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    Posted: 31 December 2005 at 5:47pm
Ok after i installed my r/t kit some balls started breaking so i went to go open my gun up and the screw at the bottom of the co2 intake is rounded out so my allen wrench will not fit....is there a place where i can get that screw out or does anybody know a way that i can
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There was just a thread on this.  I think it was sugested to get a reverse thread drill bit drill it in then back it out.
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you can get an "easy out" drill bit, which hooks into the bolt and takes it out

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Originally posted by God Of War God Of War wrote:

Ok after i installed my r/t kit some balls started breaking so i went to go open my gun up and the screw at the bottom of the co2 intake is rounded out so my allen wrench will not fit....is there a place where i can get that screw out or does anybody know a way that i can

Are you talking about the screw(s) that hold the ASA (the body into which you screw the bottle) to the bottom of the grip? If that is of what you are speaking, take the marker halves apart; lift the ASA with its attachment bolts and nuts out of the grip frame(yes you can get these out without breaking anything even if they are tight). Now you can either cut the nut end off or push the bolt down through the ASA far enough to grip the Allen head with a pair of Vise-Grips. Then back the nut off with an open end wrench. 

It helps if you let us know which marker model you are using.



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my friend had this prob, all u need to do is get a set of allen wrenches that are "finely made", they have them at home depo and places like that, because the ones that come with your gun aren't of top quality, u can get some from a hardware store that are more precisly made
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ok thanks
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ok thanks

To whom are you saying thanks? Which post helped?

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Originally posted by Bruce A. Frank Bruce A. Frank wrote:

Originally posted by God Of War God Of War wrote:

ok thanks

To whom are you saying thanks? Which post helped?

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ill tell  you what unless my a-5 was used but packaged in the box they gave  me some stipped out alan wrenches
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Originally posted by Bruce A. Frank Bruce A. Frank wrote:

Originally posted by God Of War God Of War wrote:

ok thanks

To whom are you saying thanks? Which post helped?

 

i was saying thanks because i glued my allen wrench in there and then took out the screw

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lol, nice...
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Originally posted by God Of War God Of War wrote:

Originally posted by Bruce A. Frank Bruce A. Frank wrote:

Originally posted by God Of War God Of War wrote:

ok thanks

To whom are you saying thanks? Which post helped?

 

i was saying thanks because i glued my allen wrench in there and then took out the screw



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i stripped an allen screw and the back out thing didnt work for me and i had to send it in to be fixed. if you use it be sure to have it on a low setting otherwise itr will just grind on the head and you probably wreck the screw like i did, just a heads up
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