BluePoint Fasteners BP-301C User manual

Instruction

Manual

BP-301C

WARNING!

PLEASE DO NOT OPERATE THE TOOL UNTIL YOU HAVE READ THIS

TRAINING MANUAL FOR THIS TOOL AND EDUCATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED

ACCORDING TO THE ANSI STANDARD A 10.3-1995. BY READING THIS

MANUAL IT CAN HELP AVOID SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

Always keep this instruction manual together with the tool and ensure that

they are handed over together to any other operator.

General information

Explanation of Terminology

WARNING

The word WARNING is used to

emphasize a potentially

dangerous situation which could

lead to severe personal injury or

death.

CAUTION

The word CAUTION is used to

emphasize a potentially dangerous

situation which could lead to minor

personal injury or damage to the

equipment or other property.

Graphic Symbols

GENERAL INFORMATION

DANGER! TO AVOID SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH:

NEVER PLACE YOUR HAND AT THE END OF THE FASTENER GUIDE OF THE BP-301C

TOOL. OPERATORS AND BYSTANDERS AROUND THE TOOL BEING USED MUST USE EYE

AND EAR PROTECTION. ALWAYS ASSUME THAT THE TOOL IS LOADED WITH A LOAD.

NEVER PLACE YOUR FINGERS ON THE TRIGGER OF THE LOADED OR UNLOADED TOOL

UNTIL THE TOOL FASTENER GUIDE IS AGAINST THE WORK BASE AND YOU ARE READY

TO DO A FASTENING. IF THE TOOL ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIS/HER HAND OR ANY

PART OF THE BODY, THE PISTON CAN ENTER THE BODY AND CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY

OR DEATH. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT THE OPERATOR OF THIS BP-301C TOOL

READS AND UNDER STANDS THE ENTIRE MANUAL AND COMPLETES THE OPERATORS

EXAM WITH A 100% GRADE. THE WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY UNTIL BLUEPOINT

FASTENERS RECEIVES A COPY OF OPERATORS EXAM AND A COPY OF YOUR RECEIPT

WHEN THE TOOL WAS PURCHASED.

General Warning

Read Instructions Before

Use

Use Safety Helmet

Use Eye Protection

Use Ear Protection

WARNING! Hot Surface

PRIOR TO OPERATING THE BP-301C TOOL, PLEASE STUDY THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY

AND DEVELOP A THOROUGH UNDERSTANDING OF THE CONTENTS. PROPER

TRAINING ACCORDING TO THE CURRENT ANSI STANDAR D A 10.3, SAFETY

REQUIREMENTS FOR POWDER ACTUATED FASTENING SYSTEMS MUST BE

COMPLETED AND A BLUEPOINT FASTENERS QUALIFIED OPERATOR CARD MUST BE

OBTAINED PRIOR TO OPERATION OF THE TOOL. STATE, LOCAL, OR OTHER

REGULATIONS SHOULD ALSO BE FOLLOWED. LAWS, REGUATIONS, AND STANDARDS

REGARDING THE USE OF POWDER ACTUATED TOOLS MAY PERIODICALLY BE REVISED

WITHOUT NOTICE. ANY SUCH REVISIONS MAY CHANGE THE SAFETY AND OPERATING

PROCEDURES DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL. BLUEPOINT FASTENERS IS NOT

RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY SUCH REVISIONS WHICH OCCUR AFTER PUBLICATION OF THIS

MANUAL. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE USER TO MAINTAIN ALL KNOWLEDGE OF

THE LAWS, REGULATIONS, AND STANDARDS THAT APPLY TO POWDER ACTUATED

TOOLS.

WARNING!

BP-301C TOOL IS TO BE USED ONLY BY LICENSED OPERATORS. YOU MUST HAVE

A LICENSE BEFORE OPERATING IT. YOU MAY COMPLETE THE ENCLOSED EXAM

SUCCESSFULLY AND RETURN IT TO GET A TOOL OPERATOR’S CARD THAT WILL

BE ISSUED TO YOU, AND ALSO ACTIVATE YOUR WARRANTY. OPERATOR’S

LICENSE CAN ALSO BE OBTAINED DIRECTLY AT: www.bpfasteners.com

WARRANTY

Bluepoint warranty assures that the supplied tool is free of defects in workmanship

or material. Validity of this warranty is applied as long as the tool is handled and

operated correctly, serviced and cleaned properly in accordance with the Bluepoint

Instruction Manual and only if original Bluepoint components, consumables and

spare parts or other equivalent quality products are used. Parts requiring

replacement or repairs as a result of normal wear and tear are not covered under this

warranty.

