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Re: Problems w/E-99

In Reply to: Problems w/E-99 posted by Eric on December 16, 2003 at 22:25:23:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on December 18, 2003 at 09:42:55

My first thought was CO2 "shootdown" but you said it happens with "air" too. If it does it with Nitrogen/Air too, then you probably have a problem with the grip.
UNLESS you have low batteries... Or run them down during the first couple of games. You didn't say how many rounds you shot before this happens.
Have you tried putting if FRESH batteries and then see if the problem goes away?
Then the only question is how many rounds you get out of a set of batteries and IF that is typical for that marker.

Anybody know how many round one should get off of a set of batteries in this model?

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Re: Problems w/E-99 Eric "Eightball" Ellison 21:01:14 12/28/03 (0)

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: My first thought was CO2 "shootdown" but you said it happens with "air" too. If it does it with Nitrogen/Air too, then you probably have a problem with the grip. : UNLESS you have low batteries... Or run them down during the first couple of games. You didn't say how many rounds you shot before this happens. : Have you tried putting if FRESH batteries and then see if the problem goes away? : Then the only question is how many rounds you get out of a set of batteries and IF that is typical for that marker. : : Anybody know how many round one should get off of a set of batteries in this model?

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