Decker9

Hello. I am considering getting a Russian Legion shocker. Please do not say anything regarding the looks of this marker. I don't give a **** who thinks it's ugly, I love it.

I was wondering, how easy (if it is at all) to service the gun? (lube it, etc)

Also, how do you turn Shockers on?

Thanks.

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sharpeye3000

its a shocker so the maintnence will be like any other shocker. just look for the manual on smartparts.com

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darkdragun05

a shocker isnt hard to maintain. Ive taken the entire gun apart with no problems. But you should look at the manual.

Shockers are turned on by a button on the back of the grip frame. You hold it for a few secounds then it makes a chirp, same to turn it off.

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They are very easy to maintain, but remember they are a little higher maintenance, as you will be cleaning it after every day of play.

But as long as you do, you and your shocker will have a loving relationship, which will then blossom into the two of you exploring each other, you will have feelings of touching, and will discover a whole new world wonders, so this one little bee was flying through the meadow when he saw the 12" barr.............err, nevermind.

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Decker9

Thank you....I also saw in my local proshop something that made my day....a "Shocker 101" video....complete servicing videos, and other tips and tricks, such as several installations.

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Nyarlothep13

if youre completely new to spool valve style markers, that vid might not be a bad idea. Your best bet is to do your research and learn as much as possible about the gun before you buy, also compare it to other guns and if possible get your hands on one before you buy it. As far as doing the homework, poppasmurf15 is right, zdspb.com is about the only place to even bother going, it has info for about every single smart parts gun ever made and it is always up to date and very accurate

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lube bolt after you play, lube regulator like every 8-10 cases or something(im not sure), lube solenoid every once in awhile

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