One of the guns no longer shoots. Pump action appears to work, but no sound or action when trigger pulled. Is it worth trying to repair or should I replace entire gun assembly? I saw on the internet replacement gun is around $160, pretty steep.
Put the game into switch test mode and press the trigger on the n/w gun. If it doesn't register you need to dissassemble the gun as the trigger microswitch has probably failed. You'll need an adapter to remove several security screws. Separate the two halves of the gun carefully as there are springs and other parts that can become displaced and lost. Remove and renew the microswitch adjacent to the trigger. It is a low rolling resistance switch manufactured by Cherry. If you have trouble sourcing one, the same switch is used as a trough switch in modern Stern Pinball machines. You may have to shorten the contact legs on the switch to get it to fit. With care this job can be undertaken by any competent person with intermediate soldering skills.
Just curious if you still have that broken gun? I am a sculptor in MN and making a piece that i wanted to put a lazor into a broken big buck hunter gun to shoot up at a sensor on a deer which would make it wink at you. thats the plan atleast trying to find a gun. thanks kari
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