what if they are a tech, you send them it, it gets fixed but they created a separate problem.
Gun Techs
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Then they are a crap gun tech
The point I am making is the proof is in the pudding. If the person fixes your marker as well as others consistantly, without damaging / breaking it then I would consider them a reasonable tech for that marker.
At the end of the day most 'level 1' tech courses only cover the basics. Hands on experience allows you gain and retain more info than any tech course.
Spot on.Then they are a crap gun tech
The point I am making is the proof is in the pudding. If the person fixes your marker as well as others consistantly, without damaging / breaking it then I would consider them a reasonable tech for that marker.
At the end of the day most 'level 1' tech courses only cover the basics. Hands on experience allows you gain and retain more info than any tech course.
It's about knowing how the markers work, how each part affects the others. It's not enough to just know that a certain o-ring cures "x" problem (anyone can read), you have to know why it cures it and what can be done to stop it failing.
I dunno a good tech could still create a problem he doesn't have the tools to fix, say unscrewing part of the gun... to find that that part is rotted/rusted away so can't be screwed back in... and he doesn't have the tools to fix it. A problem you didn't have before the tech had the gun, but one that isn't his fault.
Also aren't 08s more than £500 new normally?
Also aren't 08s more than £500 new normally?
Yes over £200 moreAlso aren't 08s more than £500 new normally?
Try calling Planet, there number is on there site and if anyone will know, they will.