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Posted by:
Hadji25
on March 16, 2003 at 23:13:26

ok, just got a 99 cocker today, i have 3000psi 45cu tank. I gassed it up and it shot fine for about 20 shots then i had a breakage, when i was clearing the break, I mistakenly hit the trigger and fired once without the bolt in, after that reassembled and tried to fire and it would only shoot about 15 feet and it ate air, I only had about 800psi left in the tank is that why...or did I screw something up? help please, local field opens this weekend!!! thanks

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Make sure the port in the bolt is facing down. NT vantrepes 00:49:34 03/17/03 (0)

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: ok, just got a 99 cocker today, i have 3000psi 45cu tank. I gassed it up and it shot fine for about 20 shots then i had a breakage, when i was clearing the break, I mistakenly hit the trigger and fired once without the bolt in, after that reassembled and tried to fire and it would only shoot about 15 feet and it ate air, I only had about 800psi left in the tank is that why...or did I screw something up? help please, local field opens this weekend!!! thanks

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