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E-99 stuttering problem

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Posted by dosh on August 15, 2002 at 15:37:53:

Hey folks, the local store is having a problem with an E-99 that was sold a few months ago. After the gun is shot a few times, it starts "stuttering" between shots. Kind of like the gun is running out of air, but after it bounces a few times it catches on the sear again and shoots fine for a few more shots. Any help you guys could give me on this would be greatly appreciated.

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Re: E-99 stuttering problem Marv
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Re: E-99 stuttering problem Marv
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: Hey folks, the local store is having a problem with an E-99 that was sold a few months ago. After the gun is shot a few times, it starts "stuttering" between shots. Kind of like the gun is running out of air, but after it bounces a few times it catches on the sear again and shoots fine for a few more shots. Any help you guys could give me on this would be greatly appreciated.

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