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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
Lost Pins

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Posted by Sid_Factor_5 on April 01, 2002 at 13:38:47:

I was wondering if any one knows where I can get a set of replacement pins (the ones that hold the trigger and springs in place) for my 98. I checked with Tippman's website, but they are charging a buck each! I checked with my local store, but here is what I got: "Those pins are not meant to be lost." No kidding. Well, I know now not to lend out any of my backups. Thanks for helping.

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: I was wondering if any one knows where I can get a set of replacement pins (the ones that hold the trigger and springs in place) for my 98. I checked with Tippman's website, but they are charging a buck each! I checked with my local store, but here is what I got: "Those pins are not meant to be lost." No kidding. Well, I know now not to lend out any of my backups. Thanks for helping.

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