Project Salvo barrel problem
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Topic: Project Salvo barrel problem
Posted By: Mkwolfel
Subject: Project Salvo barrel problem
Date Posted: 13 July 2012 at 11:06am
Hi there, I have tried getting help from many places and I just don’t
know what to do. If you can help me with this problem I am about to
explain that would be great, and if not then it’s okay. What I am having
a problem with is the barrel on my Project salvo. What I noticed is
that the barrel (which is the stock barrel) is not aligning correctly,
or it seems as so. Say you were looking down the gun from the rear, as
if you were aiming at a can. The back portion of the gun, all of the
body before the shroud and barrel, could be aligned with the can.
However, the front portion and barrel is slightly to the right of the
can. I have tried opening the gun up and seeing if any parts were causing
this problem, and could not locate anything which would cause such a
problem. I have cancelled out the possibility of the shroud causing the
problem, since I tested it without the shroud even being attached. So
from this point of view, I figure I could either have a warped barrel,
or possibly the threads inside the gun are not aligning the barrel
completely straight into the body. If I could get any help with this dilemma it would be greatly
appreciated, because I just spent around 80 dollars on this gun
yesterday and would like to be able to put all of the extras to use.
Also, this gun is lightly used and I can count on one hand the number of
games I have participated in with it, and am very careful with it, so I
can’t believe that the barrel or anything is warped from rugged use.
Thank you if you can help and I appreciate your time, Matt Wolfel
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Replies:
Posted By: Mack
Date Posted: 13 July 2012 at 5:03pm
You need to get in contact with Tippmann on this one and explain your problem to a service representative. They provide great customer service and will take care of you.
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Posted By: Mkwolfel
Date Posted: 13 July 2012 at 7:07pm
I just did and the marker is going in for repair/replacement, thank you very much. Gosh I love tippmann's service haha.
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