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  • Lone Gunman
    Most Specialest Member
    • Jul 2001
    • 253

    #1

    Reg Valve Pin

    I just got my new mag and was taking it apart to just mess around with it and I noticed something.

    As I took the reg body off and tried to take the reg valve pin out, I pulled off the actual reg pin out of the spring while the spring stayed in the valve body. I finally got a pick and really tugged on the spring to take it out. Is my spring supposed to be that hard to get out? If it isn't, what can I do to fix it?
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  • Xzion
    Official Dragon of AO
    • Jan 2001
    • 1617

    #2
    It's fine, mine does that too, and frankly, I wouldnt really want it easy to come out, that things easy to lose! lol, Ive actually had the spring go SPROING! and fly across the room teh first time I took it out. If you use Nitro, theres little need for you to really take the spring out anyways, if you use CO2, you should clean the spring from time to time, as it works something like a filter for debris.

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    • Lone Gunman
      Most Specialest Member
      • Jul 2001
      • 253

      #3
      Yeah, when I took the spring out it wacked me in the face, that little thing can move! LOL

      I use nitro, so I guess I don't have to worry about it.
      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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      • Army
        Moderator of DOOOOOOOOMMM!

        • Oct 2000
        • 5785

        #4
        The spring is only to hold the pin in place, nothing more.

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