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your friend got screwed

In Reply to: Re: Air is ALWAYS much better than CO2 posted by gregh on November 20, 2003 at 00:06:31:

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Poldo
on November 22, 2003 at 07:12:57

that is crazy. the only thing he could have messed up would be o-rings...the rest is metal, unless he is using an electro or some other 3-way that i have never heard of. There are the quickswitches and maybe some others that have the sleeves with o-rings on them...but hasnt anyone realized yet that lowes or home depot carries o-rings for a lot cheaper than your paintball store? anyway...they saw him coming and stole his coockie

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: that is crazy. the only thing he could have messed up would be o-rings...the rest is metal, unless he is using an electro or some other 3-way that i have never heard of. There are the quickswitches and maybe some others that have the sleeves with o-rings on them...but hasnt anyone realized yet that lowes or home depot carries o-rings for a lot cheaper than your paintball store? anyway...they saw him coming and stole his coockie

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