All warranties or products described herein, expressed or implied, including the

warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, are specifically

excluded, with the following exceptions: Bluepoint Fasteners will repair or replace, at

its option, any tool, part or element holding that, within 90 days after the sale, only if

Bluepoint is found to be responsible for a defective part in material or workmanship,

excluding normal wear.

All additional claims are excluded, specifically, Bluepoint is not obligated for direct,

indirect, incidental or consequential damages, losses or expenses in connection with,

or by reason of, the use of, or inability to use the tool for any purpose.

THIS IS THE ONLY WARRANTY AND REMEDY BLUEPOINT HAS AVAILABLE AND

IS IN NO EVENT LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR ANY OTHER DAMAGES.

•Ensure that the correct

combination of piston,

fastener guide, and fasteners

are used.

•Check the piston, buffer and

fastener guide / magazine and

replace the worn out parts if

necessary.

•Clean all the parts of the tool.

•If the problem persists, DO

NOT use the tool . Have the

tool checked / repaired by a

Bluepoint professional.

SAFETY PRECAUTION

•Never try to pry a cartridge from the

magazine strip or the tool.

•Do not straighten your arms while

firing the tool. Keep them flexed.

•Never leave the loaded tool

unattended.

•Ensure that the tool is not loaded

before servicing, cleaning or

replacing parts and before storing it.

•Always store cartridges and unused

tools unloaded, in a dry location,

and in a high or locked place, out of

children’s reach.

6. Temperature

•Do not dismantle the tool when it is

hot.

•Never exceed the recommended

maximum fastener driving rate. (700

fastenings / hour).

•Stop if the plastic cartridge strip

melts. Allow the tool to cool down.

7. Requirements to be met by users

(Pre-requisites for users)

•Only authorized, trained

professionals should operate,

service, and repair the tool. The

professional must be informed of

any special hazards that may be

encountered.

•Operate the tool only if your full

attention is on the job.

•Do not use the tool if you feel

unwell.

8. Personal Protective Equipment

(PPE)

•The operator and all other

bystanders must always wear eye

and ear protection and a hard hat.

Prior to use

9. Read the Instruction Manual

carefully.

10. Inspection of tool

•Ensure that the tool is not loaded.

•Routinely check the tool for damage

and ensure that all controls operate

properly.

•Check the buffer and piston for wear

(see table on last page of these

instructions).

11. Selection of the correct fastener

guide / piston / fastener

combination

•Using the wrong combination may

result in damage to the tool and / or

affect fastening quality.

1. General Safety Instructions

The following points must be

strictly observed at all times, in

addition to the specific safety

precautions listed in the individual

sections.

2. Use as recommended

The tool is designed for use only by

professionals in the construction

industry for fastening applications

where threaded studs, nails or

composite fasteners are driven into

steel, concrete or sand-lime block

masonry.

3. Inappropriate use

•Modification or manipulation of the

tool is not permitted.

•Unless the tool is approved for such

use, it should not be used in a

flammable or an explosive

environment.

•Use only BLUEPOINT fasteners,

cartridges, accessories or spare

parts of equivalent quality to avoid

risk of injury.

•Strictly follow the instructions for

operation, care and maintenance

given in the Instruction Manual.

•The tool should never be pointed at

self or any bystander.

•The muzzle of the tool should never

be pressed against a hand or any

body part.

•The nails are NOT to be driven into

materials such as marble, natural

rock, glass, copper, brass, bonze,

plastic, insulation materials, hollow

brick, glazed tile, thin sheet metal

(<4 mm), grey cast iron, spheroidal

cast iron or gas concrete.

•The tool and its accessories may be

hazardous if used improperly by an

unauthorized person.

4. Workplace safety

•Avoid unergonomic body postures.

•Hazardous objects should be

removed from the work area.

