I'm new but need HELP!!!!!

[68ClassicMag]

hey guys first post ever any way i own an automag 68 classic and was working on it and broke one of the set screws on my velocity adjustor when it was screwed on. i don't know if the gun is shooting legal or not and i don't want to take the chance does anyone know if a paint shop could take it out or am i screwed? thanx for your time guys hope to hear from you soon:confused:

[Joni]

Welcome to AO. I guess you need to give it to an airsmith or machine shop to get it fixed

[68ClassicMag]

yeah thats what i thought god i love that gun to :(

[Mattyblaze]

Send it to AGD they will always help you out.

[68ClassicMag]

yeah but i don't konow 1 how2 when i'll get it back3 cost 4 if i can send a regulator through the mailplz AGD lemmie know how:confused:

[68ClassicMag]

also i am taking it to a shop this weekend to see what the fps is it might just be legal (but i doubt it)

[abunkerer]

dosent sound like a big problem, your local shop can probably handle it for less than shipping costs.

[lamby]

What set screw are you talking about? do you have a aftermarket adjuster with a tourney lock? If not, there is no set screws involved in velocity adjustment for mags. The adjuster is a large, stainless, threaded piece that screws into the valve using a 1/8th inch allen wrench.

A picture is here: http://store.airgun.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=catalog.prodInfo&productID=35&categoryID=18

A tourney lock (aftermarket peice) is located here: http://www.actvil.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/eCS/Store/en/-/USD/DisplayProductInformation-Start;sid=fXl0mXOGQXy82TPk07tGn2cqu1xycv6hxhk=?Pro ductID=wRCsFAY7cZ8AAAD3QdylA_2s

If you broke a set screw in the tourney lock, you can just remove the adjuster and use the regular AGD adjusting screw to adjust your velocity up or down.

If I am way off base here as to what you are talking about please let me know, but we need better information to help you out.