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Head Hunter has a BIG Suggestion

In Reply to: Orracle help posted by diginerd on April 08, 2003 at 02:03:16:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on April 09, 2003 at 16:39:29

Key words: "Right out of the Box"
Put two drop of 3:1 Oil or other recommended lube in you ASA, Take off you barrel unless you like to clean oil out of you barrel, and dry fire it 30 times or so. Then re chrono.
You don't know how many "NEW" guns shoot irregularly because the regs are assembled without lube....
All shots within 25 fps is reasonable with field paint.
5-10 fps with quality paint is good.
All shots within 5 fps or less is outstanding..

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: Key words: "Right out of the Box" : Put two drop of 3:1 Oil or other recommended lube in you ASA, Take off you barrel unless you like to clean oil out of you barrel, and dry fire it 30 times or so. Then re chrono. : You don't know how many "NEW" guns shoot irregularly because the regs are assembled without lube.... : All shots within 25 fps is reasonable with field paint. : 5-10 fps with quality paint is good. : All shots within 5 fps or less is outstanding..

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