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respone trigger

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Posted by tigerstripe on May 22, 2002 at 16:51:02:

I often find that i must manually recock the bolt on my m98 when using the rt on runaway trigger
I had hoped this was a isolated incident but unfortunately others i play with encounter the same problem. It can really ruin your game when your gun jambs in the middle of a firefight. It seems to me that the sear is not reingaging completely becuase the bolt only has to be moved back about an 1/8 of an inch to get back in action
this is not the fualt of the rt becuase upon testing other m98 without the rt this problem repeats itself during rapid fire.

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: I often find that i must manually recock the bolt on my m98 when using the rt on runaway trigger : I had hoped this was a isolated incident but unfortunately others i play with encounter the same problem. It can really ruin your game when your gun jambs in the middle of a firefight. It seems to me that the sear is not reingaging completely becuase the bolt only has to be moved back about an 1/8 of an inch to get back in action : this is not the fualt of the rt becuase upon testing other m98 without the rt this problem repeats itself during rapid fire.

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