I hear there is a way of detaching your Co2 from your gun without loseing any air. as of right now im losing alot of air when taking off my Co2 tank. anyone got any pointers?
help....
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turn the on/off valve off
if its pin valve, turn it 2 turns, then fire the marker till it stops firing, and unscrew the whole thing, easy as pie..mmmmm pie
if its pin valve, turn it 2 turns, then fire the marker till it stops firing, and unscrew the whole thing, easy as pie..mmmmm pie
the on/off valve is on the co2 tank, it should be a black twisty thin, if there isnt one then its a pin valve, so see above
it must be a pin valve as u said u lose alot of air when u take the tank off so that means it stops when its off fa enough,
so next time, unscrew 2 turns, fire the marker till it stops and unscrew fully
so next time, unscrew 2 turns, fire the marker till it stops and unscrew fully
if you have a mag with a front bottle
or a different gun with a front 3.5 oz bottle, you will lose a lot of co2 when taking off your bottle, you could get an on/off thingy fitted to the hosing so you can change bottles etc. without losing the gas in the front exp.bottle.
maybe thats what you were on about!?
or a different gun with a front 3.5 oz bottle, you will lose a lot of co2 when taking off your bottle, you could get an on/off thingy fitted to the hosing so you can change bottles etc. without losing the gas in the front exp.bottle.
maybe thats what you were on about!?
I have pin valve and an on/off valve type tanks, and for the pin valve i dont worry about the CO2 because it is so cheap. I shop sells it for 10cents an ounce so it really isnt that big a deal...but do what he said its the best way.
well your sopposed to shoot your gun wehn you take the tank off somthing about relissing presser but i have a friend the just uncocks his gun and unscrews the tank. he usualy has to replace the o ring after this tho