I recorded this quick video showing the stuck feedneck in a PGI FROG a few weeks back. In the video I wedge a rubber screwdriver in the stuck feedneck to remove it.
Find more paintball history on the Frog here.
PGI FROG with stuck feedneck – feedneck removal tool
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