Cleaning Out Chopped Paint on the field

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  • dawump
    Registered User
    • Sep 2001
    • 277

    #1

    Cleaning Out Chopped Paint on the field

    Having read the previous thread about chopped paint, I was wondering how other people clean up after a chop while still on the field. My pull-through squeegee does the best job, but that means removing the barrel, which is a pain-in-the- with a full hopper.

    Anyone?

    Keith


    Mi-f33t-R-Wet.
  • TheTramp
    Registered User
    • Jan 2001
    • 4019

    #2
    Just turn the gun upside down, fire one shot, then pull the barrel off. No problem with a ball being in the breech when you put the barrel back in. Of course I'd rather be able to shoot through the break but that never happens in my stainless barrels.

    Note: This doesn't work if you have a warp feed. Trust me on this.
    "Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
    -Charlie Papazian

    Feedback: http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...threadid=40134

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    • PyRo
      President Bioloaf inc.
      • Dec 2000
      • 10186

      #3
      Pull through works on the feild... Twist p/f plug pull out barrel, pull through squeege. put barrel on, twist plug. Entire process takes about 30 seconts.
      In the woods, sometimes i straight shot it, and sometimes i play through, depends how bad it is, how much time is left, what i was doing when it broke etc. Speedball i just play though it.

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      • dawump
        Registered User
        • Sep 2001
        • 277

        #4
        Doh!

        I wondered why the powerfeed plug was shaped like that ;-)

        NEWBIE ALERT!!!

        Keith


        Mi-f33t-R-Wet.

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