Might be a stupid question but.....

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  • Marek
    AGD Polka Band Leader
    • Apr 2002
    • 774
    #1

    Might be a stupid question but.....

    Ok, so this might be in another forum, or some other section of the AO, but I don't know where either would be. So here is my question.

    I took apart my gun (cringe) to put in a foregrip and now I don't know how to put it back. (Yes I am a newb, thanks) Also, I want to change the angle at which the macroline goes. How do I do that?

    Thanks for any help in advance.

    P.S. I don't know all the proper terms, but the thing that I am refering to in the 2nd question is the part the connects the valve to the air tank. It's brass and that's all that I know.
    "Yea, well, if wishes were horses, then we'd be all eating steak."
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    • Lone Gunman
      Most Specialest Member
      • Jul 2001
      • 253
      #2
      If you don't have a video and a manual, call up AGD on Monday to register your mag, if you haven't already and request a video and manual. That should help out, then you will know what the parts look like. Good luck.
      Posted by someone talking about cockers shooting further and more accurately:
      Plus, I don't want to see a bunch of stupid people running around the field with all sorts of bad info.
      Everytime you break the forum rules, God kills a puppy... please think of the puppies.


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        • oldsoldier
          just choke yourself out!!!
          • Feb 2002
          • 2459
          #3
          Foregrip goes in the front of the bodyrail. The bodyrail is that piece of metal under the body (the tube thingy ). It screws in. The hole behind it is for the little metal nipple to go through the body, that holds the barrel in place. You cant really screw it up, it only fits one way. As for attaching the macroline; Just put either loctite or teflon tape on tghe threads, then screw it in tight until you get the desired angle. I use teflon tape, as I am constantly changing mine around. If you use loctite, get the kind you can remove (other folks on this forum know what color it is...I dont, as I dont use it). That should be aboutr it!
          X-mag #10. Nuff said.

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            • BTAutoMag
              AO's Problem Child
              • Oct 2001
              • 7199
              #4
              ha ha ha

              i remember my first time taking my mag apart. i had all the pieces sitting on my bead and i was like...uhhhhhh. so i started just trying to fit different things into different parts. it wourked out good in the end.
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                • FrAuStY
                  a.k.a. Tom Green
                  • Apr 2002
                  • 1247
                  #5
                  What you may want to do with the macro line (if your fitting is brass I think thats for stainless steel) But you could buy 2 90* macroline fittings. Make sure they're the swivel kind. Then you just take the brass fitting out of the valve.. clean all the teflon material out of the threads on the valve. Then wrap the 90* fitting with some teflon tape and screw it in the valve where the old brass fitting came from. Then you can swivel the 90 any direction you want it. You'd also need to replace the fitting on your ASA (air source adapter where your tank screws in) Then you can run Macro between the two.

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