i forgot the question?
anyways, a bearing king came w/a spare fixed axle, just to add to the confusion here.
the bearing king replacement tip kit you can get from II, has two loaded bearing axles.
if you want to do two rip-cords, you need two more bearings for the insides.
gunhawk, if you remove the tip from the ripcord, you will see the fixed tip has a round end where it enters the
body, that recess in the body is exactly the size to receive the bearing from the bearing king axle.
when you open the top and look into the bottom of the body, you will see a round hole there too, it wil take the other
bearing, you just have to shove it in there, it is a tight fit, but it's just plastic, so you know, just tap it in with something, then you can put the bk tip in from the bottom, replace the little oring, and you are done.
honestly it's very easy, i have even done it sober.
