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Tim @ PaintballTek removed the stuck Automag barrel from Bo Peep!

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Tim at Paintball Tek dot com removing the barrel from the Bo Peep Automag. 

Tim at Paintball Tek Removes the stuck Smart Parts All American barrel from the Bo Peep Automag.
Tim at Paintball Tek Removes the stuck Smart Parts All American barrel from the Bo Peep Automag.

I thought Bo Peep’s mag body was permanently fused together with the nickel plated back of the Smart Parts AA barrel.  But Tim managed to remove it!  

The Bo Peep automag body with the barrel finally removed!
The Bo Peep automag body with the barrel finally removed!

It was likely the combination of melted orings, left over paintgunk and the nickel flaking off the back and expanding.  

Thanks Tim @ Paintballtek dot com!

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