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Re: It's loaded properly. (NT)

In Reply to: It's loaded properly. (NT) posted by RTR on November 25, 2002 at 14:02:01:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on November 25, 2002 at 14:41:10

This is the correct operation. It's a closed bolt marker so the ball is chambered and ready to fire.
Razor

: : I’m confused about the correct position of the ball at the time it is fired. When I take my barrel off there is always a ball in the barrel, right at the base. Is the ball supposed to be “loaded” into the barrel before its fired? If not, how do I correct this? I have a 02 Black Magic.

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Re: It's loaded properly. (NT) RazIII 17:04:13 11/25/02 (1)

Re: It's loaded properly. (NT) Razorpb 18:19:07 11/25/02 (0)

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: This is the correct operation. It's a closed bolt marker so the ball is chambered and ready to fire. : Razor : : : : I’m confused about the correct position of the ball at the time it is fired. When I take my barrel off there is always a ball in the barrel, right at the base. Is the ball supposed to be “loaded” into the barrel before its fired? If not, how do I correct this? I have a 02 Black Magic.

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