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  • m0l0t0v
    i r teh h4x.
    • Oct 2003
    • 92

    #1

    Gun vent

    I recently aired up my gun and it started venting really hard through the bolt. Any suggestions?
  • BiNumber3
    Dazed and Confused

    • Feb 2008
    • 1038

    #2
    make sure all o-rings are in good condition and in place, should be a prob in the powertube, or overly worn bolt/sear

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    • Newt
      Darth Amphibian
      • May 2009
      • 450

      #3
      Turn your velocity down until it stops. If you can't get it back up to over 300fps without the venting, you have a bad piston reg spring assembly, or more likely, one that was tuned for a sub-lvl 10 bolt. $18 part from AGD.

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      • secretweaponevan
        Only HALF Polish!
        • Sep 2007
        • 1132

        #4
        Originally posted by Newt
        Turn your velocity down until it stops. If you can't get it back up to over 300fps without the venting, you have a bad piston reg spring assembly, or more likely, one that was tuned for a sub-lvl 10 bolt. $18 part from AGD.
        That would be for venting out the rear, not the bolt. Bolt leaks are powertube related.

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        • m0l0t0v
          i r teh h4x.
          • Oct 2003
          • 92

          #5
          I'm going to buy the Xvalve Oring pack and change everything!

          I opened it up and all the orings look grayish old..

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          • BiNumber3
            Dazed and Confused

            • Feb 2008
            • 1038

            #6
            try lubin each o-ring up, if those are the urethane o-rings, they might just need a lil oil.

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            • Newt
              Darth Amphibian
              • May 2009
              • 450

              #7
              Originally posted by secretweaponevan
              That would be for venting out the rear, not the bolt. Bolt leaks are powertube related.
              Oh right. I read that wrong. Carry on.

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              • atech2
                Registered User
                • Dec 2003
                • 557

                #8
                Remove one side of the grips and try pushing the sear forward to manually reset before airing up. I don't know what causes it, but I had a couple that doing this fixed the problem.
                Be Safe!

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                • Wanta B Sniper
                  I shall one ball thee
                  • Apr 2008
                  • 136

                  #9
                  Oil the o-rings, use the LARGEST LvL 10 carrier that DOES NOT leak, try holding the trigger does it still leak?

                  A parts kit is always a really good thing to have on hand anyway.

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