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WARPIG Tech Talk - Autococker / Minicocker

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In Reply to: Well, I play in the SNOW ! posted by Dale on January 21, 2003 at 15:04:33:


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Posted by:
SPOOK

on January 21, 2003 at 22:43:59

: Definitely Nitro and NO marker problems in 20 degrees.

: Take the Grips OFF, remove the trigger plate and trigger return spring, and CLEAN OUT the combination of old oil and dust. Clean is sacred for cold weather play. Get your denatured alcohol and Q tips out. Keep wiping till the Q tip comes out white.... Do this once a year in the fall and be trouble free for a year.

: Lube with 3 in 1 Oil. It is listed in the Autococker Manual for a reason. Cheap, available, and $5 buys a lifetime supply. Use no other lube internally, externally, bolt, etc.

: If you have a spring tension adjustment behind the trigger, you might want to increase the push a little til your problems go away. If not, cough up $15 for a Madman Spring Kit and have two stainless plus your stock trigger return springs to choose from... Heavier for winter.

: Cheapskate? Just stretch the stock spring a little. People often use ball point pen springs but that is usually to lighten the trigger pull and you need a stronger spring for winter play.

: It will eventually go back but it might work for the winter.


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