Posted by: m98monkey on January 19, 2003 at 11:44:29

Normally a leak so small that you can't hear it wont' run you out of air like that, however if you really think it is, take it to your kitchen sink. The m98 is a fairly tough gun and as long as you have it gassed up when you stick it in water it shouldn't hurt much. You can easily re-oil it later. So take it to the sink and submerge it and look for bubbles, otherwise I remember losing alot of gas when I degassed my m98, x-chambers hold alot.

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