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  • T$TILLMAN
    Registered User
    • Feb 2020
    • 7

    #1

    Old Tac-one

    Hello all. I have an old Tac-one that I used for many years for woodsball and last used for the 2012 Oklahoma DDay. It is a stock Tac-one with an X-valve and ULE trigger pull kit. I used it the way I recieved it and have changed nothing. I am dusting it off to throw paint with my teenage kids. I aired it up and it fires correctly but there is a leak at the ULE on/off (as far as I can tell). I have some replacement o-rings and replaced the on/off rings but no difference. I noticed if I fire it and hold the trigger the leak seems to go away. I know I can order o-ring replacement kits which I guess might fix it but because of time it sat on shelf am considering sending it in to get serviced. Just needing some advice from those with more experience. Also if I posted this in the wrong spot don't be too hard on me. Thanks.
  • Gundam V
    AGD The Only Way To Play
    • Jul 2001
    • 338

    #2
    Originally posted by T$TILLMAN View Post
    Hello all. I have an old Tac-one that I used for many years for woodsball and last used for the 2012 Oklahoma DDay. It is a stock Tac-one with an X-valve and ULE trigger pull kit. I used it the way I recieved it and have changed nothing. I am dusting it off to throw paint with my teenage kids. I aired it up and it fires correctly but there is a leak at the ULE on/off (as far as I can tell). I have some replacement o-rings and replaced the on/off rings but no difference. I noticed if I fire it and hold the trigger the leak seems to go away. I know I can order o-ring replacement kits which I guess might fix it but because of time it sat on shelf am considering sending it in to get serviced. Just needing some advice from those with more experience. Also if I posted this in the wrong spot don't be too hard on me. Thanks.
    Did you replace the black ULT zero pull oring that seals the pin? I had a ult that would leak, after replacing all the orings it still leaked. It wasn't till I disassmbled the on/off that I saw the small black oring on the pin. That was the only one I didn't replace, after I swapped it out. The leak I couldn't get rid of went away

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    • T$TILLMAN
      Registered User
      • Feb 2020
      • 7

      #3
      That very o-ring would not come out of the housing without manipulation so I left it. I do have a replacement and will take it back apart and get it out and try that. Thanks.

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      • Gundam V
        AGD The Only Way To Play
        • Jul 2001
        • 338

        #4
        Originally posted by T$TILLMAN View Post
        That very o-ring would not come out of the housing without manipulation so I left it. I do have a replacement and will take it back apart and get it out and try that. Thanks.
        Carefully pull vertically the pin will come out. Just be careful with it, and take care not to bend it. That stupid thing made me nervous when trying to separate it.

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        • Tunaman
          Specialized AGD Tech

          • Dec 2000
          • 8643

          #5
          Originally posted by Gundam V View Post
          Carefully pull vertically the pin will come out. Just be careful with it, and take care not to bend it. That stupid thing made me nervous when trying to separate it.

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          No need to remove or take apart that pin to change that oring. If it doesnt leak when you hold the trigger back then your problem is not with the on/off assy. Check your L10 carrier size.
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          • T$TILLMAN
            Registered User
            • Feb 2020
            • 7

            #6
            Tunaman, I kinda understand the parts of the marker and know what the carrier is but the carrier is the same as when new and I do not hear air leaking down the barrel. If it is the carrier size/o-ring there would it leak down the barrel? This marker has had zero issues before age set in so I have never worked on it. Although it is hard to find the exact location of the leak, when it is aired up it sounds like it is leaking above the grip/trigger at the sear assembly. Please understand I am not questioning your experience. Because I have little experience maintaining/repairing my Tac-one so I am at a loss. I have all the original carrier sizes and o-rings for them and I have my ULT kit.

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            • T$TILLMAN
              Registered User
              • Feb 2020
              • 7

              #7
              At the expense of sounding like a dummy I guess I need a little more direction. I don't want to start replacing parts that maybe are not bad because then I may miss what the problem is. When I look at the Gun Parts on the Airgun Designs webpage and I look up o-ring kits I'm not sure what to look for. I guess my Tac-one is an RT ULE/RT PRO?

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              • T$TILLMAN
                Registered User
                • Feb 2020
                • 7

                #8
                I have also looked at the sticky for Gun/Airsystem Maintenace and clicked on the RT Color Cutaway-Gun animations to get a better idea of things and I do not see any animations.

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                • Tunaman
                  Specialized AGD Tech

                  • Dec 2000
                  • 8643

                  #9
                  Originally posted by T$TILLMAN View Post
                  Hello all. I have an old Tac-one that I used for many years for woodsball and last used for the 2012 Oklahoma DDay. It is a stock Tac-one with an X-valve and ULE trigger pull kit. I used it the way I recieved it and have changed nothing. I am dusting it off to throw paint with my teenage kids. I aired it up and it fires correctly but there is a leak at the ULE on/off (as far as I can tell). I have some replacement o-rings and replaced the on/off rings but no difference. I noticed if I fire it and hold the trigger the leak seems to go away. I know I can order o-ring replacement kits which I guess might fix it but because of time it sat on shelf am considering sending it in to get serviced. Just needing some advice from those with more experience. Also if I posted this in the wrong spot don't be too hard on me. Thanks.
                  ]You say in the above post that the gun does not leak when you hold the trigger back, therefore I can say your problem does not lie in the on/off assy. Other than that, if you cant fix it I will fix it for you. Just send it here.
                  Email me for low prices on ALL AGD Products and more. [email protected]
                  Tunamart

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                  • Tunaman
                    Specialized AGD Tech

                    • Dec 2000
                    • 8643

                    #10
                    Originally posted by T$TILLMAN View Post
                    At the expense of sounding like a dummy I guess I need a little more direction. I don't want to start replacing parts that maybe are not bad because then I may miss what the problem is. When I look at the Gun Parts on the Airgun Designs webpage and I look up o-ring kits I'm not sure what to look for. I guess my Tac-one is an RT ULE/RT PRO?
                    yes.
                    Email me for low prices on ALL AGD Products and more. [email protected]
                    Tunamart

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                    • T$TILLMAN
                      Registered User
                      • Feb 2020
                      • 7

                      #11
                      Thank you for your responses. I do appreciate them. I emailed [email protected] and I emailed your user name.

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                      • Tunaman
                        Specialized AGD Tech

                        • Dec 2000
                        • 8643

                        #12
                        Thanks for the reply. Send it here. I replied to your email. Dont forget to send your L10 parts.
                        Email me for low prices on ALL AGD Products and more. [email protected]
                        Tunamart

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                        • T$TILLMAN
                          Registered User
                          • Feb 2020
                          • 7

                          #13
                          I emailed you.

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                          • Tunaman
                            Specialized AGD Tech

                            • Dec 2000
                            • 8643

                            #14
                            Got you all done. Sent you an email. Thanks!
                            Email me for low prices on ALL AGD Products and more. [email protected]
                            Tunamart

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