I can't get rid of my Shootdown!

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  • SnarlBuckle
    Registered User
    • May 2003
    • 9

    #1

    I can't get rid of my Shootdown!

    I'm using an RT with 68ci, 3Kpsi nitro duck, lvlX, and macro line. I recently upgraded from micro line to macro, and took out the air filter(That's not too bad is it?). The valve is just about brand new. It's well oiled. I'm still getting shootdown. I have another air tank but I think that it's output pressure is 1k so I don't want to put it on the mag.
    Any suggestions?
  • Brak
    POOP
    • Sep 2002
    • 1996

    #2
    this should be in technical help, but anyway...

    what kind of output is the tank your using on it now? its its any lower than 650 your gonna get shootdown
    SIG RULES SUCK REAL BAD AND THEYRE STUPID AND DUMB AND THEY STINK AND ARE STUPID AND I HATE THEM AND THEY SUCK REAL BAD

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    • BlackVCG
      Grubby Owner

      • Oct 2000
      • 4956

      #3
      Most likely your problem is your Nitro Duck. Check the output of it. Try that other tank on your Mag. 1K input won't hurt a thing.

      Also, if you're using any sort of on/off cradle, make sure you turn it in no more than one full turn after it hits the pin on the tank, if it's a screw-in.
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      • SnarlBuckle
        Registered User
        • May 2003
        • 9

        #4
        Thanx

        Thanks for your help, I'll try the 1000psi tank if you're sure it won't hurt it. That tank is a 45000 psi, 88ci pure energy, so I should get about twice as many shots with it. Shots that are well needed when using a mag.

        Oh yeah, sorry about posting it in the wrong area. I realized that only after it was up. Thanks for the help anyways. I'll tell you how it goes soon.

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        • punkncat
          One foot less
          • Feb 2003
          • 5841

          #5
          If you look at the rear part of your valve you will notice it states that it is rated to 3000PSI.Not that I would try that much , but 1K isn't going to hurt it.

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          • SnarlBuckle
            Registered User
            • May 2003
            • 9

            #6
            huh?

            All I see on the back of my valve is a saftey warning and a "reccomended input 600 - 800 psi". I'll try the 1k tank though.

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