•The tool is only for hand-held use.

•Other bystanders, particularly

children, should not be allowed in

the work area.

•Make sure nobody is behind or

below the point where the fastener

is to be driven.

•The tool grip should always be kept

free of oil or grease.

5. Basic safety precautions

•Operate the tool only in good

condition and only as directed.

•Use the spall guard / stabilizer

when required.

•If the cartridge fails to ignite or

misfires, please do the following:

•Hold the tool pressed against

the working surface for 30

seconds.

•If the cartridge still fails to fire,

withdraw the tool from the

working surface making sure it

is not pointed towards

anybody or yourself.

•Manually advance by one

cartridge and use the

remaining cartridges on the

strip.

•If 2-3 cartridges misfire in

succession (without making any

audible firing noise and if the

fastener is driven with significantly

less force), do the following:

•Immediately STOP using the

tool.

•Dismantle the tool.

SAFETY PRECAUTION

SAFE HANDLING OF TOOLS

1. Always make sure that the tool is

working properly before use.

Follow the Daily Function Test.

2. Always use certified BLUE POINT

loads from a box indicating the

type of load, power and number.

Never attempt to use unknown

power loads.

3. Never carry loads in pockets with

loose pins or other objects. Doing

so may cause the load to fire.

4. Never load a tool unless you

intend to use it immediately.

Unattended loaded tool in the

workplace may result in its

accidental discharge by others.

5. Never place your hands or any

other body part on the loading

end of the tool. It can cause serious

injury by the fastener or piston if

the tool is fired accidently.

7. Never point the tool at yourself or

others.

8. Never carry a loaded tool around

the work area.

9. Never play around with the tool.

10. Using or cleaning tools, or

handling loads in poorly ventilated

areas may result in exposure to

lead and other substances known

to cause birth defects and physical

changes. Ensure adequate

ventilation at all times and wash

thoroughly after exposure.

6. Always unload the tool and store

it along with the loads safely

locked in a tool box. Keep the keys

away from children and

unauthorized persons.

SAFETY PRECAUTION

Tool operators and bystanders

must wear ear and eye protection.

Read the manual thoroughly before

operating the tool.

Never keep a hand over fastener

loading end of the tool. A serious

hand injury may occur from

penetration by the piston or a

discharged fastener.

•Always check the tool first to ensure

that it does not contain a strip or

fastener.

•Try the tool repeatedly pressing the

muzzle bushing completely on a

hard surface and by pulling the

trigger. You should hear an audible

clicking sound while when the

trigger is pulled. Let up on the tool

and make sure the barrel is open to

semi-open position.

DAILY FUNCTION TEST

Suitable Base Materials:

Only the following materials are suitable

for Powder-actuated fastening:

•Structural Steel

•Masonry Joints

•Poured Concrete

DO NOT try to fasten into any other

type of materials. It can cause serious

injury or blindness.

Unsuitable Base materials that should

not be fastened to:

Never try to fasten into very hard or

brittle materials such as tile, glass, cast

iron or rocks of any kind. These

materials can break or shatter causing

splinters to fly and may cause serious

injury to the tool operator and the

bystanders.

PREPARATION

BP-30IC is a semi-automatic feeding low velocity powder-actuated fastening

tool. Continuous feeding of powder loads for a wide range of applications,

make the BP-301C tool a versatile, portable, safe and reliable tool.

INTRODUCTION

Never attach directly to a base

where it can easily penetrate like

wood or gypsum board. These

types of materials may cause the

fasteners to penetrate through to the

other side making it dangerous for

other people in the work area.

Never fasten into a base material

that fails the center punch test.

Failure to check the suitability of the

base material can cause serious

injury to the eyes or other body parts.

Never try to fasten into very hard

or brittle materials.

Never attach directly to a base

where it can easily penetrate like

wood or gypsum board.

Center Punch Test

MUST WEAR EYE

PROTECTION WHILE

PERFORMING THIS TEST

1. Always check the hardness of the

base where you want to fasten.

2. Using a fastener as a center punch,

strike the fastener with a hammer

against the work surface and check

the results.

1. Operators and bystanders must

always wear approved ear and eye

protection. Failure to do so can

cause blindness or serious eye

injury from debris, and hearing loss

from exposure to constant or

repeated noise from the fastening

tool.

