Cobra gun repair

Here is the manual. It is also called a Cobra

To load nails,turn gun upside
down and tilt the gun so the side
with the nail icon "T" and staple
remaining window is facing down
(Fig. 3). Load by leaning rack of
nails tight against inside of staple
chamber in housing (Fig. 3). Be
sure to insert nails with point of
nail facing upwards. The gun may
jam if nails are inserted in the
wrong side of housing.


https://www.manualslib.com/manual/794561/Cobra-8000.html?page=4

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go google and type in --- schematic /parts diagram for cobra 8000 staple gun-- there may be a pdf version to down load
you may find a manufacturer site with a contact number / e-mail that you can contact

Almost any hardware store. It fires T52 staples in various lengths

Take it to home depot or lowes, they will sell you the right ones.

IT OPENS FROM THE FRONT BUT THE WEB SITE IS ACTING FUNNY FOR THE POWER SHOT COBRA STAPLERS TO GET YOU AN ANSWER

Radar detectors are not police detectors. Radar detectors only alert to police when the police have their radar guns turned on. Most police officers operate their radar guns in "instant-on" mode rather than leaving their radar guns turned on continuously. Instant-on operation involves very briefly turning the radar gun on for up to a second or two in order to get a vehicle's speed.

Cobra radar detectors are known to have great difficulty detecting the 35.5 Ka band radar gun frequency. This should be considered a serious problem since 35.5 Ka is the second most popular Ka radar gun frequency following the most commonly encountered 34.7 Ka radar gun frequency. There isn't much that Cobra can do about this issue since their competitors hold all of the really good patented solutions for detecting 35.5 Ka police radar while ignoring false alerts caused on this frequency due to other radar detectors.

Its all marketing hype. Cobra breaks up the three X, K and Ka bands into sub-bands, and they do the same for the single 904nm laser wavelength. There are no sub-bands for X or K band. In the USA, Ka band radar guns operate on three Ka band frequencies: 33.8, 34.7 nd 35.5 MHz. Cobra also breaks up the single laser band based on the known pulse rates of various laser gun models. Yet in general if you get a laser alert from a nearby cop then likely you have been tagged and will be getting a ticket.

Try home depot

* Never leave the gun unattended if it's plugged in. * Don't forget to unplug the gun when finished.

X, K, and Ka Superwide are the radar bands that are used by police radar guns. X band was the first band used for by radar guns, but is now the least used. All radar detectors that we carry detect all 3 of these bands.