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Re: Screw on bottom of front block?

In Reply to: Screw on bottom of front block? posted by paint_fodder on September 09, 2003 at 17:30:41:

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Posted by:
Mijintel
on September 12, 2003 at 04:31:40

dont heat up anything, dont liten to thesse guys, it comes right off, if not go to a paintball shop they usally have alot of exp with these things, just put some beef in it man, one good tight yank! remember, dont heat up anything

: I just bought a 500psi mini guage for my '99 cocker. I want to put it in place of the screw on the bottom of the front block...except I can't get the screw off. Does anyone know if they use red locktite on these? Because that sure is what it feels like. Thanks.

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: dont heat up anything, dont liten to thesse guys, it comes right off, if not go to a paintball shop they usally have alot of exp with these things, just put some beef in it man, one good tight yank! remember, dont heat up anything : : : I just bought a 500psi mini guage for my '99 cocker. I want to put it in place of the screw on the bottom of the front block...except I can't get the screw off. Does anyone know if they use red locktite on these? Because that sure is what it feels like. Thanks.

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