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broke other one... dude i dunno anythin really bout cockers... well i could learn but id brake it. ill wait till i can get someone to look at it i think i got it to go up... dunno why it leaks.. i just turn the reg up and it leaks but it shoots 250 fine it may be at like 270-280 now dunno but its shootin money w/ 250 but i would like to get it a lil higher
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Swing by Ballbusters and let them take a look at it.
Have you tried to adjust the IVG (the screw in the back of the gun)? Take out the cocking rod, put in an allen (3/16 I think?) and turn it in about half a turn. This should bump your velocity up. |
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Yeah, Camo makes a good point. You really want to sweet spot the reg, find the point where there is the greatest amount of air flow before you see a drop in pressure again. However, that's something you can to get to later.
Tell us everything you can about it so we can sit here and ponder. There's a lot to learn when you're new to cockers but the most important thing is to get it working, and leave it working. The marker itself is not really that complicated at all, there's just all these horror stories out there because other people didn't know how to fix theirs, or most likely, leave it alone in the first place. Like Deep said, give the details. |
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