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Re: Leaking Cocker!
In Reply to: Re: Leaking Cocker! posted by BodyByHostess on May 21, 2003 at 10:19:05:
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Posted by: Razorpb on May 22, 2003 at 18:50:26
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Down the barrel sounds like the cup seal, you'll need a valve tool to get at it. This will will affect the sear lug and will need to be adjusted back when you reassemble. Try this, insert your allen wrench as if you were adjusting the lug, line it up with the feed tube or other stationary part on you gun for reference, back it out 4 turns. Then when you put it back together, line it up and go in 4 turns and you'll end up just as you started. The 3 way leak will just need adjustment. If your not comfortable doing these things bring it or send to someone that knows what their doing, cocker will be a nightmare if you start messing around with things you know nothing about. A tech video might be a good option to become familiar with how the gun works and how to maintain it.Hope it helps. Razor
: Your second leak is a bit trickier. The first thing to try is to increase your cocking pressure a bit. Sometimes this is enough. : Good Luck :)
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