppressor on it though, it can't be making THAT much difference in the noise though... Im more worried my neighbors might complain about shooting, but if they were to come by and discuss it, they would see that there is no danger to anyone (as long as they don't walk in between me and my target). I have a 2ftx2.5ft granite backstop angled into the ground and, of course, pellets don't ricochet,

[@wannabemgtow2540]

​@@erict3728 Hey Eric, I found out a while back that it was a hunter that was hunting deer on a deer stand behind some property that was close to my yard. He actually called the police on me, but when I explained the situation to the police they left. Since he didn't talk to me like a man, everytime I see him on a deer stand I get the urge to work on my angle grinder outside my shop same location as my yard. Fortunately is only 3 months out of the year I really have to deal with that jackass.

[@gaetanvallee]

My english is not good, but i want talk thank you for this amazing video, wow it is the best review for this piece ( magazin). I see your video from Quebec Canada, i am a new airgun owner ( origin umarex ). I love your all video, you are a cool man, take care. Best regards Gaetan.

[@joshuagibson2520]

I understood you well. Good job. Not perfect, but I knew everything you were trying to say. I got my origin today!

[@HajimotoProductions]

Thank you very much!

[@carnivorecave]

Thanks for the video...This info into dealing with plastic parts...There is so much involved in modifying, there is always that one part that is a problem and people like you and I are out there teaching...

[@HajimotoProductions]

Thank you for the comments and as corny as it may sound, I try to share my experiences as much as possible so the community at large benefits. My approach to a correction is only one way to attack an issue but maybe just the existence of my approach will foster or spark another to share their perspective.

[@elriezgodeexistir3076]

Hajimoto, hello! Your explanation and details were superb. Your video would go through the roof if you would show that magazine at work, shooting its rounds successfully. Thanks for your hard work, and dedication.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Wow thank you for sharing your comments.

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

Thanks Haji, I just fixed mine, to an Aspen. I bent the spring for more pressure to keep it in the hole, as per Shootem's fine video. You're a capable teacher.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Good tip on the spring bending. Thanks for the kind words.

[@inblindmodeler8786]

Great ! Video ! Thanks....q Blessings 🙌 🙏

[@HajimotoProductions]

You are so welcome

[@bg3160]

Nice technique on the reassembly. well done!

[@HajimotoProductions]

Thank you! I appreciate the view and comment.

[@Norbertoislas]

Thanks again Gauntlet Sensei!

[@HajimotoProductions]

LOL You are welcome Norberto

[@UniqueDesigns41]

Hey Haji, Alan from Lawrence, MA. I had an excess plastic burrs on the leeding edge of the teeth of my UX Synergis magazine carrousels, as well. One tooth was hairy enough to stop the rotation, so that the next pellet was not delivered to be inserted into the breech, causing a few dry firings, until I figured out how to fix that with a filed bevel on the leading edge of all my mags carrousels. While the mags were apart, I took the spring and super glued it's end into the hole as I had also had one mag lose its tension when the spring sprung. So far so good.

[@MichaelResznekiTrolling4Truth]

The third pellet skirt was damaged when it fell off table. I check the ones I drop and most damage easily.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Excellent point Michael! Thanks for pointing that out, viewing and commenting!

[@kevint8886]

great video, very helpful thanks much. one question, i follow the video "fixed" my mag tension but when i push out the first round it still doesn't index to the next one.. happening on two mags.. spent hours and can't figure it out. its 22 cal with single round hole like BM SAM 22 cal.. cheers

[@RichardHendricks]

I just purchased a 0.177 Gauntlet and I have several magazines. Not knowing how to load the pellets, I may have damaged one of the magazines by turning it too far in the wrong direction. I found another one of the magazines that stopped working. Thank you for showing that the magazine could be opened up, how it works, how it should look when assembled properly and how to re-assemble. The first pellet will feed into the breach and maybe the second but then the carousel stops turning so the pellets do not load. I believe that I have repaired one of the magazines by taking it apart and then putting it back together. Your snap test to get the right screw tension is working on this one. I have tested it and it seems to be OK. The one I believe I damaged that had the spring bent. I tried to bend it back. It worked once in the Gauntlet but when I went to fill it again I heard the spring let go. I wonder if a small spot of hot glue might be enough to keep the spring in place? It looks like I have recovered at least one of the magazines. Thank you.

