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Posted by:
Mike Welk
on June 29, 2003 at 22:36:52

When i removed my left side receiver, I put my velocity screw all the way in. Well after I did my stuff I put the cover back on, with no pieces left over and the velocity screw in. Wherever my screw went, I dunno but I lost it some how it just fell out. But besides that, I still played a game without the velocity screw. I put a reader up to the barrel and it showed 195 fps. Is that right? With no velocity screw in, it would be that low? Any Ideas?
Oh and would a regular parts kit for the 98 come with a velocity screw? or would I have to go to Tippmann for that?

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: When i removed my left side receiver, I put my velocity screw all the way in. Well after I did my stuff I put the cover back on, with no pieces left over and the velocity screw in. Wherever my screw went, I dunno but I lost it some how it just fell out. But besides that, I still played a game without the velocity screw. I put a reader up to the barrel and it showed 195 fps. Is that right? With no velocity screw in, it would be that low? Any Ideas? : Oh and would a regular parts kit for the 98 come with a velocity screw? or would I have to go to Tippmann for that?

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