User Manual

Front and Rear Sights

The parts list for the Front Sight and the Rear

Sight are shown here.

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Regulator

Disassembly and Maintenance

Should your regulator have a leak or the pressure is not stable, causing velocity issues the

following steps can be taken. WARNING: The below steps may be difcult for the novice

paintball marker user and may require special tools. Damage to your regulator due to

negligence may void your warranty.

1. First use expanding c-clip pliers to remove the larger retaining ring at the bottom of the

regulator. The sleeve connected to the steel hose will now slide off. Should you have

diagnosed a leak in this area you can now inspect the 2 O-rings that seal the sleeve

and replace them if necessary (parts 21 in regulator assembly diagram).

2. You should remove the smaller internal

retaining ring with contracting c-clip pliers.

You can now use a hex wrench to fully

unscrew the regulator adjustment screw

from the bottom of the regulator. Once this

screw is removed some parts may freely

fall out of the bottom of the regulator (see

regulator assembly diagram). If there was a

leak coming from the bottom of the regulator,

you should replace the O-ring located on

piston adjuster (part 20 in regulator assembly

diagram). If there was a leak coming from

the small hole in the side of the regulator

body, you should replace the O-ring inside

the regulator (part 19 in the regulator

assembly diagram). This O-ring may stay

located inside the regulator. Carefully use a

pick to extract this O-ring.

3. If your regulator was causing velocity

uctuations and general maintenance didn’t

help, you need to change the regulator

seal adjuster (part 7 in regulator assembly

diagram). Be sure when reassembling the

regulator to follow the regulator assembly

diagram. Assembling the regulator incorrectly

will cause performance issues with the

marker.