[@jumperstartful]

Excellent as always. Many thanks.

[@HajimotoProductions]

You are welcome and thanks for your view and comment.

[@BillyBobTup]

@Hajimoto Do you (or does anyone) know the exact size/thread of the screw, and/or where I could get one? And the exact size of the hex wrench needed for that screw? I have had to ( already! Only a couple of weeks old) repair mine twice(spring comes loose), and the screw(where the wrench goes) is about stripped. I would like to do the mods you show here, but before I try to take that screw out again, I would like to have a backup screw. And to make sure I am using the correct size allen wrench. Thanks in advance.

[@wileydr]

Interesting, I’m going to give this some thought. Actually much thought I don’t know that I have a problem with call it “mag damage”. I do shoot JSB’s but mostly Crosman so I may just check and see what the softer pellets look like after exiting the mag. Accuracy has not been a problem unless I get undersized Crosman’s. I check for deformities in skirts as I load the mag and before inserting the mag at the breach. I’m glad I don’t have but 4 mags to tweak if needed. Excellent video as usual Haj just keep them coming.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Yeah, harder pellets don't have much of an issue but the softer one get jacked up in magazines.

[@ceezee4532]

I think you have given me something to think about as I begin using my Synergis 22 caliber. I think I would use a much finer rasp or file to bevel the edges. Perhaps a Q-tip cut in half with some polishing compound in a low speed rotary tool for a final polishing?

[@AffordableAirguns]

Great explanation, thanks you for the info!

[@HajimotoProductions]

My pleasure!

[@jamessparks7480]

thanks haji, I was getting frustrated with my magazines

[@bendangwapang989]

Please help me out in repairing the .177Aventuri Avenger regulatorpressure leak.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Contact Air Venturi for maintenance or repair advice so you protect your manufacturers warranty.

[@bendangwapang989]

@@HajimotoProductions Sure. Thanks.

[@FirstStateAirgun]

Is this magazine the same as the synergis??? Mine just took a crap.. damaged the teeth.

[@HajimotoProductions]

While they are not interchangeable the synergis is constructed the same way as the Gauntlet Magazine.

[@FirstStateAirgun]

@@HajimotoProductions thank you for the information and the very quick response have a Merry Christmas my friend and thank you

[@HajimotoProductions]

@@FirstStateAirgun thank you and may you also have a safe and healthy Merry Christmas!

[@bretlawson924]

Very helpful, thanks for that.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lavernellguadalquiver7015]

Thank you! Now I have 3 magazines.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Glad I could help!

[@2xtream]

We need a follow-up video with the performance after the tweaking....

[@HajimotoProductions]

You are right, this rifle certainly has morphed into a world class lead stacker. Thanks for the comment

[@idahorcguy7760]

2xtream I've done some oh his mods to my .22 Gauntlet and holy cow!

[@veewee111]

Thanks for the video and explanation!! Just FYI that is a round file, probably fine toothed, not a rasp. Rasps have huge teeth shaped and sized a bit like rats teeth, and are more of a male version of a cheese grater. Used in wood working and by Farriers to trim horse hooves before installing shoes.

[@billputnam5098]

I have not had any luck with the preload spring on mine. Keeps coming out as I put preload on it. :(

[@HajimotoProductions]

I would check to be sure the leg of the spring is at a 90° bend so it stays put also if your mag version has other tension holes, try using one that reduces the amount of initial preload tension. I hope this helps.

