<transcript><audio_33>not that difficult um yeah so as i said once you either glue the adapter or use e-tape it will simply just thread into the original dart gate and we'll thread it all the way down make sure not to over tighten it if you're using the adapter because again we don't want the adapter to break</transcript><caption><image_34>The image shows a person's hands holding a pair of pliers and working on a circuit board. The person is using the pliers to cut through a piece of wire, which is lying on the board. There are other tools and materials scattered around the board, including a red pliers, a black pliers with a red handle, and a blue pliers. The board appears to be in a workshop or garage, as there is a metal tray on the right side of the image. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is focused on their work.</caption><video><caption><image_35>The image shows a person's hands holding a red and black tool, which appears to be a screwdriver, over a black wire rack. On the rack, there are various tools and equipment scattered around, including a pair of pliers, a wrench, and a screw. The person is holding the tool with both hands and is using it to remove a piece of wire from the wire rack, which is covered in a blue cloth. There are also several other tools visible in the background. The image appears to have been taken in a workshop or garage.</caption><caption><image_36>The image shows a person's hands holding a red and black tool with a long handle. The tool appears to be a screwdriver or a pliers, and it is resting on a black wire rack. There are various tools and equipment scattered around the rack, including a wrench, a screw, and a pair of pliers. The person is holding the tool with both hands, and their fingers are pointing towards it. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is working in a workshop or garage.</caption></video><transcript><audio_37>but you can just thread it all the way in and that should give you a perfect air seal in your breech so that's all done you can throw back into your upper if you so choose once you've put all the e-tape on and then that is almost it for</transcript><transcript><audio_38>the upper receiver the only other modifications you're gonna have to do to your upper receiver is to make clearance for our new plunger tube which is a metal one and a half inch sink drain it is ever so slightly larger than the stock plunder tube so these two</transcript><video><caption><image_39>The image shows a person's hand holding a red and black toy gun. The gun appears to be a Nerf gun with a long barrel and a handle on the right side. The person is holding the gun with both hands and is in the process of firing it. On the left side of the image, there are various tools and equipment scattered on a black table. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is working in a workshop or garage.</caption><caption><image_40>The image shows a person's hands holding a red and black power tool, which appears to be a soldering iron. The person is using the tool to solder a piece of wire on a black wire rack. There are other tools scattered around the rack, including a pair of pliers, a screwdriver, and a pair tongs. On the right side of the image, there is a blue plastic bag with a piece missing from it. The background is a concrete wall.</caption><caption><image_41>The image shows a workbench with various tools and equipment scattered on it. On the left side of the image, there is a red tool with a long handle and a black handle. Next to it, there are several other tools such as a screwdriver, a pliers, and a pair of pliers. In the center of the workbench, a person's hand is holding a small metal object, which appears to be a part of a larger machine or equipment. There are also several wires and cables connected to the machine, suggesting that the person is in the process of assembling or repairing it. The background is dark, and the focus is on the tools on the table.</caption></video><transcript><audio_42>support pieces that are inside will prevent it from going going inside literally all you need to do is come in with a file even sandpaper it does not require much to get rid of it but you just need to do enough so that your metal sink drain</transcript><caption><image_43>The image shows a person's hands holding a red and black toy gun. The gun appears to be made of plastic and has a long barrel with a handle on one end. The person is holding the gun with both hands and is in the process of opening the barrel. In the background, there is a workbench with various tools and equipment scattered on it. The tools include a wrench, a screwdriver, a pliers, and a pair of pliers. There is also a small plastic bag with a blue handle on the right side of the image.</caption><transcript><audio_44>can fit inside of the supports and then you're going to glue this piece on at the original height of the original plunger tube so that it gets seated against those supports you don't want to take away too much material on these supports because you want those</transcript> not that difficult um yeah so as i said once you either glue the adapter or use e-tape it will simply just thread into the original dart gate and we'll thread it all the way down make sure not to over tighten it if you're using the adapter because again we don't want the adapter to break but you can just thread it all the way in and that should give you a perfect air seal in your breech so that's all done you can throw back into your upper if you so choose once you've put all the e-tape on and then that is almost it for the upper receiver the only other modifications you're gonna have to do to your upper receiver is to make clearance for our new plunger tube which is a metal one and a half inch sink drain it is ever so slightly larger than the stock plunder tube so these two support pieces that are inside will prevent it from going going inside literally all you need to do is come in with a file even sandpaper it does not require much to get rid of it but you just need to do enough so that your metal sink drain can fit inside of the supports and then you're going to glue this piece on at the original height of the original plunger tube so that it gets seated against those supports you don't want to take away too much material on these supports because you want those
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