2. Keep the work area clear of

unnecessary materials and

bystanders that may interfere

with the safe operation of the

tool. Operating tool in a congested

or disorderly area may affect the

ability to operate safely.

Center Punch Test Result

1. The material is too hard for a

powder actuated fastening, if the

fastener point is flattened.

2. The material is too soft, if the

fastener easily penetrates it.

3. The material is too fragile, if the

material cracks or shatters.

4. The material is suitable for powder

actuated fastening, if the fastener

causes a small indentation in the

material.

Selection of Loads and Safety

1. Always make a fastening test after

ensuring that the base material is

suitable to determine the

appropriate power level. If

excessive power is used, the

fastener may pass completely

through the work material, causing

death or severe injury to someone

who may be in the path of the

fastener.

2. All operators must always select

the level of the loads by the power

level number to avoid the use of

incorrect loading.

Safety at Work

3. Never operate the tool when

explosive or inflammable

materials are close by. Powder

loads may create sparks when fired

and could ignite these materials or

vapors.

4. Always provide warnings within

50’ of the area where fastening is

taking place: “ CAUTION - Powder

Actuated Tool In Use”. Failure to

warn others can result in serious

injury or death to them. Contact

your supervisor for this sign.

Powder actuated

tool in use

FASTENERS FOR SINGLE SHOT TOOL (BP-301C)

.300” (PD series), .315” (TE series), 8mm (DN series) Diameter Head,

.145” and .157” Shank Diameter Drive Pins:

•Drive Pins: 1/2" - 3” shank

length

•Washer Pins: 3/4” -2” shank

length

•Top Hat Pins: 1/2” -1” shank

length

•Angle Clip Pins: 1” - 1-1/4”

shank length

•Conduit Clip Pins: 1” - 1-1/4”

shank length

•1/4"-20 Threaded Studs:

1” - 1-3/4” overall length

.27 Caliber - Power Load Strip

ITEM No. COLOR POWER LEVEL

27LS11L3 Green Low

27LS11L4 Yellow Medium

27LS11L5 Red Strong

27LS11L6 Purple Strongest

POWER LOADS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

BP-301C Tool

Tool Length 13.39”

Tool Weight 5.07 lbs

Load Caliber .27 caliber strip loads

(all power levels)

Firing Action Semi-automatic

Fastener Capacity 1/2” to 3”

BP-301C tool can be used for a wide

range of fastening needs on a variety of

base materials.

For best results, read and follow these

important instructions for fastening.

These guidelines will help you perform

the fastening operation most effectively

and safely. Powder actuated fastenings

are permanent solutions. Any attempt

to remove them may cause serious

injury.

This application is not recommended,

but if at all used, keep at least 3” edge

distance to avoid cracking the block and

excess penetration of fastener to avoid a

loss in holding value. Fastening is not

recommended for vertical joint.

Fastening on Concrete

For fastening in concrete, keep a

minimum distance of 3” between

fastenings and 3” of any free edge.

Concrete thickness should be at least

three times the expected depth of

penetration into concrete. The drive

pin’s ideal penetration is 1”.

Fastening to Concrete Block or

Masonry Walls

Concrete Fasteners driven too close to

an edge or too close together can cause

the concrete edge to fail or transfer to

fly free.

APPLICATIONS OF FASTENERS

Fastening wood to concrete.

Penetration of thin gauge metal.

Fastening to Steel

BP301C tool can be used for fastening on

the flat surfaces of structural steel. For

steel fastening, always maintain a

minimum of 1-1/2” between the

fasteners and 1/2” from any edge.

FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE

INSTRUCTIONS CAN RESULT IN INJURY TO

THE TOOL OPERATOR OR BYSTANDERS

5. Never drive a fastener close to

the edge of the base material

or close to another fastener.

See installation page.

MISFIRE PROCEDURE

If the tool does not fire after pulling the

trigger, continue to hold the tool

against the work surface for at least 30

seconds. Then carefully open the tool,

remove the load and put it in a can of

water or other non-flammable liquid.

Never discard the load into a dumpster.

