Classic Valve Double Shooting

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  • Spleen
    - Malachi -
    • Aug 2003
    • 404

    #1

    Classic Valve Double Shooting

    Alright, I havnt used my classic mag in about 3 months. Before that it would shoot fine. Now i oil it up and go outside to test it out cause my bud is goona use it today and when I pull the trigger, it will sometimes double shoot. Any suggestions? I oiled everything in it before I shot it so I dont really know what the problem is. Could it be that I need to oil the on/off more?
  • Big'n slo
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    • Mar 2003
    • 1909

    #2
    Did you check your barrel nubin? Might be double feeding.

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    • purplemag
      Triple F
      • May 2003
      • 253

      #3
      What kind of loader are you using? Halo B has a lot of torque and will load two balls past a weak ball detent. Check the ball detent nubbin, switch to the rubber ones if you haven't already, they last much much longer!

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      • Spleen
        - Malachi -
        • Aug 2003
        • 404

        #4
        Its not double feeding, im dry firing it. I use a revvy on it. For each pull it will shoot twice for some reason (dryfiring). I havnt shot any paint through it yet cause, well theres none around till i get to the field.

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        • purplemag
          Triple F
          • May 2003
          • 253

          #5
          Ahh double shooting not double feeding! I would do a breakdown of the valve and gun and check for any worn o-rings, cracks in them and such. Give it a good oiling and try that.

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          • Big'n slo
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            • Mar 2003
            • 1909

            #6
            Also check for wear on your on/off pin, sear, bolt, and bumper.

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