Posted by: Hons on March 09, 2003 at 18:41:06

: hey thanks for the help guy.. i'm gonna stick with the 2003 model.. but one last thing.. and this is a stupid question but i have to get it cleared. What is "timing" and what am i supposed to do? : Thanks for the help first of all no question is a stupid question... timing is how all the components of the gun work together in order to cause the gun to fire. All the functioning parts such as the 3 way, rod and coupler, secondary reg, trigger, lug, cocking rod, etc. Timing is too complicated to explain really, especially over the internet. I couldn't begin to explain it really cause there's several things that can cause a gun to be out of time. Glad i could help...

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