If the tool becomes stuck or jammed

with a powder charge, point the tool in

a safe direction and label it

immediately with “DANGER – DO NOT

USE – DEFECTIVE”. Lock the tool in a box

and contact your local dealer for

assistance from BLUEPOINT.

ALWAYS FOLLOW THE

MISFIRE PROCEDURE.

FASTENER DRIVING SAFETY

1. Use this tool ONLY to fasten into a

recommended base material.

2. DO NOT fire the tool without a

fastener. If the tool is fired without

a fastener, the piston can hit the

work surface causing serious injury

to you and bystanders.

3. Always use spall guard protection

whenever possible to minimize the

flying particles or debris.

4. Always use the tool firmly and

perpendicular to the work

surface and keep your hand

flexed before firing. Otherwise

the fastener may ricochet

causing injury.

TOOLS NOT MAINTAINED PROPERLY CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURIES TO

TOOL OPERATORS AND BYSTANDERS. CLEAN TOOLS AT LEAST ONCE A

WEEK OR AFTER 1000 SHOTS.

Always ensure that the tool is unloaded and use safety goggles before

performing any service or repair.

COMPLETE CLEANING / GENERAL MAINTENANCE

Heavy or constant exposure to dirt and debris may require that the tool be

cleaned more extensively. Complete disassembly and cleaning of all parts

may be necessary to restore the tool to normal operation. General

maintenance should be performed every week or more often if the tool is

subjected to heavy use.

ALWAYS FUNCTION TEST THE TOOL AFTER PERFORMING ANY SERVICE.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Care of the tool

The outer casing of the tool is manufactured from impact resistant

plastic. The grip comprises a synthetic rubber section. The ventilation slots

must be unobstructed and kept clean at all times. Do not permit foreign

objects to enter the interior of the tool. Use a slightly damp cloth to clean

the outside of the tool at regular intervals. Do not use a spray or steam-

cleaning system for cleaning.

Maintenance

Check all external parts of the tool for damage at regular intervals and check

that all controls operate properly. Do not operate the tool when parts are

damaged or when the controls do not operate properly. When necessary,

have the tool repaired by an authorized repair center.

WARNING!

•The tool gets hot when

in use.

•DO NOT disassemble

the tool when it is hot.

Servicing the tool

The tool should be serviced when

any of the following occur:

1. Cartridges misfire.

2. Fastener driving power is

inconsistent.

3. You notice that:

contact pressure increases, trigger

force increases, power regulation is

difficult to adjust (stiff), the

cartridge strip is difficult to remove.

MAINTENANCE

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

1. After checking to make sure that the

tool is not loaded, point it in a safe

direction and make sure the barrel is

fully extended and close the tool to

the semi-closed position. This

ensures that the piston is in position

for the next fastening operation.

NEVER LOAD A FASTENER

WITH YOUR FINGERS ON

THE TRIGGER

OPERATING THE BP-301C TOOL

DO NOT USE EXCESSIVE

FORCE WHILE INSERTING A

FASTENER

2. With your finger off the trigger,

place the fastener, point out, into

the end of the fastener guide until

the end is inside the fastener guide

completely. STOP immediately if

excessive force is required; inspect

the barrel to find out why the

fastener is not entering the fastener

guide easily. Do not continue to use

the tool unless the problem is

corrected. DO NOT use excessive

force when inserting a fastener.

NEVER load a fastener with your

finger on the trigger.

3. With the tool pointed in a safe

direction and your finger off the

trigger, insert the strip in the tool

through the bottom of the handle.

Make sure the load is inserted

correctly.

4. After shooting pull the fastener

guide out on the tool and push it

back in, this will allow the strip to

advance.

3. Slide the front barrel assembly out

of the tool body.

4. Unseat and remove the shear clip

by prying it up with a flat

screwdriver. Remove the clip from

the barrel by prying it up and away

from the groove in the barrel. Use

care to keep the clip from flying

free when it is removed.

REMOVE THE BARREL ASSEMBLY

REMOVE THE SHEAR CLIP

5. Separate the front barrel and

fastener guide from the rear barrel

assembly.

SEPARATE THE FRONT BARREL

FROM THE REAR BARREL

6. Slide the piston out of the rear

barrel assembly and slide the

fastener guide out of the front

barrel.

