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[knightmare96]

I have always heard they were loud, but holy crap the thud sound is awesome. I honesty traded for it because I got what I thought was a decent deal over at scp. And I had planned to sell it off. However...now that I have shot it, I don't think this one is going anywhere. (also the guy on scp said he bought it over here at MCB, so it probably belonged to someone reading this thread before.)

She came with some additional parts Most of which I figgured out. (I havent torn it apart quite yet.)

Here are some parts I had no idea on:

[Schmitti]

Rule Number 1 with Vectors..... if it is working fine... just keep shooting it. Seriously, it is one of those guns that should only be taking apart if it's not working correctly.... and if it's still not working correctly after you took it apart, 99% of the time it's because you somehow screwed up when putting it back together.

Nice gun though!

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[Drum]

Nice gun!

Yes, they are loud and a lot of fun to shoot. Still the most accurate paintgun I have ever shot.

Your parts are a few trigger parts, a hammer, and a few elbows for the hoses. Hold on to them.. They ain't making any new ones.

Look under the barrel (push the button at the back of the barrel on the left side of the gun) and let us know what the serial number is. Then we will know for sure who it came from (maybe).

COngrats and enjoy.

D.

[knightmare96]

Originally Posted by Schmitti

if it is working fine... just keep shooting it.

I'll remember that. Is there a schematic somewhere just in case it stops working fine?

I like to know how my guns work.

Also there apears to be a ram down in the forgrip that says "Vector 00403"
is that the serial number?

[Schmitti]

Yup that's it's #.

There should be a scan of the guide floating around.. but for the most part if it "breaks" come here and someone can walk you through the repair.

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[knightmare96]

then here is to hoping it works forever