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paintballer86
on February 27, 2003 at 09:38:39

This is a stupid question but i dont want to have anything break on me. To take out the ball detent do you just unscrew it? If you do do parts go flying everywhere cause of the springs? ALso, how do you clean it? Do you have to take it apart of just wipe it down? This is probably a very simple thing to do, i just dont want to have something break cause people told me not to mess with if it is working. thanks

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: This is a stupid question but i dont want to have anything break on me. To take out the ball detent do you just unscrew it? If you do do parts go flying everywhere cause of the springs? ALso, how do you clean it? Do you have to take it apart of just wipe it down? This is probably a very simple thing to do, i just dont want to have something break cause people told me not to mess with if it is working. thanks

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