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Shadow_Cocker
on November 14, 2002 at 22:34:45

My friend just bought a stock 2k Cocker and he is having some probs with it. Currently he goes through a 68c/4500 tank (full) in about 350-400 rounds. I checked out his gun for him and there are no leaks anywhere in the cycles. His velocity adjuster is flush with the back of the gun and both regs seem to be working fine.
Anyone got any ideas? The best I can come up with is that his valve is staying open way too long and either has a flaw in it or his springs are off.

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: My friend just bought a stock 2k Cocker and he is having some probs with it. Currently he goes through a 68c/4500 tank (full) in about 350-400 rounds. I checked out his gun for him and there are no leaks anywhere in the cycles. His velocity adjuster is flush with the back of the gun and both regs seem to be working fine. : Anyone got any ideas? The best I can come up with is that his valve is staying open way too long and either has a flaw in it or his springs are off.

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