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Re: Co2 tanks

In Reply to: Co2 tanks posted by _Wheels_ on March 03, 2003 at 07:12:56:

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Posted by:
Tom Sparkman
on March 03, 2003 at 11:55:10

: Hey, I was wonder, I am a new comer to the sport. I play almost everyday of the weekend. I want to be able to use my brother's 20 Oz tank.(i have a 9 oz, just doesnt do it for me) But when i use my brother's tank, when i atach it to my gun the CO2 sprays out a little hole in the bottom. I was wondering if it was just my gun, or maybe the tank, or even the o-rings. I NEED YOUR HELP!!!
The pin in the ASA is pushing the pin on the pinvalve before the o-ring can seal. The quick and easy fix is to drop another bottle o-ring inside the ASA before screwing in the 20oz bottle.
Tom

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: : Hey, I was wonder, I am a new comer to the sport. I play almost everyday of the weekend. I want to be able to use my brother's 20 Oz tank.(i have a 9 oz, just doesnt do it for me) But when i use my brother's tank, when i atach it to my gun the CO2 sprays out a little hole in the bottom. I was wondering if it was just my gun, or maybe the tank, or even the o-rings. I NEED YOUR HELP!!! : The pin in the ASA is pushing the pin on the pinvalve before the o-ring can seal. The quick and easy fix is to drop another bottle o-ring inside the ASA before screwing in the 20oz bottle. : Tom

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