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Re: 1999 autococker questions

In Reply to: posted by on February 24, 2004 at 14:20:49:

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Posted by:
"poldo"
on March 01, 2004 at 20:31:18

cup seals do that. I got a brand new 03 and it leaked out of the box for about the first 50 shots...then it was gone. drop 2 drops of cold cup oil in the asa and run that through...should fix it. you probably will have to change the cup seal soon though. Oh and when running the oil through, take the barrel off when fireing. oil is a pain to get out and can do some crazy stuff to accuracy.
adam

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: cup seals do that. I got a brand new 03 and it leaked out of the box for about the first 50 shots...then it was gone. drop 2 drops of cold cup oil in the asa and run that through...should fix it. you probably will have to change the cup seal soon though. Oh and when running the oil through, take the barrel off when fireing. oil is a pain to get out and can do some crazy stuff to accuracy. : adam

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