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I love finding left over parts after I put things back together.....
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I love finding left over parts after I put things back together.....
So, I took apart my UHC Spring revolver apart, fixed the piston, reconditioned the spring, cleaned it up, gave it a full tune up, put it back together and found this tiny little spring on my desk. I gave the revolver a test run, runs a lot better then it did, but I can't figure out what this silly little spring did. Any one else ever have similar stories of errant parts, or teardowns that went badly? Feel free to share.
Tango- First Sergeant E-8
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Re: I love finding left over parts after I put things back together.....
tangodeltabravo wrote:So, I took apart my UHC Spring revolver apart, fixed the piston, reconditioned the spring, cleaned it up, gave it a full tune up, put it back together and found this tiny little spring on my desk. I gave the revolver a test run, runs a lot better then it did, but I can't figure out what this silly little spring did. Any one else ever have similar stories of errant parts, or teardowns that went badly? Feel free to share.
Those are called "bonus parts"
Re: I love finding left over parts after I put things back together.....
at least yours are ending up on the table. I've left loose shims inside a gearbox before....lets just say it wasn't a pretty cleanup.
Or better yet, when you've spent an hour trying to get your gun back together only to realize you forgot the one magic piece that makes the whole thing work and you have to tear it down and start all over
Or better yet, when you've spent an hour trying to get your gun back together only to realize you forgot the one magic piece that makes the whole thing work and you have to tear it down and start all over
Miner- Master Sergeant E-8
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Location : Golden, CO
Re: I love finding left over parts after I put things back together.....
shiftycat wrote:you wouldn't believe how hard it is to install a madbull hopup tracer unit. there are way more parts left on the table than there were yesterday...
That was interesting getting it in there, and one of the more interesting hop wheels I've ever seen. Once you get back, lets tear it down and get everything in there perfect. We can remove the connector box, install a resistor, and it should all fit together much better.
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