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Date Posted: 03:01:55 02/11/03 Tue
Author: B-Johnson
Author Host/IP: 66.71.91.196
Subject: Re: Madman Spring kit for F4
In reply to: Big_Mac 's message, "Re: Madman Spring kit for F4" on 15:01:10 02/05/03 Wed

Thanks Big Mac. it has been so long since i have played, i only recall how hard this thing cycles. after posting this, i began thinking, i should check the "recock" adjustment in the ventury bolt before exploring new spring combos. After adding co2 tank-tube, v-bolt, and custom turbo valve, we had to clip the rear spring in order to slow it down enough to be allowed to play in warm weather. my gun is not with me now, but i will check the v-bolt when i get a chance. Thanks again.

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