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Some things to try.

In Reply to: Problems Shooting posted by efx888 on August 13, 2003 at 15:32:35:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on August 13, 2003 at 17:54:26

I'm NOT familiar with that grip.
Many however can adjust the trigger return spring tension. You just may need some extra spring.

But If you have an adjustable front reg, it might be set too high. Your should be able to manually pull the back block back to cock the marker with it gassed up without being real hard. Best way to define not real hard is to be able to pinch the back block between the index and thumb and cock it with only two fingers. If it can't be done just readjust the front reg to the minimum required to recock the marker reliably.
Otherwise I will leave it up the guys that are familiar with the grip.

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: I'm NOT familiar with that grip. : Many however can adjust the trigger return spring tension. You just may need some extra spring. : : But If you have an adjustable front reg, it might be set too high. Your should be able to manually pull the back block back to cock the marker with it gassed up without being real hard. Best way to define not real hard is to be able to pinch the back block between the index and thumb and cock it with only two fingers. If it can't be done just readjust the front reg to the minimum required to recock the marker reliably. : Otherwise I will leave it up the guys that are familiar with the grip.

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