Dry Fire Once

[threedollrbill]

I have a RT Pro, and every time i screw the tank in it dry fires once. The guy at the field last night didn't know what to do about it. Any suggestions?

[Tunaman]

Oil it...screw the tank on while holding the trigger back

[Bonx0007]

this same thing happened to me...

I sent it to agd and they "fixed" it.

When I got it back it still did it,sometimes.


When you shoot your gun until you run out of air the valve does not have enough gas to reset. Oil the internals real well and just unscrew, disconect your tank whenever you are close to empty. Leave enough air in the tank so that the gun can cycle fully once. If you do this, when you attach your tank you should have no problems. and always point your marker in a safe direction when gassing it up. Good Luck!

[Omicron]

hm

I'm not very sure about RT Valves and stuff but I think I read taht you have to give it a good blast of air when gassing up (pulling the trigger at the same time). Perhaps a slidecheck or something might help?

[gibby]

Yep! Do what the Tunaman says. Hold the trigger while screwing in the tank and you should have no probs. Also, Bonx has a good tip too when playing. Don't wait till you're almost empty to fill up because there's a possibility that you're gun won't recharge because of the lower pressures in the tank.

[threedollrbill]

The guy at the field tried to hold the trigger back and screw it in and it did it again.

[Bonx0007]

physically put oil an all parts of valve not just gassing air / oil through it. Also, try to only top off your tank instead of playing till you are completely empty.

[Panzerr]

Mine does it too. You're supposed to hold the trigger in while gassing up RTs and standard mags.

[TKO Automag 68]

ok did u try to put the SAFETY on when gassing up? maybe that would work...but i'm not sure that it'll work...but try