Mine hasn't been damaged. I honestly don't remember the spring set up and it's been years since I've seen the part. I'll see if I can find a parts diagram. Does your slide stop have the spring? If you lift up on it can you feel spring tension pulling it back down towards the slide? If the spring is missing or broken the slide stop will bounce up and lock the slide back.
Dear Milspec, I did as you explained in your previous post and it worked! Thank you so much.
By the way, I'm afraid I could not explain myself clearly. I meant if removing this "Slide Stop" could damage the gun and I did not mean your gun.
About the spring, in my case, it is right in place. If I remove the Slide Stop, I can see the spring. Now, I can think of three possibilities: first, the spring is weakened through the time and it is not strong enough to hold the Slide Stop back in place when it is not needed and not lock the slider. Second is that there on the magazine, I can see a small plastic thing on the part which pushes the bullets (!!!) up. I was wondering if this plastic thing is damaged or destroyed. Third, I do not know if there has been something installed next to the magazine and beneath the Slide Stop, however, I think there is only one connection between the magazine and the Slide Stop and that is the plastic thing which I explained in the second possibility.
Ah, well, why didn't you say so in the first place?
That would have simplified things greatly and also (perhaps) modified the tone of some of the responses. So it's not possible to ship the pistol out of Iran for repair and then have it returned to you, I take it? In that case, given the disposable nature of these things and the low cost, I would suggest keeping it for parts and getting yourself another one.
Dear Searcher451, you are absolutely correct. Due to sanctions, unfortunately I am not able to send it to be repaired. On the other hand, I did as dear Milspec explained and magically, it worked! If I had not the solution, you opinion would have been the best.
There's no Umarex shop near me, either, but there is a post office and a UPS operation. Had the OP mentioned at the outset that he was in Iran, the responses likely would have been different. I'm still unsure as to whether he can ship the thing out of Iran for servicing and then have it returned.
Well, you are right about that one. My apologies.
MGM has hit the nail on the head, multiple times.
Have you ever heard of FedEx or UPS? You need to contact UMAREX (I'd suggest calling then) to find out the mailing address, etc.
The simpilest thing might be for you to just take the pistol and the mailing address to a local gun store or FFL and have them send it for you.
Well I think some people just don't get it. In that case, I have nothing to say.
In Benzin's defense, he said quite plainly to start that there was NO shop anywhere near him, but for whatever reason, some people here refused to believe him. Therefore the nasty tones in the responses are the fault of the responders, not the OP.
Some folks owe Benzin apologies.
Dear Nayrb, thank you for being so reasonable. In my country, if someone asks for help, if others do not have the answer, then there is no place for making fun or anything. There is an old saying in Iran: "Not knowing is not a weakness, not asking is a weakness!!!". Therefore, I just asked. I believe it is obviously clear for someone with problems such as mine to take the malfunctioning device to the company to be fixed, and clearly, I have thought of that before, which was not possible for me.
By the way, I appreciate your support.