i had the goo too but the case is still in the gun body if you look at it. so all the peiices are ther just in a different spt, dont worry about it
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Yeah. We (datapimp and myself) figured it out last night. I was under the impression that they (sleeve and cone) were two different pieces, but I was mistaken.Comment
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Ok you guys here is the deal :)
The guns ACE sensor stands up and had a hard plastic cone over it. In order to help support teh sensor they full the area with silicon (goo) and it should adhear to the casing.
The probelm is that the casing also has an oring on it that it to keep paint from running down into the electronics if you happen to break paint.
Problem is the oring tends to have more balls than the goo and when you remove the body the casing comes with it leaving the tower of goo :)
-RobertServing AGD customers since 93, wishing I could beat some common since into some of them about 5 hrs later.
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Thank you Rob. That's the answer we've been looking for.
And I think I coined the new term "Tower of Goo" around here.
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Let this be a lesson to you Day...you got no reason to be in there messing around anyway and then what you don't know won't hurt you...
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1) I need to be in there if I'm adjusting my trigger magnets
2) I need to be in there to adjust the trigger set screw
It WILL teach me to post about it without the marker in my hand though... I was just curious b/c It was sitting on Wonderpug's board and mine stuck in the body. Just weird that's all.Comment
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