CO2 and E2?

[Hawkins]

Id stongly advise you not to use cO2 on an eblade as my bro did it and the had to replace every O-ring as they all broke... if the site doesnt have their own air then id just use there markers...

Whats wrong with the Mech i might be able to help ?

 

[Andygoth]

CCI will sell you a Phantom, takes 4 days to get here from the US. (Don't go full stock class though, get 45 degree feed)
PMP do pump kits to turn cockers or trilogies into a pump.
WGP do the pump version of the jeff orr series which most cocker sellers should be able to get you.

 

[Harty]

Hey guys,

Thanks for the replies i kinda guessed the solenoid would go was just seeing if it would stand up to a single day play...will take my kit bag and just see if they have own air...if not, will use a site marker.

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Id stongly advise you not to use cO2 on an eblade as my bro did it and the had to replace every O-ring as they all broke... if the site doesnt have their own air then id just use there markers...

Whats wrong with the Mech i might be able to help ?

It was a barb i overtightened and in the process sheared it straight off the LPR, i managed to remove the rest of the barb but i need another barb for the LPR then i gotta rebuild it, then sweet spot it... i don't think i would manage to do that before saturday as working tomorrow and friday then straight out on the saturday

Ah well, site marker it is . Thanks for everyones replies though,

Harty

 

[arg1271]

"I used a standard site CO2 bottle on a mech cocker that had a hinge trigger allowing 2 finger action of maybe 7-10BPS, I managed to turn the entire gun into a ball of ice within around 5 minutes"

Back in the days before compressed air a mate of mine did the same thing on his shocker 4x4 turbo, first and only time I've seen grease feeze, took us ages to thaw it out.