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m-192 
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 Topic: Spyder helpPosted: 07 June 2007 at 7:59pm |
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ok my buddy has a spyder victor and he made the biggest mistake ever he let his girlfriend use it next thing i know he called me saying his gun wont fire a paintball it fires co2 then he points his gun to the ground and the ball falls out im to busy to sit down and ponder and i have a tippmann so im not accustomed to his gun can you help me help him
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Posted: 08 June 2007 at 8:42am |
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Need a little more specific info from your friend, if you get a chance.
Pointing the gun towards the ground and having balls roll out, points to a ball detent problem. If you look at the Spyder Victor diagram, it'll be part 04GA. Chances are, it'll need replacement. That doesn't quite explain the gun cycling without propelling the ball though. Will it always cycle air, but never propel a ball? Or will it propel a ball some of the time? If never, then I'm a bit baffled. If sometimes, then the ball detent is definitely the first thing to explore. http://www.kingman.com/section/support/diagrams/spyder_victo r.pdf |
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