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Re: Velocity Probs?

In Reply to: Re: Velocity Probs? posted by tamu on February 14, 2003 at 10:21:45:

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Posted by:
Shadow_Cocker
on February 14, 2003 at 10:36:40

There is no inline on it yet... still waitng for it. The internals should be working really smooth because the internals have been polished as is the hammer.

: Are you using a reg? If not, how much pressure are you putting in the gun? Start with around 300. Assuming your parts are working smoothly.(hammer, valve) The stock rat spring is much softer than a KAPP yellow spring, so that should not be a problem.
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No reg could be the problem BodyByHostess 11:34:23 02/14/03 (2)

Re: No reg could be the problem Shadow_Cocker 21:45:57 02/14/03 (1)

Re: No reg could be the problem Carthage 19:14:02 02/16/03 (0)

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: There is no inline on it yet... still waitng for it. The internals should be working really smooth because the internals have been polished as is the hammer. : : : Are you using a reg? If not, how much pressure are you putting in the gun? Start with around 300. Assuming your parts are working smoothly.(hammer, valve) The stock rat spring is much softer than a KAPP yellow spring, so that should not be a problem. : :

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