tyler m

A slip of rubber band and a *slighly* smaller sized screw driver should work.

If they're too far gone for this simple trick to work you'll need to drill them out.

If you drill them out slowly you shouldnt damage any of the other parts.

Push comes to shove Stampedes are $10 tops, cheaper if you can find one at a thrift store.

Thanks man the rubberband along with a flat head to catch the only groove pulled em right out

K thanks the 8kg is probably overkill

The blue chip on the motor is not necessary you can just desolder the chip off of the motor and the wires and just solder the wires to the motor, make sure you get your polarities right. 8 kg spring will not break the gears just don't add any more springs along with it. (btw if you do this again, I recommend a 5 kg retaliator spring with the stock one, good fire rate and good range.)

What is the chip exactly? I'm not doubting your judgement I just want to make 100% certain I don't need it, as I'm not an expert in soldering and I may end up breaking the chip while removing it.

And as for the 5kg retaliator spring along with the stock, how much range is it getting??

For the first one, you should definitely leave the holes on the back of the plunger tube. These help avoid a vacuum in the rear part of the plunger as the piston moves forward, making it move faster in general. I think there is a small hole in the plunger head that you'll want to fill. This mod guide by SG Nerf covers most of the basics, just ignore the battery part, it's a bit outdated in that subject.

yeah there is one in the head of the plunger. Ill plug it with some superglue thx