People who do not have screw in tanks.

[Carbon Blue]

This goes out to those who do not have screw in tanks:

I currently have a dual stage 68ci 4500psi max flo. My procedure for degassing the gun is to turn off the tank, shoot out the residual air from the valve, and pop off the quick disconnect which leads to the tank which makes a popping noise. Is there any harm in doing this?

[Chronobreak]

no ur safe ;)

[trains are bad]

My procedure is to push the 'off' button.

I love my dynaflow.

[Chronobreak]

you need a slide check thingy ;)


COORECt ignroe me please. i saw quick disconec and it registered as slidecheck in my mind..

you need a slidecheck or proconnect/disconnect

[Carbon Blue]

COORECt ignroe me please. i saw quick disconec and it registered as slidecheck in my mind..

you need a slidecheck or proconnect/disconnect


damn thats what i was thinking, but do you think the method that iam using is still okay??

[Chronobreak]

damn thats what i was thinking, but do you think the method that iam using is still okay??

there is stila bout 400~ psi left when u do that. recomend the conenctors listed above.

i disconected one at 450 and the bb(bal ebaring)things shot out the q/d broke...glad i wasnt hurt but it was an awakening that it prob wasnt the best idea or way to do it.

i new empty the gas out form my ahrdline :D

[Gunga]

Bleh. Slidechedks are for pansies. :p I do the same thing as you, Carbon. Worst thing that's gonna happen (if you're clumsy) is shooting the oring in the female part of the QD out. Or if somehow the line gets out of your grasp, I suppose it could hit something. But by shooting most of the gas out of the line before hand, it shouldn't have much 'oomph'.

[SpecialBlend2786]

i wouldn't know....my dynaflow does all the work for me :ninja:

[Suspect John]

I use a proconnect...no prob degassing even at high psi.

[Tunaman]

I use a proconnect...no prob degassing even at high psi.
Proconnects ROCK! Always did! :D ;) :headbang:

[shatter_storm]

Unless you put the fat end on the pressurized side, then reconnecting it under pressure is a pain in the arse. :/ Makes a nice check valve though.

[Kevmaster]

i wouldn't know....my dynaflow does all the work for me :ninja:

word!

[Evil1]

I have a slide check if you want it carbon, Let me know. And proconnects are awesome. My friend had one on his mag years ago and I thought it was the coolest thing. I have always wanted one. I couldn't afford one when they were poular and I haven't seen one in years.

[purple]

hmm, looks like my hyperflow was a good idea after all, seeing my buddy try to de-gas his flatline is fun! He shoots the air out and then kinda holds the trigger so the air leaks down the barrel.

:headbang: Purple

[Eric Cartman]

My procedure is to push the 'off' button.

I love my dynaflow.



i wouldn't know....my dynaflow does all the work for me :ninja:

Dynaflow pwns!

Back when I had a max flow, I used a slide check with a quick disconnect. It worked, but was fugly!

[GT]

Dynaflow pwns!

Back when I had a max flow, I used a slide check with a quick disconnect. It worked, but was fugly!


word!!

[White_Noise]

another one for the dynalflow. i own 2 of them cause i like them so much.

[Vanced]

Proconnects ROCK! Always did! :D ;) :headbang:

Again the Fish speaks the gospel ! I've been using um for many many years on Air America Tanks and love um ... not cheap but I still have 4 of um and the first one I bought still works as good today and it did then and it has been totally maintenance free...