The tool is now disassembled for normal

cleaning. Inspect all the parts for wear

and tear or damage. Clean or replace if

needed, use detergent oil and cleaning

brushes to remove dirt and powder

residues. Wipe all parts dry before

reassembly. Wear safety goggles when

cleaning tool parts.

REMOVE THE PISTON AND

FASTENER GUIDE

7. Check the piston tip for damage

and grind flat. The tip of the piston

must be 90°to the shank. Grinding

should only be done by qualified

personnel. The minimum overall

length of the piston must not be

less than 5 5/8” long, the piston

must be replaced to avoid tool

damage.

GRIND THE PISTON TIP FLAT AND

BEVEL THE EDGE

MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING TOOL

NOTE: THE TOOL SHOULD BE CLEANED ONCE A WEEK

WARNING!

Remove the

cartridge strip from

the tool first.

The piston is used very frequently and

must be replaced periodically. Typical

signs of a worn piston are broken, bent

or enlarged head.

Before performing maintenance to a

tool, make sure there is no powder load

in the BP-301C tool. When taking the

tool apart do not lose or damage any

other part of the tool.

HOW TO REPAIR A DAMAGED

PISTON

1. All parts should be cleaned with oil

detergent and wire brushes

supplied with the tool kit.

2. Remove heavy dirt build-up with

the brush.

3. After cleaning with detergent oil,

all parts should be wiped

thoroughly dry.

4. Excess oil will tend to accumulate

dirt and dust. Use eye protection

when cleaning the tool. Excess dirt

or dust on the piston and cylinder

assembly of the receiver must be

cleaned daily.

Please review the condition of the

piston to check for damage or

deformation. For the tool to perform in

good operating condition and work well,

it is necessary to disassemble and clean

the tool when the dirt collects on the

side chamber or the tools seems to be

losing power. If the tool seems to be

losing power check for collected dirt in

the chamber, this may cause loss of

power. All parts must be cleaned as

above with oil and brushes. Be sure to

dry all parts when assembling your tool.

Depending on tool use, general

maintenance has to be done every six

months.

Use Eye Protection

1. Rotate the barrel retention clip off

of the pawl using a flat blade

screwdriver or the point of a long

fastener.

2. Remove the pawl by lifting it up

and away from the tool body.

ROTATE THE BARREL RETENTION

CLIP AWAY FROM PAWL

REMOVE THE PAWL

1. Reassemble the tool in the reverse

order of disassembly. When sliding

the front barrel onto the piston

sleeve, align the groove in the

piston sleeve with the groove in the

front barrel.

HOW TO REASSEMBLE THE TOOL

2. Align the groove in the piston

sleeve with the pawl opening in the

tool body when placing the barrel

assembly into the tool body.

Replace the pawl and install the

annular spring.

ALIGN THE FRONT AND REAR

BARREL GROOVES

ALIGN THE BARREL ASSEMBLY

GROOVE WITH THE PAWL OPENING

ALWAYS PERFORM THE

DAILY FUNCTION TEST

BEFORE USING THE TOOL

AFTER CLEANING OR

SERVICING

18 19

BP-301C

Item #

PART #

DESCRIPTION

Item #

PART #

DESCRIPTION

BP301C-01

Guard

BP301C-14

Tool Body

BP301C-02

Nosepiece Extension Cap

BP301C-15

Push Pin (Trigger Roll Pin)

BP301C-03

U-Shear Clip

BP301C-16

Trigger Assembly

BP301C-04

Nosepiece Extension

BP301C-17

Threaded Pin

BP301C-05

Piston Assembly

BP301C-18

Sear Holder

BP301C-06

Barrel

BP301C-19

Sear Spring

BP301C-07

Bolt (M6 x 8) 2pcs

BP301C-20

Sear

BP301C-08

Stop (Pawl)

BP301C-21

Firing Pin

BP301C-09

Annular Spring

BP301C-22

Spring

BP301C-10

Ball (Dia. 6mm)

BP301C-23

Sear Holder Return Spring

BP301C-11

Liner

BP301C-24

Cover Cap

BP301C-12

Ball (Dia. 5mm) (2pcs)

BP301C-25

Handle Grip

BP301C-13

Magazine Catch Spring (2pcs)

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