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Should I fix it? (Further thoughts, too)

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Posted by Mike "MJP" Pfeffer on September 09, 2002 at 07:32:22:

In Reply to: Re: Spyder 2000: should I fix it? posted by Hellrazor on September 06, 2002 at 17:52:59:

Well, the way a Spyder 2K works is that when you pull back on the snap-cocker, it pulls the bolt and hammer back with it. I don't know if that makes it a true rear-cocker, but unlike a different gun with the cocking knob on the side or extending directly out the back, the snap-cocker is the only way to charge the bolt. The snap-cocker itself fell out. I don't have my diagram with me; I think it's on Kingman's website if you want to give it a looksee.

A further thought- which is better if I do get a 98? A Boomie or a Flatline?

: What do you mean, fell out? Stripped threads? Lost the connecting bolt? Just go down to the hardware store and get another screw for the frame. Don't have the TPI handy, but just take the body and test it there. LMK on the snap bolt. Hellrazor out.

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: Well, the way a Spyder 2K works is that when you pull back on the snap-cocker, it pulls the bolt and hammer back with it. I don't know if that makes it a true rear-cocker, but unlike a different gun with the cocking knob on the side or extending directly out the back, the snap-cocker is the only way to charge the bolt. The snap-cocker itself fell out. I don't have my diagram with me; I think it's on Kingman's website if you want to give it a looksee. : A further thought- which is better if I do get a 98? A Boomie or a Flatline? : : What do you mean, fell out? Stripped threads? Lost the connecting bolt? Just go down to the hardware store and get another screw for the frame. Don't have the TPI handy, but just take the body and test it there. LMK on the snap bolt. Hellrazor out.

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