------------------Daisy 2003 full auto plans--------------------

See Figures #1, #2, and #3 in attached image for reference.

Step #1(see Fig #1) - You need a .062" diameter steel pin cut to 
.187" in length, this will act as your "Shim pin", You need to 
insert this pin directly infront of the "Sear Pin", this 
prevents the hammer from catching onto the "Sear" as long as 
the trigger is being pulled, this is the MAIN part of the 
modification.

Step #2(see Fig #2) - Cut or grind the bottom of the "Feed 
Release" to the diminsions specified in Fig #2.

Step #3(see Fig #3) - Cut or grind the rear tab of the 
"Disconnector" to .062" as shown in Figure #3, you may also 
choose to remove the "Disconnector" all together, It serves no 
purpose in full auto mode except to slow down the rate of fire 
a little, the advantages to completely removing the "Disconnector
" are 1....You will notice far fewer jams, 2....You will get more
 shots per CO2 cartridge, and 3....The trigger pull will be 
somewhat lighter, however removing the "Disconnector" WILL 
increase your rate of fire a bit, this may be viewed as an 
advantage or a disadvantage...it depends on who you ask.

That's all there is to it, when you have the pistol reassembled 
you can test it by holding the trigger and pulling the slide all
 the way to the rear simultaneously, if the bolt does not lock 
back while the trigger is being pulled then the conversion was 
a success. After this you may wish to test with live ammo, in 
full auto mode this gun feeds MUCH better with steel BBs(which 
can be used in the same magazine that was intended for pellets)
, pellets WILL JAM!