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WARPIG Tech Talk - Shocker
Re: what gear should you always have with you??
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Posted by Chris "Long Ball" Campbell on December 24, 2001 at 02:46:02:

In Reply to: Re: what gear should you always have with you?? posted by gradymeister on Novembe r 09, 2001 at 22:24:03:

: : There isnt much. The shocker is a pretty solid gun. If anything, keep a tube of dow 33 grease, just incase, but I have never had to use it at a field. Just bring the usual (screwdriver, allen keys, etc...)

: Keep an extra battery with you. I had mine go dead on the field and it sucked. I will have a 9volt adaptor for it soon and won't need to buy stock batteries.

I keep everything I would need to completely dismantle my gun and put it back to gether again. Any little tool you might need dont expect other people to have because they are expecting you to have it.

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