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Problems w/E-99

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Posted by:
Eric "Eightball" Ellison
on December 16, 2003 at 22:25:23

Hi all-
I've encountered a discouraging problem with my E-99. After playing a couple of rounds, the gun will stop firing. When the guns gets to this state, nothing will make it start unless it raqndomly decides to pump a couple of shots out. All that happens is the electro trigger clicking. This happens with the bolt cocked back or not, with air or CO2 tanks, and with different bolts tested. I think it must be an air problem, but I can't seem to narrow it down. Any suggestions?

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Re: Problems w/E-99 Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 09:42:55 12/18/03 (1)

Re: Problems w/E-99 Eric "Eightball" Ellison 21:01:14 12/28/03 (0)

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: Hi all- : I've encountered a discouraging problem with my E-99. After playing a couple of rounds, the gun will stop firing. When the guns gets to this state, nothing will make it start unless it raqndomly decides to pump a couple of shots out. All that happens is the electro trigger clicking. This happens with the bolt cocked back or not, with air or CO2 tanks, and with different bolts tested. I think it must be an air problem, but I can't seem to narrow it down. Any suggestions?

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