- Location
- pallisers triangle
Well not a fun day for me today. took xcr out, and somehow must not have had the gas system back where it should have been,and now its somewhere downrange. hopefully you have replacements for dumb @#$%s like me?
223 xcr-l
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Grumpy Wolverine
Regular
- Location
- Look over your shoulder
yep we do, you didn't have the gas valve set in the right area and had it set to be taken out, so when you shot it decided to move on as well. Shoot us an email at sales@wolverinesupplies.com with your info and we can help you out. Don't feel bad it happens more than you think.
Gobc
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Maple Skids, BC
Yup, I did it myself but managed to found it around the 25y line.
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- pallisers triangle
yes I know what I did, felt stupid as ####. walked the line I was shooting 10 times but its snow and grass. thanks, expect my email. think ill make a small cable tie for the next one. email sent
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mobusten
CGN Regular
- Location
- Central BC
You don't need to tie it to your gun, just set it properly and forget about it.
K-C
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Grey County, ON
On the positive side, you might find the original part in the spring after the melt-off and then you will have a spare one!
- Location
- pallisers triangle
you see the problem is I thought I had #### happens. a short cable tie would have saved me, and had I tied it to my gun id still have it
Grumpy Wolverine
Regular
- Location
- Look over your shoulder
Just double check your setting before you start shooting, no need to tie it onto the gun. Besides, we have lots of the valves in stock
OldRussian
CGN Regular
- Location
- Edmonton AB
The gas valve is continued income from each xcr sold lol.
Grumpy Wolverine
Regular
- Location
- Look over your shoulder
Package is in the mail! Great talking to you!
- Location
- pallisers triangle
thanks very much, I don't feel as dumb now . seems that's a high volume part !
merry xmass to you all
Grumpy Wolverine
Regular
- Location
- Look over your shoulder
If you wrap the front end of the rifle in a garbage bag it will retain any parts that may go way ward on you
- Location
- pallisers triangle
you know.... ive tried that before but its a ##### to get all that melted plastic off the bbl after
- Location
- pallisers triangle
dam Canada post.... got the second pkg the next day almost with spring and retainer, but the first with the valves hasn't shown. guess we better have you track it Monday plz
oneguywithsixguns
Regular
- Location
- Edmonton, Alberta
Haha! Don't feel too bad, I did the same thing when I wanted to manually cycle the action so it was easier to collect my brass after. I never found the valve though.
Attach yarn to mittens and place through sleeves of jacket 
- Location
- pallisers triangle
Attach yarn to mittens and place through sleeves of jacket
gona ziptie it this time, or use the garbage bag suggestion lol
TheGamerXxX
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- North of the 49, Manitoba
Or just bring a strong magnet with you next time. Haha
Grumpy Wolverine
Regular
- Location
- Look over your shoulder
JUst keep the setting in the notches and the valve won't go AWOL.
