Remove folding stock (requires a hex key).
Saw off barrel. Look for a point a couple of inches foreward of internals and try not to cut into the battery box.
Voila, you have a machine pistol. In my opinon it shoots about as well as it ever did and mine has only 1.5 inches of barrel left.
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∙ 14y agoCheck out this vid, it is extremely helpful
http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=DOvD7MfvI5A
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∙ 13y agodepends on which part needs fixed
yes
You have to make one
No, the scope is the hopper. its not really a scope
Yes, the Pulse R76 clip requires a quick wind-up after releasing a certain number of pellets.
Find a qualified air gun gun smith.
If it's still under warranty I would send it back to Crosman or at least contact customer service at Crosman. WWW.Crosman.com
Anything is possible it you have enough money and a talented machinist.
It appears to be getting quite a few excellent reviews from pyramydair. Out of about 25 reviews everyone seems to really like it.
Contact Crosman. Email them. They should be able to help.
See the link below for the airguns they currently have.
Yes, but you should have rail mount base attached on the upper receiver of your pulse R74 first.
No. co2 airsoft pistols in general are plauged with leakage issues, especially a cheap crosman. Besides that, airsoft pistols are not a good investment unless you already have a good primairy rifle.