[@c-sav5189]

Love your tutorials. Wondering if you would help me with an issue. The bolt handle on my Gauntlet has play in it, and I don't remember it being there before. How do I remove the bolt handle? Don't just wanna go wrenching on it. Thanks for your time.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Thank you for the kind words Chris. First, degas the rifle, second remove the screw that holds the action into the stock, point the safety lever down, so it looks like another trigger ( it can be tricky but you will get it to stay there) once it is pointing down, pull the action from the stock. Be sure to not lose the small black rubber stop which your owners manual describes and shows where it goes. Once the action is out of the stock, be sure the bolt is forward and the hammer is not cocked, you want the rifle uncocked and the bolt forward, loosen the phillips headed rear trigger screw enough so you can remove the upper cap which is hiding the allen screw that tightens the bolt handle to the bolt. Once it is tight, reverse the procedure and re gas the rifle.

[@c-sav5189]

Thank you so much for your time. You are an excellent communicator. If you weren't/aren't some type of instructor or educator in official capacity, you missed your calling. 👍

[@efremendez]

Now lets see if your grouping is tighter and by how much

[@davidgutierrez8297]

Wouldn't any minor deformation on the pellet be null once the barrel rifling carves it's grooves?

[@HajimotoProductions]

Not really, in rotation, any deviation will cause wobble.

[@N71403]

Can this be the same problem I'm having with my FX Streamline? 1-2 out of 11 pellets are hard load and damaged heads.

[@HajimotoProductions]

It could be Jerry. It certainly would not hurt to disassemble the magazine and smooth out the channels and contact areas that may be damaging the pellet. Another common issue is the magazine's alignment through the rotational component, there could be a misalignment in the concentric sections.

[@rayst8794]

Thanks Brother !!!

[@HajimotoProductions]

You are very welcome! Thanks for the comment!

[@mostlytrash960]

this actually helped alot thank you soooooo much seriously

[@shraken_of_darktide9066]

I was wondering if the trigger on The Gauntlet 2 is the same as the one on the original gauntlet I'm interested in purchasing the two-stage trigger you have on your website that's why I'm asking

[@HajimotoProductions]

Yes it fits both. I have revised the website to make it clear. Thank you!

[@shraken_of_darktide9066]

@@HajimotoProductions I'm glad I could help LOL. Honestly though thank you very much for responding to my comment!

[@jonh3749]

What do you do if you have slop? And the glass is on laying flat?

[@HajimotoProductions]

Slightly, very slight adjust the allen screw to reduce slop but still to allow free movement of the carousel.

[@lalnunmawia3281]

Please need some help my megazine ill open it and cleaning now dont known how to fold up

[@HajimotoProductions]

Watch the video as I show the entire process of reassembly in very close video capture.

[@gap9992]

Help please? I bought some .22 Marauder mags for an aftermarket breech made by GMAC for my Crosman 2250B. If I have the gun even slightly tilted up at the front when I re-load, gravity often causes the next up pellet to fall into the space created by the thickness of the cover (4mm) and twist as the magazine indexes. This also allows the 2nd up pellet to partially index and then a big jam Why is the slot in the top cover so long leaving a big space for the next up pellet to drop back into? Is this normal and I should just make sure I have the gun tilted downwards when I re-load? I am using RWS Superdome pellets. Should I try a different one? Any advice would be appreciated

[@oneofthosepeople2101]

Is the gauntlet and origin using the same magazine?

[@jimr7154]

Do you have any tip tricks for the Umarex Fusion 2 mags or otherwise I’ve had feeding issues at times especially with Crosman pellets The 10.4 hollow point ones didn’t want to feed at all

[@airgunnuub8741]

Wonder if this would help any Air Gun that uses this type of magazine. Been busy woodworking to play with my Airguns. Will be on my to do list. Thanks for the video and information.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Yesir it will help. If there are any hard sharp edges they can do a number on lead pellets. Enjoy your woodworking and thanks for the view and comment!

[@nickolasc4167]

Any rotary mag like this benefits from the finishing touches. My Hatsan's are the same style. Any of these mass produced rifles benefit from the extra time finishing the job. They have great designs and engineering but most just don't do the finishing final touches. Screw the warranty do the fine touches and you will have alot less errors and issues once the roughness and sharp burred edges are taken out of the equation.

