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.68 carbine vs. model 98

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Posted by Matt Haslett on March 02, 2002 at 23:10:21:

i currently have an old school .68 carbine. however, there seems to be some kind of problem with it as every time i shoot, the bolt does not come back. i'm not sure what the problem is, i thought that the gun was leaking co2 and there was not enough pressure to blow back the bolt, but i don't think that was the problem. do any of you know what it could be? i'm on the verge of just buying a model 98, because i've used them the last couple of times i've played, and they seem to be pretty good. i don't want to send my carbine in to tippmann in fear that they won't send it back, since they don't produce them anymore. any help or opinions would be nice. thanks.

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: i currently have an old school .68 carbine. however, there seems to be some kind of problem with it as every time i shoot, the bolt does not come back. i'm not sure what the problem is, i thought that the gun was leaking co2 and there was not enough pressure to blow back the bolt, but i don't think that was the problem. do any of you know what it could be? i'm on the verge of just buying a model 98, because i've used them the last couple of times i've played, and they seem to be pretty good. i don't want to send my carbine in to tippmann in fear that they won't send it back, since they don't produce them anymore. any help or opinions would be nice. thanks.

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