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Help! -Zx Core pistol cup seal

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Posted by:
Steven "sleepyguy" Stockdale
on November 13, 2003 at 14:12:35

I just got a Zx Core pistol (brand new), the cup seal is leaking and I can't figure out how to fix/replace it. There seems to no way of contacting the manufacturer of the marker for an exploded parts diagram (which isn't provided in the sad excuse for an owner's manual that comes with the gun).
If anyone knows how to fix/replace or even get to the cup seal, please help! Or if anyone knows where I may find an exploded parts diagram, please help! Thank you to anyone who responds!

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: I just got a Zx Core pistol (brand new), the cup seal is leaking and I can't figure out how to fix/replace it. There seems to no way of contacting the manufacturer of the marker for an exploded parts diagram (which isn't provided in the sad excuse for an owner's manual that comes with the gun). : If anyone knows how to fix/replace or even get to the cup seal, please help! Or if anyone knows where I may find an exploded parts diagram, please help! Thank you to anyone who responds!

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