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Re: Could be OTHER Things

In Reply to: Could be OTHER Things posted by Dale on November 26, 2003 at 10:32:24:

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Posted by:
Kyle De_Young
on November 27, 2003 at 11:54:03

It is a BRAND NEW WGP cocker, not a knock off, second, the gun has NEVER BEEN USED, it hasn't even been aired up yet, I don't have a bottomline. I just noticed the problem after looking my new gun over for a couple of minutes. Unscrewing the cocking rod out fixed the problem, but now the cocking rod is too loose and easily screws out. Is there a way I can get the cocking rod tight, but still making the bolt clear the feed?

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Re: Could be OTHER Things Derek "saltnvinegar6287" Meinke 15:41:08 11/27/03 (0)

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: It is a BRAND NEW WGP cocker, not a knock off, second, the gun has NEVER BEEN USED, it hasn't even been aired up yet, I don't have a bottomline. I just noticed the problem after looking my new gun over for a couple of minutes. Unscrewing the cocking rod out fixed the problem, but now the cocking rod is too loose and easily screws out. Is there a way I can get the cocking rod tight, but still making the bolt clear the feed?

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