Post by Vashthestampede on Oct 12, 2005 13:24:53 GMT -5
--A-5 Stuff by Enos---
Q: "I screw the tank on, and gas leaks out of the tombstone adapter area really bad"
A: Chances are you messed with the valve, or the washer and o-ring fell out of the tombstone slot. Check to see if you forgot to put these parts back in. If you did, make sure you put them in the right order. The washer goes in first, then the o-ring. They should "snap" in, not just sit there loose.
Q: "I cant cock the gun, the handle barely moves."
A: You put the front bolt in backwards. The raised part with the hole that the link arm fits in points backwards. The o-ring end faces the barrel.
Q: "When i go to shoot stuff, it just chops paintballs"
A: Chances are you took the halves completely apart (Something you dont need to do), and put the ball detent in backwards. The ball detent should slant up in the direction of the barrel.
Q: "Balls just roll out the barrel"
A: You forgot the ball detent completely didnt you?
Q: "I cock the gun and fire and it barely shoots"
A: One of the main causes of this is forgetting the long nail-shaped rod that goes inside the main spring. Remember that the "head" of this pin faces the rear of the gun. Unfortunately if you forgot this part and cocked the gun, it almost certainly ruined your spring. This can also be caused by a backwards ball detent (See above)
Q: "I screw the tank on, and gas leaks out of the tombstone adapter area really bad"
A: Chances are you messed with the valve, or the washer and o-ring fell out of the tombstone slot. Check to see if you forgot to put these parts back in. If you did, make sure you put them in the right order. The washer goes in first, then the o-ring. They should "snap" in, not just sit there loose.
Q: "I cant cock the gun, the handle barely moves."
A: You put the front bolt in backwards. The raised part with the hole that the link arm fits in points backwards. The o-ring end faces the barrel.
Q: "When i go to shoot stuff, it just chops paintballs"
A: Chances are you took the halves completely apart (Something you dont need to do), and put the ball detent in backwards. The ball detent should slant up in the direction of the barrel.
Q: "Balls just roll out the barrel"
A: You forgot the ball detent completely didnt you?
Q: "I cock the gun and fire and it barely shoots"
A: One of the main causes of this is forgetting the long nail-shaped rod that goes inside the main spring. Remember that the "head" of this pin faces the rear of the gun. Unfortunately if you forgot this part and cocked the gun, it almost certainly ruined your spring. This can also be caused by a backwards ball detent (See above)
Feel free to ask any more questions as they will be answered and added to this post.
Thanks
