N/A Taipan Vet2 Standard swapping cocking lever??

The big hype on the cocking lever on Vet2 is that it can be easily swapped left to right etc, well I just watched video put out by Taipan and in it it looks like you have to disassemble the whole damn gun just to swap lever.
I was under the impression you just had to remove a couple screws/side plate then swap handle and put side plate on opposite side..dont really want to disassemble gun if not necessary or if gun in video is a different variation of the one I have.
Any help/info greatly appreciated before I try and mess something up.
 
Calling Motorhead, Why fight with a gun you don't like. Depending on age and use it probably could use a lube and reseal and flip the cocking lever at the same time. You and the gun will be happy. Just saying..
My gun is brand new, not even had it a week yet.. and who said they didnt like it, what I dont like is its stated in ad that its "easy" to swap sides on cocking lever. I dont consider having to disassemble the whole gun anywhere in the realm of easy at least not for the average person. While I could do it I think its deceiving to say its easy when it is not. I do like the gun but as Ive said before not a bull pup fan.

It's not that hard at all really. It will take you about 25 minutes including draining the air. That video you are referring to is the guide I used as well.
Easy would be 5 minutes, a pain in the A@# is 25 minutes. You have to do more to swap cocking lever then you do to tune the gun or at least adjust reg up/hammer spring.
 
My gun is brand new, not even had it a week yet.. and who said they didnt like it, what I dont like is its stated in ad that its "easy" to swap sides on cocking lever. I dont consider having to disassemble the whole gun anywhere in the realm of easy at least not for the average person. While I could do it I think its deceiving to say its easy when it is not. I do like the gun but as Ive said before not a bull pup fan.


Easy would be 5 minutes, a pain in the A@# is 25 minutes. You have to do more to swap cocking lever then you do to tune the gun or at least adjust reg up/hammer spring.
I’m in agreement here. It’s doable, but not easy.
 
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Easy would be 5 minutes, a pain in the A@# is 25 minutes. You have to do more to swap cocking lever then you do to tune the gun or at least adjust reg up/hammer spring.
I guess it's all relative. I was just saying there are a lot more complicated tasks with airguns than this. Adjusting the reg takes more time if you do it right as you'll likely be taking the reg out at least a few times while tuning.
 
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