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Re: 3 shots at most

In Reply to: Re: 3 shots at most posted by c98sniper on July 01, 2003 at 18:31:55:

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Posted by:
Mike Welk
on July 01, 2003 at 20:33:03

We you shooting a really cold or fairly warm co2 tank? If its too cold or too warm, the velocity will change.
: that solves the 2-shot-at-once problem. i pulled the whole gun apart (including the power tube) and nothing was wrong. other than some pipe compoundtricycle in the tube. after i put it together it seemed to work fine. i still don't understand why it shot at extremely high velocity,then at lower speed, inishing with barely any air coming out.

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: We you shooting a really cold or fairly warm co2 tank? If its too cold or too warm, the velocity will change. : : that solves the 2-shot-at-once problem. i pulled the whole gun apart (including the power tube) and nothing was wrong. other than some pipe compoundtricycle in the tube. after i put it together it seemed to work fine. i still don't understand why it shot at extremely high velocity,then at lower speed, inishing with barely any air coming out.

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