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Spray-N-Pray
on July 09, 2003 at 16:59:10

I recently got my cocker out I found my barrel had gotten bent somehow. It's not visibly noticable and the only reason I noticed was that the back piece would rub a hose of the ram a little every time I turned it. I took it back off and rolled it on a table and watched to tip go up and down. It seems to be the back piece that's bent and I'm assuming it's at the thin area where the windows are. Has anyone else had this happen? By the way this was a stainless steel back.

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Bent Stainless??? Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 09:01:29 07/10/03 (0)

Re: Bent Freak Chris Harding 18:05:36 07/09/03 (1)

Re: Bent Freak Greezypete 20:24:59 07/10/03 (0)

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: I recently got my cocker out I found my barrel had gotten bent somehow. It's not visibly noticable and the only reason I noticed was that the back piece would rub a hose of the ram a little every time I turned it. I took it back off and rolled it on a table and watched to tip go up and down. It seems to be the back piece that's bent and I'm assuming it's at the thin area where the windows are. Has anyone else had this happen? By the way this was a stainless steel back.

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