[@HajimotoProductions]

👍

[@BillyBobTup]

Very helpful!

[@HajimotoProductions]

Glad you think so!

[@colinhooper3521]

Thank you, extremely well done video. Big help for my Kral.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Glad it helped

[@nickolasc4167]

Great video but I kept catching myself trying to blow the plastic dust away.

[@HajimotoProductions]

😆

[@maryolee8303]

Dear Hajimoto I have an Air Venturi Avenger that I have had for 3-4 months now and yesterday when I woke up there was zero pressure in my tank. I tried to fill it but it would leak out. I removed the front end of the stock to see WTF was wrong with it but could not see anything that would indicate a leak . I put it back together and filled it up and it held air. Or at least I thought it did because this morning same old shit zero pressure in the tank. I tried to fill it and i could hear it leak out real fast . So I removed the fron part of the stock again filled it and it is holding air at least for now.. Do you have any idea what is my problem and if you do what must I do to fix it? I love your channel & you were the first person I thought of when this issue came to light. It would be a huge help if you could educate me on what went wrong and what I need to do to rectify the dilemma. Thank you Hajimoto

[@HajimotoProductions]

Thanks for the the kind words of support, I appreciate that. I am not sure where or why its leaking but you can find out by making yourself up some soapy water solution by mixing four (4) tablespoon of dish detergent with one (1) quart of water and spray that sucker down looking for bubbles.

[@steveinla8963]

Yes, I like your videos and mods, thank you. However, it is an unrealistic test to leave chambers empty. People usually fully load the magazine. The distance from the first pellet to the second is greater with empty chambers. That allows an unrealistic acceleration of the cylinder thus exerting greater than normal force on the pellet's skirt when it hits the stop. Furthermore, as you correctly state, JSB's are a soft lead. In my tests where I have shot different pellets into water, the soft lead skirt is ironed out into the chamber as it is hit with the high pressure air blast. In other words, dented skirts are made round again by the initial air blast. This may be another reason JSB's shoot so straight. It's up to the individual to determine which technique is best for his/her shooting; magazine, or single shot tray. Thanks again for all the videos and mods! R, Steve

[@TheDWZemke]

As always nice job. I use a little car wax...let it dry and then remove and polish it like I would on a car. Keeps it smooth and slippery.

[@RGAIRGUNNINJA]

THANKS FOR THIS AWESOME VID HAJI,GREAT IDEA AND IM GONNA DEF TRY IT ,EVER THOUGHT ABOUT 3D PRINTING THIS THING ?

[@HajimotoProductions]

Thanks for the comment. Yes I have 3D printed them in the past but they just are not smooth enough for reliable feeding over a long period of time.

[@RGAIRGUNNINJA]

THANKS FOR QUICK REPLY BRO !

[@RGAIRGUNNINJA]

IM FIXXING TO GET THE NOVA FREEDOM ,WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THAT RIFLE !!! .22 CAL !!!

[@HajimotoProductions]

I really like the concept of the Nova Freedom. It shoots well, produces great power and looks cool. Every must love the fact that there is no need for compressors or stand alone pumps.

[@RGAIRGUNNINJA]

yes sir , i just hope its worth 400 bucks !

[@RGAIRGUNNINJA]

U P D A T E !!! found it for 312.00 SHIPPED WITH INSURANCE - BRAND NEW

[@RGAIRGUNNINJA]

