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In Reply to: Autococker is misfiring posted by harold_ willett on April 15, 2003 at 22:25:45:

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Poldo
on April 15, 2003 at 23:25:06

well i can think of two things that could be wrong. first...try holding your gun at an upward angle and shooting. if it works fine...then your balls are rolling out of the barrel causing them not to fire consistently. hopefully thats all that is wrong with it. now...it could be that your inline reg is dirty and not recharging fast enough. does this only happen when you fire fast? are you using the stock reg. what kind of air system are you using? let us know
then we can help more
adam

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: well i can think of two things that could be wrong. first...try holding your gun at an upward angle and shooting. if it works fine...then your balls are rolling out of the barrel causing them not to fire consistently. hopefully thats all that is wrong with it. now...it could be that your inline reg is dirty and not recharging fast enough. does this only happen when you fire fast? are you using the stock reg. what kind of air system are you using? let us know : then we can help more : adam

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