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Re: Hmmmm....

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Posted by Superannuated on August 30, 2001 at 15:02:40:

In Reply to: quik air shortage posted by aff_dogg on August 27, 2001 at 23:56:45:

: yeh i have a bush master 2000 with a flatline agd nitro and for some reason my gun wont shoot after the psi hits 1500 it acts like there is no air in it i am currently puttin on a gen-x2 regulator on it to help the problem but othere then that i am open for suggestions on how to get more air out of a refill??

::: I seriously doubt that your Gen X is the cause of the problem unless it needs cleaning or repairing. I have a teammate who uses one on his Angel with no problems.

I would borrow another air system to see if the flatline is the problem. If so, get it fixed or replaced on warrantee. If the problem persists with a different tank, clean and lube your Gen X and clean, lube, and set your LP reg (try to get ahold of a Sonic LP gauge to set it at 80 to 90 psi). Use a little silicon grease on the reg 0-rings, no oil.

One of these should solve your problem. If not, then contact Indian Creek (but plan to put the factory in-line reg back on the gun before sending it to them or they may not work on it).

Regards,

Superannuated

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: : yeh i have a bush master 2000 with a flatline agd nitro and for some reason my gun wont shoot after the psi hits 1500 it acts like there is no air in it i am currently puttin on a gen-x2 regulator on it to help the problem but othere then that i am open for suggestions on how to get more air out of a refill?? : ::: I seriously doubt that your Gen X is the cause of the problem unless it needs cleaning or repairing. I have a teammate who uses one on his Angel with no problems. : I would borrow another air system to see if the flatline is the problem. If so, get it fixed or replaced on warrantee. If the problem persists with a different tank, clean and lube your Gen X and clean, lube, and set your LP reg (try to get ahold of a Sonic LP gauge to set it at 80 to 90 psi). Use a little silicon grease on the reg 0-rings, no oil. : One of these should solve your problem. If not, then contact Indian Creek (but plan to put the factory in-line reg back on the gun before sending it to them or they may not work on it). : Regards, : Superannuated

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