If you feel like it might be leaking at the banjo, then back it off a 1/4 to 1 turn and see if the leak changes. This will at least help tell you where it's at, it should change the leak if the leak is at the banjo fitting.
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Thanks Camino, I'll try that in a bit and report back soon.If you can't join em, shoot em !Comment
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So i tried adjusting the Banjo bolt a bit while aired up, and it did make a difference in the sound the leak made. However, by slowly applying trigger pressure and play, it also made a difference in sound.
Previous owner also stated it never leaked before sending.If you can't join em, shoot em !Comment
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FIXXED !!!!!If you can't join em, shoot em !Comment
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Sorry to necro this but My mag is having similar issues and I was pointed to the reg piston. What was the problem and how did you fix it if you dont mind?Comment
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I also had the same problem and Ghost271 let me know it was the top O ring to the on/ off. He nicked the one he put in. Hope this helps.Comment
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Yes. Just to confirm. Be gentle with reinserting the on/off pin. I guess mine was a bit off and put a tiny nick near the edge. Such a small detail overlooked caused HOURS of frustration. That being said, after it was fixed the gun performed and shot flawlessly !!!If you can't join em, shoot em !Comment
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Wish mine didOriginally posted by ghost271
O'well I guess I will get to know my RT just a little bit better. But your advice did fix that problem. Thanks again.
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