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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom

Re: My m98c doesn't shoot as far and balls don't break

In Reply to: Re: My m98c doesn't shoot as far and balls don't break posted by moosecustome on August 27, 2003 at 22:32:25:


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Posted by:
Clayphoto

on August 28, 2003 at 08:36:03

I would say the best thing to do is just take it to a Pro-Shop and have them fix it. Will cost you a bit, but they can also make sure it gets fixed right without any guess work. And doing that may be cheaper than re-doing a botched repair job.

If you want to know exactly what went wrong and why, just ask to watch them do the repair.

Clayton

: you need a touch of locktite (if i remember correctly it will be a red 253 locktite, for sure red locktite) on the screws then don't gas the marker imediately or you will spring a leak wait a day at least, the rebuild kit is all new springs seals pins, plus a few extra small parts incase you loose one it does not come with a new sear or hammer or powertube
: there are 2 parts kits for this marker the o-ring kit and the rebuild kit which includes the above

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: : The screws will leak air out of them if they aren't tight enough. I stretched the spring out a lil bit and it shoots better now...what do i do with the rebuild kit rebuild the whole gun? nothing is wrong with it everything is in good shape there are no marks that show sign of wear on the bolt of sear and the orings are good looking but i did buy the oring kit


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