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Re: Problems Shooting

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

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efx888
on August 14, 2003 at 00:43:35

: I just got an autococker... and I know i'm kinda a n00b.... Well... thing is it doesn't recock... I pull the trigger (Planet Eclipse Blade Trigger) block goes back and all... but I have to manually push the trigger forward to make if go back forward. Paintball kinda falls out. tried adjusting front reg and all... but nothing. I've oiled the trigger... ram... 3way.. all that. I'm new @ this... but does anyone know what might be the problem, and how i could fix it? Thanks.

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: : I just got an autococker... and I know i'm kinda a n00b.... Well... thing is it doesn't recock... I pull the trigger (Planet Eclipse Blade Trigger) block goes back and all... but I have to manually push the trigger forward to make if go back forward. Paintball kinda falls out. tried adjusting front reg and all... but nothing. I've oiled the trigger... ram... 3way.. all that. I'm new @ this... but does anyone know what might be the problem, and how i could fix it? Thanks.

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