When i cock it before airing up i can shoot a few shots but it cannot keep up with the egrip and ends up missing shots and eventually cocking forward leading to the same resultant leaking
BT4 Leaking out of barrel
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Sounds more like sear height on the trigger to me now. Try raising it slightly
Have you tired a different bottle?
Have you tired a different bottle?
i've just done that, it's not locking foward but it does still miss shots, (1 in 5 trigger pulls actually shoot) shall i keep increasing the height?
You didn't mention the e-grip...
Try a new battery, the pancake solenoids are power hungry and will miss if the voltage isn't high enough on the cell... Also make sure you didn't adjust your sear too much, I'd take it to a Tippmann tech at a big game if you play one, ask nicely and they'll have a butcher's for you
Try a new battery, the pancake solenoids are power hungry and will miss if the voltage isn't high enough on the cell... Also make sure you didn't adjust your sear too much, I'd take it to a Tippmann tech at a big game if you play one, ask nicely and they'll have a butcher's for you
yeah i've done that don't worry haha, it's still cocking forward occasionally and missing beats no matter how much i change the sear forward and back, i'll take it to NPF in a week or so and see if anyone has an idea as i understand it's hard to identify a problem from my explanations
Another thing might be shoot down from your bottle.
Air up fully then give your tank one quarter turn or so anti-clockwise.
Some air tank regulator pins can form a choke on the air supply if they're screwed into an ASA too tight... The quarter turn will release that pressure on the pin allowing the air to flow less restricted.
The best way to adjust your sear is with no air or paint. Cock the marker, and pull the trigger. If it de-cocks each time your sear height is good, if not, adjust until it does every time... Then try with air...
Air up fully then give your tank one quarter turn or so anti-clockwise.
Some air tank regulator pins can form a choke on the air supply if they're screwed into an ASA too tight... The quarter turn will release that pressure on the pin allowing the air to flow less restricted.
The best way to adjust your sear is with no air or paint. Cock the marker, and pull the trigger. If it de-cocks each time your sear height is good, if not, adjust until it does every time... Then try with air...