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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
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Posted by max_blaster on March 09, 2002 at 12:22:20:

if you want a good reliable way to lighten yor trigger find a buddy with a autococker and get one of there old front block hose springs(the springs that slide over the three way hoses)and cut it about 2 coils longer than the stock spring.this will give youa real smooth light trigger that is reliable and it rocks on the RT trigger and saves you air and that painful blister on the side of your finger

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: if you want a good reliable way to lighten yor trigger find a buddy with a autococker and get one of there old front block hose springs(the springs that slide over the three way hoses)and cut it about 2 coils longer than the stock spring.this will give youa real smooth light trigger that is reliable and it rocks on the RT trigger and saves you air and that painful blister on the side of your finger

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