IF I WROTE ABOUT WHAT THE NOVA DID TODAY ,YOU AND ALL THE PEOPLE READING THIS WOULD CALL ME A LIAR !!! LOL ,LET ME TELL YOU I WANTED TO SHOOT LONG DISTANCE TARGETS WITHOUT THE SCOPE JUST SIGHTS ONLY , HAJI THIS THING SHOOTS LIKE A STANDARD VELOCITY .22LR RIFLE ,,,OMG !!!!! I HAVE A COUPLE OF 100 YARD BREAK BARRELS,IT TAKES EVERYTHING TO HIT PERFECT,,, ,100 YARDS WITHOUT A SCOPE IS VERY MUCH POSSIBLE WITH THIS BAD BOY , I CAN ONLY IMAGINE BECAUSE OF THE FLATTER SHOOTING LINE ,ILL VENTURE OUT TO SAY 200 YARDS NO PROBLEM !!!! BEING THE EXPERT LOPPER THAT I AM ,BEEN PRACTICING FOR 40 YEARS LOL ,I WOULD SAY I COULD EASILY LOP THIS TO 500 YARDS !!! TODAY THE ACCURACY TOTALLY BLEW ME AWAY ,I HAVE NEVER SHOT AN AIRGUN WITH THIS MUCH PRECISION RIGHT OUT THE BOX ,AND THE TRIGGER IS AWESOME !!! I DO A LOT OF SHOOTING IN A 500 YARD LAKE ,A FEW REALLY BIG PONDS ,AND A NICE WIDE RIVER ,YOU CAN SEE EXACTLY WHERE THE PELLET LANDS THAT WAY !!! HERES THE KICKER ,I COULD HIT A HOG AT A 100 YARDS 10 TIMES BEFORE HE GOT AWAY LOL !!!! ITS THAT FAST !!! I USE MY FIRST TWO FINGERS TO COCK IT ,AND SHOOT WITH MY THIRD ONE ! MY FIRST DAY AND ALREADY SHOT A COUPLE OF HUNDRED TIMES !

[@HajimotoProductions]

@@RGAIRGUNNINJA you will be happy with it, congratulations!

[@donwilson350]

You know what I don't understand is maybe you know if you put the pellet in and it does a little bit of a deformity from the magazine but will you push the pellet into the barrel and it has to be a soft palate I would think the barrel rifling would put its own form under the pellet when it goes into the barrel so whatever the magazine is doing to it I would think it would counter it when you pushed it into the barrel and less the magazine was actually splitting the skirt you wouldn't want that but I would think that when you the probe pushes the pellet end of the barrel that it would form to the barrel and I think that's why a lot of guns are fussy with pellets and you have to try to find the pellet that works the best in your gun in your Barrel what do you think and you would think as the pellet is traveling down the barrel that the rifling would form the pellet the way it wants to as it is leaving the gun

[@HajimotoProductions]

Hey Don! Well, when a rifle is taken apart the breech of the barrel needs to be inspected to make sure that in the barrel rifling and lathe processes that the breech is not rough or presenting any metal deformity that will shape a lead pellet inconsistent with the bore. When the pellet probe pushes the pellet into the breech the pellet crosses over the transfer port hole, here is another place that can have burrs that can damage a pellet's soft lead skirt. You are right to a degree that once the trigger is pulled a huge pressure differential is formed in the barrel and the skirt is formed to the sides of the barrel taking on the rifling as it goes down the barrel. The Umarex Gauntlet also utilizes a choke at the last portion of the barrel to swage the pellet down a bit. This choke pretty much makes all pellets that exit the muzzle the same size thus increasing the accuracy. The issue is, if there are any nicks, tears or deformation to the skirt, the pellet will not fly straight. Think of a major league pitcher with a nail file, one little scratch changes the flight characteristics enough to cause drag to induce exaggerated flight anomalies. There are some rifles that have a much to aggressive choke and therefore must shoot very specific ammo of a smaller size so the swage effect does not cause damage. When I work on a PCP once of the first things I do is push a pellet down the barrel and inspect the pellet for major issues. A bad breech, transfer port or crown will ruin accuracy so that's where I start. I hope this helps

[@back2backjack1]

Back when I was in school, we had punctuation. Now the computer will take care of that. Period .... comma,,,,, exclamation!!!!!! question??????

[@dannywalker8528]

Don Wilson

[@senatorjosephmccarthy2720]

I just had to bend the top of the spring, so now both ends are bent, to push stronger to keep the spring in place. Then I filed away the part of the clear cover that's pushed over the lug to open the magazine far enough to begin loading. So now the clear cover slides around without wearing on the little lug. Which is maybe why the mfg makes the cover too long there. It's shootin fine too.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Good tip, thanks for sharing!

