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USE COMPRESSED AIR ONLY
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Your X-mag is designed
to run on compressed air only! It will not function at all on CO2 no
matter what hoses, expansion chambers, etc. you use. We recommend that
you purchase a high-quality compressed air tank and regulator for your X-mag.
Working input pressure to the paintball marker is 600 psi to 1000 psi for
best performance. Pressures over 1000 psi will damage the regulator and
reduce performance.
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BLOW-OFF VALVE
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The blow-off valve is
self-contained in the regulator piston and is not user adjustable. It is
a safety device for venting gas from the paintball marker should
abnormally high pressure occur in the regulator or air chamber. Always
check your velocity any time the blow-off valve has vented.
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FEEDING PAINTBALLS
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When firing the
paintball marker, it’s important to remain aware of whether the
loader is feeding paintballs at a sufficient rate. Due to the unique recoiless
design of the X-mag, paintballs may not feed because the marker does not
shake the loader. We strongly suggest that you use an agitator type
loader to keep the balls feeding.
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BOLT STICK
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The bolt can stick
forward causing the trigger to lock due to either paint chips wedging
between the bolt and breech or when degassing the paintball marker,
caused by turning off the tank and firing or shooting those last few
blooping shots when the tank is empty. When the bolt sticks forward the
trigger will not come forward. Remove the barrel and use a SQUEEGEE to
push the bolt back until the trigger clicks forward.
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EXHAUSTED GAS SUPPLY
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The paintball marker
will give very little indication that it is running out of gas; by the
time you see the velocity drop you are 20-30 shots away from total shutdown.
Additionally, if you use a compressed air tank with an on/off valve, make
sure you open it all the way.
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DO NOT OIL FILL NIPPLE
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Do not let oil enter
the fill nipple of your air supply. As the bottle is filled, the oil can
vaporize in the bottle and reach flash point due to the temperature of
the incoming pressurized air. This can cause a fire or potential
explosion.
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