Pellet stuck in barrel?
well 2 would come out when shot, I have got some fibreglass rod for such issues, but have not had really with the Vulcan yet.
theoretically the pellet should go only forward, but it is a bit of an operation to get the barrel out to access it properly.
good luck
I have seen some photo on a facebook when some one dropped a Vulcan, properly and even the barrel fell out. hehehe there are better ways of doing it. :rofl:
be careful on the web people write just about anything, you can uses flame to melt it if nothing else helps hahaha
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Check out Ernest video on removing the barrel. Then once it’s off you should be able to push it out.
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Good job getting those FOUR pellets out. I’ve double loaded after not cocking the gun back far enough and it will shoot TWO out.
Four, no way.
Hint: if you miss cocking the trigger, an easier way to proceed than using the no-rotate slider is to cock the gun all the way back and lock it back.
REMOVE the magazine. Then push the cocking lever forward and shoot as normal (but without a magazine in the gun.
On the next cycle, put the magazine back in. I find this a lot easier to keep straight in my head than the no-rotate slider (which seems to work only part of the time anyways)
Removing the magazine always prevents another pellet from being loaded.
Other than removing the barrel, the other way to get a rod into the barrel is to remove the probe body and access the barrel from the back of the breach.