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one quick timing question

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Posted by Poldo on October 27, 2002 at 19:41:20:

ok i have a small amount of blow back coming out of the feed tube. im talking very small. anyway...in order to fix this...i think i need to do something to the hammer lug. but im not sure as to what. if im right...someone tell me which way to turn it. if im wrong...someone please guide me in the right direction.
thanks
adam

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: ok i have a small amount of blow back coming out of the feed tube. im talking very small. anyway...in order to fix this...i think i need to do something to the hammer lug. but im not sure as to what. if im right...someone tell me which way to turn it. if im wrong...someone please guide me in the right direction. : thanks : adam

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