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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
Accuracy Help!

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Posted by GI_Joe15 on April 22, 2002 at 20:30:06:

Ok, i just took my gun (m98 c with compressed air, df, double trig, ect..) to the field yesterday and it shot liketricycle, me and my friends all used the same paint and they shot it fine while mine broke like 10 times in the barrel (14 in cp). This never happened to me before and i thought it was just bad paint, which it was, 32 degrees competition, but today i shot it again and it still shot with really bad accuracy with better paint, changed the velocity, cleaned it, again, and then shot again, didnt break but bad accuracy, still bad. The thing is that it was shooting really great like a few weeks ago. Please let me know of ne ideas u have.

Thanx, Joe

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: Ok, i just took my gun (m98 c with compressed air, df, double trig, ect..) to the field yesterday and it shot like<i>tricycle</i>, me and my friends all used the same paint and they shot it fine while mine broke like 10 times in the barrel (14 in cp). This never happened to me before and i thought it was just bad paint, which it was, 32 degrees competition, but today i shot it again and it still shot with really bad accuracy with better paint, changed the velocity, cleaned it, again, and then shot again, didnt break but bad accuracy, still bad. The thing is that it was shooting really great like a few weeks ago. Please let me know of ne ideas u have. : Thanx, Joe

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