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Posted by:
DukieNukem
on September 02, 2003 at 20:00:22

so how do i adjust velocity? do i screw/unscrew the thing under the bolt? and also i have a system x hinge frame but the trigger is way the hell out there and the pull is about a half mile, so how do i adjust it to make the trigger pull shorter? also, i have a system x on/off drop forward and my nitro is stuck inside, and ive taken off the whole thing and unscrewed the elbow and the screw and everything and ive drowned it in wd40 but i still cant get the tank out. please help me out.

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: so how do i adjust velocity? do i screw/unscrew the thing under the bolt? and also i have a system x hinge frame but the trigger is way the hell out there and the pull is about a half mile, so how do i adjust it to make the trigger pull shorter? also, i have a system x on/off drop forward and my nitro is stuck inside, and ive taken off the whole thing and unscrewed the elbow and the screw and everything and ive drowned it in wd40 but i still cant get the tank out. please help me out.

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