[@mikesbackyardeh]

Hey always takeing it to the next level eh. Love it ont mike 🐿👀here

[@HajimotoProductions]

Thanks for the comment Mike!

[@terryhebert1567]

Please make a before and after group maybe 15 shots with each that would be impressive if there was a difference

[@johnnybbgunner2136]

This sounded like a simple project…🤠

[@HajimotoProductions]

It really is a quick deal.

[@terrynb12]

Might be a redundant question but will this same principle work for the Kral mags too? Love your videos sir!

[@HajimotoProductions]

Hey Terry! I have not taken a part a KRAL magazine but I see no reason why it wouldn't work. I need to investigate! LOL Thanks for the view and the comment.

[@terrynb12]

Hajimoto Productions only reason for the query is I had a jamming feed where I needed to push the pellet back into the mag and I didn't even load it; I was trying to remove the magazine to reload. Spring seems kind of weak to.

[@denniscampbell8240]

I'll do this to mine to,see if it makes my shots tighter on,paper for hunting ,,,👍

[@jangotherango]

Sigh I can't get it barely got my gauntlet today

[@HajimotoProductions]

Can get it, I'm not sure I follow

[@jimomalley1518]

Great stuff man you need to work for a gun co. lol or do you ?

[@HajimotoProductions]

I do not work for a gun company but thanks for the comments Jim!

[@gordonseybert4683]

Robust?! Mine spontaneously broke while cycling the action and Umarex warranty center will not even return my calls! Robust...

[@HajimotoProductions]

Sorry to hear that you magazine quit on ya. Did it lose spring tension or was it a catastrophic material failure?

[@garypostell5268]

Dedicated

[@HajimotoProductions]

Thank you

[@gordonseybert4683]

15:30 reassembly.

[@shraken_of_darktide9066]

This is a comment to hajimoto or anyone else out there that watches these videos and owns a gauntlet 2 I am looking for a wooden stock or a tactical stock if anyone and I mean anyone had any leads just reply to this comment I would really appreciate it and I also would like to thank you to personally Hashimoto I've watched so many of your videos I bought some of your products for The Gauntlet to I am looking into buying the extended mags the trigger and the super tune kit but I thought I read somewhere that if I buy the super tune kit and the trigger that I need to use the original spring on the hammer I can't remember but if you can let me know I'd appreciate it

[@1OFGODSOWN]

I just watched a video on how and what is needed to fill one of these air guns and they cost more than the guns themselves? It is very misleading when you’re new to this and you have no idea that either form of equipment needed to fill it with their cost more than the gun so even at $300 for the 22 caliber Gauntlet is not such a great deal when it cost you more than that to be able to use it because you will need a way to fill it with air.

[@DullPoints]

Did you find the 3 stage hand pump on eBay? Only $70 and it fills most PCPs.

[@harpoon1harpoon175]

It's "Chamfered" champ, NOT Camfered! Other than that little nitpick, the video is awesome! Keep up the good work.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Thank you for the correction. I honestly did not even realize I said it.

[@back2backjack1]

Glad to see that U nitpicked, and realized it. Just like me!!!

[@philipg7238]

Too cumbersome to fill mags. I only use them to hunt or pesting. But for plinking, way too much work. I can get off several shots rather than loading a Mag over and over again..

[@HajimotoProductions]

What ever floats your boat Philip! :)

[@robertsaberniak007]

I just use carm magazines... they are so much better.

[@HajimotoProductions]

Yes they are!

[@michaelb.42112]

I hate these Piece of SHIT magazines !!! I got ONE shot off before it malfunctioned. It's all jacked up now and I just bought a replacement. Until then, I'm using the single shot tray.

[@0011py]

What a waste of time, who gets time to do that!

[@joshuagibson2520]

What else is it that you're so busy doing? A$$hole. :)