I just recieved my Intelliframe, and yes it's as good as I thought it would look. When I gas the marker up, and the gun is on safe, if I depress the trigger a little the gun will vent a little. Any way to prevent this from happening?
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read the level 10 info. i'm not sure as i dont own lvl 10 yet, but i'm just guessing its something about the shims or maybe the pt spacer.
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check your shims. I think you may need another one.
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that is normal......
all mag valves do that when you put a slight amount of pressure on the trigger or pull the trigger very slowly....
basicly is comes down to a dont do that type thing..... it doesnt hurt anything... and again this applies to all mag valves when using a mechinal trigger opperation.....Virus, King of the Basement Trollz has spoken
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virus, it is NOT suppose to leak gas when you pull the trigger with safety ON. i had this problem when i got my mag, but i just change the pt spacer to one smaller and it worked fine afterComment
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i have this same problems, just got my intelliframe on my mirco. I have a stock bolt too. I would like to know whats up. I going to call jon sometime here to find out what the deal is.
Later HillsNVE-mag
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Usually, if you depress the trigger it will stop venting if it is already leaking.
The fact that pressing the trigger is causing the bolt to slide forward a tiny bit eads me to think that the sear may be worn a bit.
On a level 10, remove a shim to stop the venting. On a standard bolt, go to a smaller power tube spacer to stop the leaking.
Also, on the level 10, check the size of your carrier. You may need to go one size smaller. If you haven't already dropped a size due to break-in of the o-ring, do it now. It has been found that you can go to the one size smaller without problems right away rather than waiting until it actaully starts to leak due to o-ring break-in.Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.Comment
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The marker is working exactl right. If your L10 is on the edge which give best performance, it should leak some if you push the bolt to one side. This is what your doing when the safety is on. It should NOT do this with level 7.
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Yay that means my gun is perfect!
Lol I noticed this, I diddnt bother with it though, it seeemed normal enough.Comment
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Ok so how do I fix it?Originally posted by AGD
It should NOT do this with level 7.
AGD
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if your mag doesn't have the level 10 set up, try going down one size spacer, and check for wear on the sear.Comment
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