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How do I install a flatline correctly?

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Posted by What_the?! on October 14, 2002 at 22:47:26:

Hi I just bought a tippman 98 c with a flatline barrel off of ebay and tried putting the barrel on and I got it in there and tightend some spots with the allen wrench and it can be kinda wobbly if i try and move the barrel with my hand and also.. if I look down the barrel top I think its kind of bent, any one know of a good place to find a flatline tutorial maybe even some picture help? lol thankx:) What_the?!..

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: Hi I just bought a tippman 98 c with a flatline barrel off of ebay and tried putting the barrel on and I got it in there and tightend some spots with the allen wrench and it can be kinda wobbly if i try and move the barrel with my hand and also.. if I look down the barrel top I think its kind of bent, any one know of a good place to find a flatline tutorial maybe even some picture help? lol thankx:) What_the?!..

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