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[spazkake]

There is no good place to rest the ends of the bands on the ###### on the Tech Target, how do you get them IN the little loop on the ######? Sorry for being so noobish.

[Spectre2689]

This may or may not have been answered somewhere else, I don't know...I'm not going to bother looking. I'm not going to bother asking what ###### means either.

You can either cut a groove in the back of the plunger, and put the elastics in there, or you can thread the elastic through and latch both ends to...well, something. I'm not sure. I used the first method, and it worked fine.

[spazkake]

the cocking meant the C 0 k i n g but i guess that was taken as vulgar, it just meant the rod in the back of the gun.

[cxwq]

the cocking meant the C 0 k i n g but i guess that was taken as vulgar, it just meant the rod in the back of the gun.

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[NinjZ]

basically loop the band throught the plunger and around the barrel:



obviously the band in the pic is loose, but you cross it over around the barrel.

Edited by NinjZ, 23 May 2004 - 12:28 AM.

[BoltMasterZero]

But that only works if you have one really big rubber band. If you only have normal sized ones then loop it through the ring on the plunger and then loop another rubber band through each of the two loops formed by each end of the rubber band and hook them over the barrel. It's a little unclear but its really simple once you think about it. But its even easier if you take a run to home depot or lowes for a nice bungie cord.

Edited by BoltMasterZero, 23 May 2004 - 08:19 AM.