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BOLT STICK!! HELP PLEASE!!

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Posted by:
Nigma
on June 27, 2003 at 15:44:55

i have a 99 cocker with quite a few upgrades including a akalmp stainless steel lighting bolt. the gun fires fine all the time when aiming slighty or completely tilted downwards. ( as in i can shoot my foot just fine) But when i'm aiming higher than level, say to lob a few balls at distance players, when i pull the trigger back to fire, it stays in the back position as does my bolt and gets stuck until i push the trigger back up manually. it gets quite annoying u guys have any ideas??

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Re: BOLT STICK!! HELP PLEASE!! Kyle Wolfe 18:37:17 06/30/03 (0)

Re: BOLT STICK!! HELP PLEASE!! Greezypete 21:17:35 06/27/03 (1)

Re: BOLT STICK!! HELP PLEASE!! Greezypete 21:23:07 06/27/03 (0)

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: i have a 99 cocker with quite a few upgrades including a akalmp stainless steel lighting bolt. the gun fires fine all the time when aiming slighty or completely tilted downwards. ( as in i can shoot my foot just fine) But when i'm aiming higher than level, say to lob a few balls at distance players, when i pull the trigger back to fire, it stays in the back position as does my bolt and gets stuck until i push the trigger back up manually. it gets quite annoying u guys have any ideas??

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