Picture shows what appeared when attempting to reconfigure left to right hand cocking. Following Page 7 of Owner's Manual (pictured), quickly realized Parts # 60 (Pinching Screw) and #107 (Axis) were missing, having been replaced by a steel pin. Correspondence, and pictures, to AGT, revealed an un-approved design, origin unknown, suggested contact with Krales. Krales, following correspondence and pictures, said return, via non-reimbursable shipping costs, regardless of findings, for inspection. Declined this offer. Oleg, from AGT, after discussion with colleagues, kindly agreed to provide missing parts, at no charge, if I paid postage ($10). Offer accepted. Gun functioned normally, accurate and holding air, would not have realized any problem if not switching cocking lever. Unknown long-term durability of steel pin configuration, suggest U2 owners, not switching cocking arm from factory setting, should inspect. WM 
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That is quite odd. Got mine from Krale too and the first thing I did was swap the side lever over (all my parts were there).
Sorry for that hassle, man, that sucks. Glad AGT made it right. Hopefully Krale will check the rest of their AGT guns so it doesn’t happen again.
Sorry for that hassle, man, that sucks. Glad AGT made it right. Hopefully Krale will check the rest of their AGT guns so it doesn’t happen again.
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Darylm,
Last year's Uragan .25 from Krales was just fine, switched cocking lever without problem. Figured I'd share in case someone got one of these steel pins. Unknown how long it would last and what damage prolonged use might produce. The steel pin is installed from underneath, not from topside, like the axis and pinching screw. Looks like I'll need to dismantle the main block to remove. WM
Last year's Uragan .25 from Krales was just fine, switched cocking lever without problem. Figured I'd share in case someone got one of these steel pins. Unknown how long it would last and what damage prolonged use might produce. The steel pin is installed from underneath, not from topside, like the axis and pinching screw. Looks like I'll need to dismantle the main block to remove. WM
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Darylm,
Found complete U2 disassembly video on YouTube. Looks like removal of safety, trigger assembly and guard should provide access to steel pin, or, at least, that will be my best shot. WM
Found complete U2 disassembly video on YouTube. Looks like removal of safety, trigger assembly and guard should provide access to steel pin, or, at least, that will be my best shot. WM
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