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New A-5 Excesive CO2 problems |
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BioHazard2142 
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 Topic: New A-5 Excesive CO2 problemsPosted: 06 July 2008 at 12:04am |
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just bought my First Tippmann A-5. This is the first tippmann I have ever had. I love it. The problem I have is when i shoot every time i Pull the trigger exess CO2 comes out the barrel and trigger. Its not leaking, no hissing. Also when ever I tighten the rear alen screws to tight the A-5 cocks but doesnt fire unless I loosen them a little. Just wondering if anyone else has had that hapen to them. |
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Nagash1959
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Posted: 06 July 2008 at 6:44pm |
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If you tighten the reciever halfs too much you can stop the hammer from moving. You don't need to over-do it, just make sure they are snug together. Co2 can escape from the gun for several reasons. If your firing fast (especially in a colder area) then it just isn't getting enough time to expand. Normally this causes small sowflakes to come out the barrel. If however it looks like a clear cloud of air, then it isn't a big deal and is completely normal. |
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kingoverdrive
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Posted: 09 July 2008 at 6:29pm |
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ya co2 firing like that is completley normal it does that in just about every gun unless its hot so u have nothing to worry about, if the snowflakes bother u then spend about 80 and get hpa
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