Thankyou for your kind comment but I see your questions have been fully answered by @riverrun and @Fergiebilly.
P. Sorry for my late reply, I have only just turned my device back on. 
It's a common problem with a razor that has not been used or cleaned for a while .is it fixable? It may be with a good soaking and a clean but there are no guarantees but if it's cheap enough it may be worth a punt . P.
Bicarbonate of soda and an old toothbrush. There are many other kitchen or bathroom cleaners that would probably work also. P.
Personnaly I Would Avoid Any Repeater that Does Not Pull Out or Open..In Fact..I Would Avoid Any Razor that has a Hint of a Fault..Sellers Often F them Up Mucking around with Em..Very Common..Get a Good Un or Dont Bother is My Advice..People are People & Most Aint that Bright & they Break Em..Then they DONT Own Up Like Children..
Thanks, maybe best to stay away then. It's a good price so far but don't want to end up with rubbish.Personnaly I Would Avoid Any Repeater that Does Not Pull Out or Open..In Fact..I Would Avoid Any Razor that has a Hint of a Fault..Sellers Often F them Up Mucking around with Em..Very Common..Get a Good Un or Dont Bother is My Advice..People are People & Most Aint that Bright & they Break Em..Then they DONT Own Up Like Children..
Billy
P .I Have Imported Well Over 100 Razors from the USA..I Have Been Caught with Custom Charges about 8 Times in that Figure or Less..They are All USA Versions..Schick Razors were Not Aimed at Europe at that Time & Were Normally Brought in By Individual High End Barbers or Retailers in London or Say Paris or Somewhere..
Thank you for all the knowledge, I love to know what i can about the razors I own/want to own. I'd rather not tinker as I don't want to damage such a great razor, however I definitely want to own a working condition one still.I Have Imported Well Over 100 Razors from the USA..I Have Been Caught with Custom Charges about 8 Times in that Figure or Less..They are All USA Versions..Schick Razors were Not Aimed at Europe at that Time & Were Normally Brought in By Individual High End Barbers or Retailers in London or Say Paris or Somewhere..
Loading One Blade into a Magazine is Quite Illogical as its a Complex Long Road..Also..Loading One Blade in the Mag Can Seriously Jam it Up..The Blade is Thinner & Can Get Hung Up Solid..The Blades Often Will Not Feed through the Exit Slot..Like Putting the Wrong Coin in a Slot Machine..
As I Said..You Can Get it Away it for a Moment..Then Bang..Jam..Razor Jammed..Another thing..Many of the Original Magazines are Damaged..Most of Em..They were Disposable..The Magazine & Blades Came Factory Pre Loaded..These Razors were Never Meant to be Opened & Closed at Random..They are Not Tinker Proof & Most Folks Tinker with Em & Muck Em Up..These Razors are Also Very Old..Exceptional Design..Its a Wonder they Survive Intact at All..Thats Why NOS Ones Fetch High Prices..
But..Hey..Feel Free to Tinker..Its You're Razor..
Billy
I too would like a working repeating Schick, and I am still on the look out for one, fortunately I bagged a Schick B2 recently which I am very pleased with. It shaves really well, but at first when I found part of the spring mechanism was missing I was a bit disappointed. However after much googling and advice from those such as @Fergiebilly it became clear that loading a modern blade by hand was the best and safest option.
http://theshavingroom.co.uk/communi...ry-2018-acquisitions.46206/page-5#post-697940, so they do come up occasionally in the UK on eBay, but prices do vary.
