stuck adaptor

[clansman1]

i will try and post a pic

 

[clansman1]

right hope this pic works of my asa and the adaptor i think i have scrwed in to tight

it is hard typing on a laptop.

E:\DCIM\101MSDCF\DSC02293.JPG

 

[ollytheosteo]

If you're talking about the disposable cylinders that use an adaptor, then it will come out, but they can get stuck as I've had the same happen when testing starter guns. Try and find someone with a big bench vice, wrap the adapter in some cloth or kitchen towel and clamp it firmly in the vice, then turn the gun slowly and you should get somewhere.

 

[clansman1]

the only person i know with one of them is my resistant materials teacher in are school work shop

i might try and get my gun there

jason

 

[clansman1]

i have no idea what a pair of stilsons are haha my bro tried and he goes to the gym most nights and he is very strong and he cant do it.

man i wish i never bought that adaptor.

jason

i am uploading pic on phot bucket will try and get it soon as

 

[clansman1]

there ya go this should work

http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee155/clansman1/adaptor/DSC02293.jpg

 

[balf]

used to have loads of these at the site.

best thing to do is,

there should be a little hole in the adaptor, jam a screwdriver, allen wrench, whatever (something that is fairly long and quite strong and not too bothered if it breaks) jam that in there and twist out the allen or whatever you have in acts as a lever making it a bit easier to twist out

edit- now ive seen the pic it looks a bit crossthreaded (you might shag your asa up taking it out)

 

[clansman1]

rrrrr ffs that probaly means i cant go paintballing on sunday can i if it is cross threaded coz wehn i get it out it will **** up my asa and there expensive arnt they and i have no idea to fit one like taking the steel braided air hose off and that stuff.


jason

 

[ollytheosteo]

Whoa there mate, I doubt it's steel but instead nickel plated brass, so there's a good chance the ASA threads will be ok. Get it out with a vice etc then take a look at the threads inside the ASA and see how they are

 

[Cook$]

It can happen that steel "freezes" to aluminium. In which case, you'll have to vice it out. Or mole grip it out.