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    Posted: 30 April 2006 at 1:35pm
Has anyone ever had this happen or seen this? These are the rear strip pins for my A-5. Sorry the pic is crappy but you understand whats has gone on.

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What about it? Did the pins break? I cant tell by the pics.

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Originally posted by iceman1186 iceman1186 wrote:

What about it? Did the pins break? I cant tell by the pics.

no i put them in my mouth and ate them..........YES the pins broke clean in two


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Wow, thats impressive. Those pins are pretty solid.
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What the hell were you doing that they broke? Hitting them with a hammer?
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Originally posted by iceman1186 iceman1186 wrote:

What the hell were you doing that they broke? Hitting them with a hammer?

they were broken in the marker! i was taking them out and half of them stayed in.....


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Originally posted by GoT_DeaD GoT_DeaD wrote:

Originally posted by iceman1186 iceman1186 wrote:

What the hell were you doing that they broke? Hitting them with a hammer?


they were broken in the marker! i was taking them out and half of them stayed in.....



How old is the marker? Did you buy it used?
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the marker is just over a year old and bought it brand new



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That is the strangest thing I've even seen.
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Originally posted by Balor Balor wrote:

Dude it was penguins! They try to look so cool and just when you turn your head BLAM! Your strip pins been stripped!

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i do have alot and i mean ALOT of play time on these pins but one would think that these shouldnt break like this.i guess this is the cause of mass paint flinging

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It will happen from time to time if you use a stock.
Happened to me last year.
The stock puts lots more pressure on those rear pins.
Thats what I was told from the Tippmann Representative at the time anyway.
Seemed a bit strange to me as well, but Yes I have seen it. If you don't use a stock...well...perhaps you are strong like Bull!
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Originally posted by Ken Majors Ken Majors wrote:

perhaps you are strong like Bull!


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thats really weird...
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Originally posted by Ken Majors Ken Majors wrote:

It will happen from time to time if you use a stock....
The stock puts lots more pressure on those rear pins ....


This is good info. I have been coinsidering buying a folding stock as an upgrade to my A5. I guess I will have to watch out for this. I imagine one can buy replacement parts, Yes?
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Have hade two different customers come in with the same problem. both guns had a stock and both players admitted to a few dives while in play. most likely when the breaks occured. when the aderilin is flowing in battel one really dosen't know how aggressive their moves are. like running and diving for the next cover.  Have fun  play hard, play safe, and yes people like me keep replacement parts in stock.
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