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Re: How to care for a marker

In Reply to: Re: How to care for a marker posted by shadow_walker on February 02, 2003 at 16:57:15:

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mudslide
on February 03, 2003 at 11:43:19

Well as I am the proud owner of a sypder myself I will give you a few pointers...
First and most important have some gun oil (aviable at any paintball shop) and secondly you will want to make sure there is no paint left inside or outside of the gun or barrel. So clean that stuff up after playing with your gun. Easy way to do this is take the gun apart and removing the hammer and bolt and just cleaning that stuff up. Then a little oil on those things put them back and they are clean.

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: Well as I am the proud owner of a sypder myself I will give you a few pointers... : First and most important have some gun oil (aviable at any paintball shop) and secondly you will want to make sure there is no paint left inside or outside of the gun or barrel. So clean that stuff up after playing with your gun. Easy way to do this is take the gun apart and removing the hammer and bolt and just cleaning that stuff up. Then a little oil on those things put them back and they are clean.

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