Ack, the leak come sout of the back of the gun but NOT the hole that you adjust velocity in. It seems to be coming out from under just about where the on/off would be(I'm guessing here). The thing is, the air doesnt even make it to the sear because the trigger rod thingeedoo doesn't set so you can shoot. Any ideas?
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It is an RT or an RT Pro? Does it leak if you hold down the trigger? If it does, inspect the orings in the on/off. That is a good place to start.
Sorry, but I don't know much about the RTs.
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if your gasing up slow it will leak. shoot it and the leak should stop. if its an old rt the o-rings on the banjo bolt should be checked. and if your kinda low on air it might leak. mine will leak when there is less than 400psi going in to the guns.
i have a pro and an older rt. all the above applies to both guns except the banjo bolt part.Sorry for the spelling. Im still working on it.Comment
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Gassing up slowly will cause a bolt stick problem resulting in a barrel leak, not an on-off area leak as described.
Sounds to me like the banjo bolt, anyone else?
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I can't hold down the trigger because the air doesn't make it to pressurizing the trigger, do you see what I mean?faith;
its not something that i grasp, its something that i fake, as i'm falling through the cracksComment
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Well, if it was the bano bolt it wouldn't gas up. As i said make sure you are using the right rings, and they arn't damaged.Comment
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it sounds like your tank is empty but surly thats not it
. thats what my gun does with less than 400psi going in to it.
Sorry for the spelling. Im still working on it.Comment
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