Posted by: Steve "Sneaky Man" Herman on July 07, 2003 at 16:39:30

First, I know it isn't the paint. I'm a sniper like yourself and I always buy paint that fits perfectly. Second, it isn't a new gun, it's anything BUT new =P. Now for the questions. In what direction would I turn the sear lug? How do I adjust the 3 way length and in what direction? How would I adjust the cocking rod/ram and in what direction? Thanks a lot! Steve PS: I also read something about how the exhaust valve spring might be weakend. This would make sense since it is an old gun. How would I go about verifying whether this is the problem and how would I fix it. Thanks again.

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