Posted by: Clayphoto on September 03, 2003 at 09:44:54

If you bought the gun from your local paintball shop, it's a defiante take it there. If you gun is still under warrenty, then most gun shops will fix it on the spot, and Tippmann will send them the replacement parts. If you did NOT buy the gun from that shop, it's up to your and your confidence level. I myself would contact Tippman if it was a bottomline that was bad as they are not difficult to change. If it was an airline, then I'd take it to the shop and fork over whatever money they want (which shouldn't be to much). Clayton : now my gun has sprung an air leak. it sounds like it is comming from the ASA adaptor but im not sure. should i take it to mt local paintball gun doctor or send it back to tippmann? : thank you : dan

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