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E-Blade problem

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Posted by:
Jon "NUTZIN!!!" Mutz
on September 11, 2003 at 19:44:58

I just had an Eblade installed on my chris cole shocktech cocker and man does this thing rip paint! but after shooting only 500 balls, my 68 4500 tank was completely drained!!! the only thing i can think of is maybe my springs need to be replaced with lower pressure ones, and i need to get a delrin bolt, but that still seems rediculously low efficiency. anyone have a solution??

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: I just had an Eblade installed on my chris cole shocktech cocker and man does this thing rip paint! but after shooting only 500 balls, my 68 4500 tank was completely drained!!! the only thing i can think of is maybe my springs need to be replaced with lower pressure ones, and i need to get a delrin bolt, but that still seems rediculously low efficiency. anyone have a solution??

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