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Bolt Sticking?

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Posted by:
m98sniper89
on August 09, 2003 at 13:45:52

On my m98 custom only somtimes when i pull back the bolt with no co2 and pull the trigger while holding the bolt so it doesn't fly forward and slowly release it forward it somtimes sticks while going into the power tube it did that only on occasions with my stock power tube then i got r/t and it does it somtimes is this just becuz the rear bolt is moving into the power tube....it shoots fine oring is good and the power tube looks good i don't think there is a prb it doesn't do it if u dry fire or anything only when u slowly release the bolt it does it on all of m y friends guns but i don't see a prb...is this just how the design works or is there a prb?

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no worries Jack_Renter 17:55:51 08/10/03 (2)

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: On my m98 custom only somtimes when i pull back the bolt with no co2 and pull the trigger while holding the bolt so it doesn't fly forward and slowly release it forward it somtimes sticks while going into the power tube it did that only on occasions with my stock power tube then i got r/t and it does it somtimes is this just becuz the rear bolt is moving into the power tube....it shoots fine oring is good and the power tube looks good i don't think there is a prb it doesn't do it if u dry fire or anything only when u slowly release the bolt it does it on all of m y friends guns but i don't see a prb...is this just how the design works or is there a prb?

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