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  1. #1
    bitmonkey Guest
    Thanks, just saved me a load of beer tokens.

    To all those who urged caution - understood, I'm aware of the dangers but mechanically competent and, perhaps more relevant, part scottish ;-)... (Only 1/8th but I'm sure it's running in the blood .....

    Paul

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    bitmonkey Guest
    Oh, one more thing - will I be able to get the valve to close using a pump afterwards - I've heard it can be tough to fill from totally empty with a pump. If not it's no big deal, can always take it to a shop to fill first time.

    thanks again.

    Paul

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    Yes you will - just be sure to cock the action before proceeding.
    Put on heading 270, assume attack formation

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    PS... try not to knock the barrel with the fig 8 clamp off, it's quite "springy, and shouldn't be a problem, but you'll probably have to re-zero when you put it back together again.

    Gus
    The ox is slow, but the earth is patient.

  5. #5
    bitmonkey Guest
    Thanks again - 1 hour to get an answer, wow - what a great board.

    Paul

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