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Marker Bleeds CO2 - Help Me

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Posted by Hecman on October 21, 2002 at 03:29:11:

My cousin bought two pump action paintball markers and they just worked fairly good for awhile. Then after a few hundred shots later each one would just bleed cold any fresh 12 gram CO2 capsules put into them.

What went wrong with them?

The markers' models are ZXS-200 from ZAP : Extreme Sportz if its any help.

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Re: Marker Bleeds CO2 - Help Me Lord Bunker 14:56:23 10/24/02 (2)
- Thanks for your advice. Hecman 00:36:27 10/25/02 (1)
  - Re: Thanks for your advice. Lord Bunker
    00:13:45 10/26/02 (0)

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