problem1

I let my brother use it and he took the velocity screw all of the way out. I've just recieved a new one from tippmann, how would I go about putting it back in??

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lbreevesii

you just screw it in. nothing to it.

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problem1

theres like.. a metal rod in the way..

xjnation

obviously you nave never worked on a pro carbine!


what has happended is the power tube that that velocity screw holds in place has rotated. the easiest way torerotate it to the clorrect allignment is to use a wooden spoon handle that fits tight into teh power tube from the front of the body. If its too small wrap a piece of electrical tape or other tape around the stem of teh spoon till you have a fairly tight fit. then insrt teh spoon handle into the power tube and rotate it till the hole is realligned. then isert your new spring and bolt.

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Lord Headley

Yea, that's an annoying problem with carbines. It can also move forward a bit, but that depends on whether or not you've actually used it since the screw fell out. I like the spoon idea though, i just play the line up game and use a tooth pick or something.

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Slugman

or u can take the gun apart and line up the power tube manually