User's Manual

3. Remove the pressurized gas from the marker carefully. 1. Remove (pull) the knurled pin from the top of the marker. Pull the bolt body

out the back of the main body. 4. Tilt the marker so that the loader is lower than the body of the gun.

5. Remove the paintball loader from the direct vertical-feed tube, turning the

loader in a clockwise direction.

Once the bolt assembly is removed, it is possible to clean the entire upper receiver

of the gun, including the breech and feed tube area. You may slightly lubricate the

rear section of the bolt and bolt chamber with a light synthetic spray lubricant

before re-installing the bolt. Do not use petroleum/oil-based lubricants; do use

Teflon or silicon-based lubricants. The bolt is NOT a simple plastic; it is a natural

Delrin acetate material, which is a Dupont 3M material, developed specifically for

this type of application. The use of a metal type of bolt will void all warranties.

6. Inspect the inside of the direct vertical-feed tube to be sure that a ball does not

remain inside the breech.

MAINTENANCE

CAUTION: Before attempting to perform any maintenance operations or any gun

disassembly, make sure that all paint pellets and sources of propellants have been

removed from the gun. Insert a barrel plug, push the on-off switch to the OFF

position and keep the gun in its "SAFE" mode.

1. Point the barrel downward and slide the bolt in until the link pin hole lines

up with the slot in the hammer and carefully install the link pin.

Simple Maintenance

Note: You must be sure that the link pin is engaged

PROPERLY with the hammer, if the link pin IS NOT

PROPERLY replaced, you may damage the hammer/cylinder

assembly.

Keep your B2K clean and lubricated to eliminate the friction that would prevent

reliable operation. Clean and lube the gun before each use, and do not put it away

dirty. USE NO OILS! Do not use petroleum-based lubricants in the lubrication of

this gun. Teflon or silicon spray lubricants are the recommended types of

lubrication for the bolt area of the main housing. Lithium grease is recommended

for lubricating the regulator pistons, and the cylinder assembly. Be sure it is

Lithium Grease and not axel grease.

Cleaning Paint from the Barrel

Unscrew the barrel with approximately one and one half (1-1/2) revolutions to

remove the barrel for swabbing/cleaning. Keep the barrel clean to insure the

continued accuracy of the B2K. Gelatin from the paintballs has a tendency to build

up in the barrel. As part of your cleaning ritual, wash out the barrel with hot soapy

water and rinse it well.

Optional PDS (paintball detection system)

The PDS (paintball detection system) is designed to detect whether or not a

paintball is seated in the breach ready to fire. If a paintball is not there, it will not

fire. An on/off switch has been provided for the PDS for the instance of dry firing

and simply over-riding the PDS. Keep the infrared emitters and detectors clean for

your best results.

Removing the Bolt Assembly (Field Stripping)

Remove the paint and pressurized gas from the gun. The gun can be field stripped

while it is pressurized.