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Posted by:
petrong1186
on August 30, 2003 at 23:06:04

i recentley bought a new barrel (32 degrees night stick) for my m98 and i noticed that there was an unusally large ammount of CO2 gas escaping from the end of the barrel and bolt. also accuracy and distance took a hurting. is there a problem with barrel, air line, or was it weather related? (humid 88 degreese)
thank you
dan

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: i recentley bought a new barrel (32 degrees night stick) for my m98 and i noticed that there was an unusally large ammount of CO2 gas escaping from the end of the barrel and bolt. also accuracy and distance took a hurting. is there a problem with barrel, air line, or was it weather related? (humid 88 degreese) : thank you : dan

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