Tuning Ambidextrous Cocking Block?

I was tuning/modding the MK2 the entire last winter, no touching screws anymore unless I get really emotional with this Saber cocking mechanism. 

For a first aid I will try to find a rubber ball slightly larger and insert 2x (or I may cut a slice from a soft oring), or maybe pre-laod with a spring from the back not to retract at close.

Re-read your comment again, you talking about FX front block or about Saber front block?

....im sure a dealer or FX tech service will do it for you.

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From second one (not from a day one) my toys stays with me, I don't need any third party to mess with my screws or with my tunes. Either I learn to be a mechanic...or not.

Whoever needs a serviceman for airguns...you missed a sport and this is not for you, you shall not buy it at a first place/

This Saber Tactical ambidextrous cocking block have design flaws, tree bigger mistakes and they sold it as is and no update or saying sorry...the rest of the functions is a simple FX copy....this is my point.

........... I freely admit to knowing absolutely nothing about the Saber Tactical ambidextrous cocking block

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And here is a smart guy ^ I shall listen you before I pulled my CC ;(

This started annoying me, I must resurrect this thread. I am not surprised how come nobody from ST chimed in.





I toke it apart last night, and here we are:

- The OEM handle link has a 2.5 mm hole (also the OEM front block had a 2.5 mm dowel pin)

- The Saber Tactical front block has a 2.0 mm hole (and a 2.0 mm pin)

This is a 0.5mm play in the hole but projected to the handle lever = a large amount of loose play and slaps the front block hard.

I don't think I can find that FX link as a stand alone part with a 2.0 mm hole to match the ST front block.

Also I cannot imagine getting the front block from Saber Tactical as a RECALL part.

So I am left alone...the best and painless to get over with it? - me to grab a 2.5 mm drill and do some elbow greasing to enlarge the black block hole (2.0 mm hole on Right side) and find a matching 2.5 mm piece of dowel or rod to tighten down the play.

But a problem still on surface...what can guaranty me (before I even start modding it) that that 2.0mm hole in the ST front block is in right position? Because by design (this what I am saying this is a design flaw and not a manufacturing error).

Hey, Saber Tactical, next time do a better job, because this kit you sold me is a half job done, I am not saying this is poop job but you shall not sell it for $125 USD but like the Chinese friends for peanuts.