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How-To I know I'm always posting in newsgroups (rec.sport.paintball) or on the web asking how to do stuff to my 'cocker. Well, I'll try to list a bunch of stuff here as a resource for you if you want to do something simple, like change a bolt, or more complicated, like change a valve. How to change (insert part name here) on your Autococker Polish a sear/aluminum part |
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I accept no responsibility for the repairs you make to your marker. This site is purely informational, and the information is correct to the best of my knowledge. If you make repairs or service your marker based on information from this site, you do so AT YOUR OWN RISK. If you do not feel qualified or confident in servicing your marker, please take it to a qualified airsmith or paintball shop and have the work performed there.