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solenoid (i know its not the right forum)

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Posted by:
ghetto_red
on February 20, 2003 at 20:39:41

i know this is not the right forum but everyone is here was so helpful when i had my cocker (i wish i never traded it)so i figured id put a post here for help. where can i find solenoids for the timmy, im pretty sure that mine is no good, it seems to work for a little and works well wen i hold the manual button on the back of the solenoid, but after bout 3 shots again im back to the bolt not moving. i appreciate the help

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: i know this is not the right forum but everyone is here was so helpful when i had my cocker (i wish i never traded it)so i figured id put a post here for help. where can i find solenoids for the timmy, im pretty sure that mine is no good, it seems to work for a little and works well wen i hold the manual button on the back of the solenoid, but after bout 3 shots again im back to the bolt not moving. i appreciate the help

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