The Quarter Pounder had a little marker trouble too.  At the start of the 
second Zombie battle the marker wouldn't fire when I pulled the trigger.  
Turns out I forgot to cock the bolt.  Worked well the rest of the day, 
especially after the last battle of the day which Steve can attest to. ;-)

On Tuesday, June 23, 2015 at 8:21:19 AM UTC-4, jvragu47 wrote:

> limited video for this battle, forgot to turn off camera while waiting for 
> OPFOR to get ready..
>
> The day began quietly enough.  Tanks being unloaded from their carriers, 
> commanders preparing their palaver for the days events,  you know, the 
> normal stuff.
>
> But some of us forgot one ritual..  Burnt offering to the overseer of 
> markers. Joe had fired up his stogy, guess we should have been downwind.
>
> Two markers gremlins appeared pre-battle.  Paul's Patton was misbehaving, 
> not sure what was wrong as I came in at the end. He had dismantled the 
> marker and upon reassembly realized that 2 springs were missing. Luckily a 
> strong magnet was at hand to retrieve both springs from the forest floor.
>
> Meanwhile, Frank's Semovente kept misfiring. No amount of gun oil or 
> changing of o-rings worked. And the gun had been torn down in the off 
> season and bench tested perfectly.. Our first casulaty of the day.
>
> Doug's Tiger decided to imitate his Axis compatriot during the first 
> batlle, Zombie War II.  Never did find out what the gun malfunction was, 
> but we had another asset down.
>
> During the final battle, which involved controlling a river crossing 
> ,controlling the artillery and having to capture the OPFOR flag, my Panzer 
> II marker joined the rest.  It started just after Joe"the Jersey 
> Kneecapper" took out my left leg at 5 feet.  While awaiting the medics, who 
> never arrived, I heard some gas leaking in the turret.  As I drove back to 
> base, cold CO2 came rushing out of the barrel.
> My shooting part of the battle was ended. At that point I could only hope 
> to rush the flag if we controlled the river crossing..
>
> Vieo and pics to follow.
>
>

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