I plugged my SM750 and for some reason I pump it 30 times and nothing explodes, it is amazing, and the pump is plugged, I'm sure (the distance gets greater with every pump).
Do I Have A Magic Sm750?
It can take 30 pumps with no leaks!
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pulletman
, Mar 20 2008 05:20 PM
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Posted 20 March 2008 - 05:20 PM
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Posted 20 March 2008 - 05:29 PM
Well, I am not familiar with this gun, but I think that you might be pushing it a little bit. It might over time weaken the parts that are under pressure. But, then again I don't know for sure.
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Posted 20 March 2008 - 05:30 PM
Yea... I am reluctant to do it more than a few times. But has anyone else had this happen?Well, I am not familiar with this gun, but I think that you might be pushing it a little bit. It might over time weaken the parts that are under pressure. But, then again I don't know for sure.
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Posted 20 March 2008 - 05:39 PM
What ranges are you getting?
If you're getting 90'-100' (flat, of course), then it's not a "Magic SM750" at all. It more than likely means your pump is extremely inefficient and it just takes 30 pumps to get the equivalent of like 6 pumps on a SM750 with a good pump. Check out the ranges, check your pump and it's seal, and lastly, check to make sure the pump is completely plugged (I've had several cases where the glue came off or didn't seal completely).
If you're getting 90'-100' (flat, of course), then it's not a "Magic SM750" at all. It more than likely means your pump is extremely inefficient and it just takes 30 pumps to get the equivalent of like 6 pumps on a SM750 with a good pump. Check out the ranges, check your pump and it's seal, and lastly, check to make sure the pump is completely plugged (I've had several cases where the glue came off or didn't seal completely).
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Posted 22 March 2008 - 09:01 PM
I have an extremely old one with the pump plugged and I have to pump it about 35 times to get over 50ft.Yea... I am reluctant to do it more than a few times. But has anyone else had this happen?Well, I am not familiar with this gun, but I think that you might be pushing it a little bit. It might over time weaken the parts that are under pressure. But, then again I don't know for sure.
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Posted 22 March 2008 - 10:50 PM
A. That may be because of how old it is, guns deteriorate.
B. Did you remove the AR's/replace the barrels at all?
C. If you didn't do B, then do it and pump it four-five times.
B. Did you remove the AR's/replace the barrels at all?
C. If you didn't do B, then do it and pump it four-five times.
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