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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
Velocity with my new RVA...

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Posted by Joe "RedDog" Martin on March 20, 2002 at 18:11:23:

Hello,
I recently purchased an RVA from Ballistic Sports for my 98C. I put it on the gun and went out to play around with it, and found that with the screw all the way in, I still have to use my stock screw on the side of the gun. I don't think this should be like this so can someone please tell me what to do to not have to use the stock velocity screw? It will probably involve buying a new spring, right?
Have fun,
Kevin Martin

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Re: Velocity with my new RVA... Terry "Chiltepe" Kyle 08:38:42 03/21/02 (2)
- Re: Velocity with my new RVA... Joe "RedDog" Martin 15:30:18 03/21/02 (1)
  - See you at the family feud, Fri last day to reg NT Terry "Chiltepe" Kyle
    23:42:39 03/21/02 (0)
Re: Velocity with my new RVA... m98monkey
23:00:12 03/20/02 (0)

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: Hello, : I recently purchased an RVA from Ballistic Sports for my 98C. I put it on the gun and went out to play around with it, and found that with the screw all the way in, I still have to use my stock screw on the side of the gun. I don't think this should be like this so can someone please tell me what to do to not have to use the stock velocity screw? It will probably involve buying a new spring, right? : Have fun, : Kevin Martin

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