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BT-4 Combat paintball gun help?

• I have a problem with my gun. After everytime i pull the trigger i have to re-cock the gun. The paintball comes out fine and the tank has air in it and I just had the "o" ring replace on it though I cant figure out what is wrong with it. Do I have to take it apart and if I do what should i look for?I keep it quiet clean so I highly doubt that some dirt or paint got into the gun.

• Answer:

  If any blowback type marker doesn't re-c0ck, Usually it is one of about 4 problems. Many people neglect maintenance and the internal parts are dry and don't make a proper seal to operate correctly. Put 10 drops of paintball marker oil in the ASA and air it up. shoot it several times and see if that doesn't fix it. You should be doing this about once every 3rd time you use it to keep the internal things lubricated. You could be low on air or low air pressure. CO2 is bad because there is no warning when you are out and there is no good way to tell. A CO2 tank should have liquid sloshing inside and you can normally hear and feel it sloshing. For HPA, the gauge will tell you how much air is left. Since most blowback designs are high pressure, a low pressure HPA tank may not operate the marker correctly. At some point the velocity was turned down to low and it simply doesn't have enough power to operate correctly. Try turning the velocity up a bit. Use a chronograph and set it for 300fps or less if possible. Possibly through neglect or just bad luck, one or more of the internal seals has gone bad. Rebuild the marker with a new seal kit. If you don't have the proper tools or skills, take the marker to a professional who can fix it. Shadow Wolf