ON A FULL TANK OF Co2 double fire one in ten shots.On near empty tank very few. Is this the likely problem.Someone said could be sticking trigger and to file it down
T3 Double Fire
- Thread starter gary
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Ok, before you file anything, check the ball detent and see if it is ok, if not then check the sear and sear spring to check if they are worn down.
-Philip
-Philip
Do this
IF your tank has an anti syphon then the tank isnt the problem. Remove the bolt and you are likly t ofind some grey crap on it. Wipe it down with a cloth and spray it with light oil. The other problem may be that you have the velocity too high. Hope this helps.
dave c
IF your tank has an anti syphon then the tank isnt the problem. Remove the bolt and you are likly t ofind some grey crap on it. Wipe it down with a cloth and spray it with light oil. The other problem may be that you have the velocity too high. Hope this helps.
dave c
When you say double fire, do you mean one trigger pull, one gas burst, two balls, or one trigger pull, two gas bursts?
i pull the trigger once and get a double gas release. the bolt appears no to travel its usual distance but not sure hard to tell
does not brake any balls though
also how accurate should this gun fire
eg will you still get left/right
30ft within 1foot radius
does not brake any balls though
also how accurate should this gun fire
eg will you still get left/right
30ft within 1foot radius
Do you clear the trigger before pulling for a second time? i had this problem too and found that was why...its in the technique!
re- guppy
i know what u r talking about guppy but this is different. even with single pull it still double fires
played at your site back in february
i know what u r talking about guppy but this is different. even with single pull it still double fires
played at your site back in february