Trracer pump barrel Q's

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  • deded
    so.fresh.and.so.clean!
    • Nov 2001
    • 371

    #1

    Trracer pump barrel Q's

    I've been screwing around with my old trracer pump, and I was wondering if anyone else who has this can get the barrel off.

    I heard that they shoot a little less *LOUD* when they have a new barrel on them... buuuut I can't seem to get mine off. Also, what kind of barrels do they use?

    Thx!:)
    If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you.
  • DrEvil
    Evilicious
    • Dec 2000
    • 443

    #2
    Im interested in this too I have a ttracer on the way that I got off ebay. I had one several years ago but didnt try an aftermarket barrel ever.
    polished minimag
    superbolt
    chrome barrels
    and alot of balls
    (paintballs)

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    • bofh
      Waldorf, the Heckler
      • Jul 2001
      • 1248

      #3
      The pump has to be removed and then the barrel is just twisted out. Regular threads. I don't think it's threaded funny. Just checked, it's normally thread. ie. looking down the barrel from the tip, twist counter-clockwise.

      I have a brass J&J from about 6 or 7 years ago. Much quietier and much better than the stock...
      Shaun Nelson --- old, fat, slow.... did I mention lazy? I ate all the pies
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      • deded
        so.fresh.and.so.clean!
        • Nov 2001
        • 371

        #4
        How do you get the pump off?

        If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you.

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        • bofh
          Waldorf, the Heckler
          • Jul 2001
          • 1248

          #5
          Originally posted by deded
          How do you get the pump off?

          Follow the pump handle back to the bolt, there should be a bolt/screw on each side that attaches the fiberglass-y/plastic pump handle to the bolt/thingy. Un-screw those and slide the pump off the tip of the barrel.

          There's a c-clip on the barrel that prevents it from being removed while the pump handle is there. (and no, I have no idea why...) My aftermarket barrel doesn't have one.

          Of course this is for a 1994 era Trracer, your milage may vary.
          Shaun Nelson --- old, fat, slow.... did I mention lazy? I ate all the pies
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          • animal

            #6
            Mine just unscrews. I never had to take the pump handle off to get the barrel out. Of course now I've installed the autotracer kit to one of them, so the pump handle is no longer needed on that one.

            Anyone else break paint with their tracer ALOT? I'm talking 1 in 10 shots.

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            • deded
              so.fresh.and.so.clean!
              • Nov 2001
              • 371

              #7
              I unscrewed it from the bolt.... but it wont just slide off the front of the barrel.

              It stops on something.

              Pulling hard and fast doesn't seem to work. Is there a quick resease button somewhere that the elves are hiding?
              If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you.

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              • bofh
                Waldorf, the Heckler
                • Jul 2001
                • 1248

                #8
                Have you tried unscrewing the barrel now? Everything should come apart, now... Maybe your c-clip is the other way around from mine. Maybe mine was on the wrong side... I never figured out what it was for.
                Shaun Nelson --- old, fat, slow.... did I mention lazy? I ate all the pies
                I disable .signatures Apparently you do not.

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                • deded
                  so.fresh.and.so.clean!
                  • Nov 2001
                  • 371

                  #9
                  hmmm... I can't get it

                  O well I guess, thanks for trying!
                  If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you.

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                  • the JoKeR
                    Slightly disturbed member
                    • Dec 2001
                    • 565

                    #10
                    Try a big hammer. Impact maintenance! A big hammer and dremmel tools make me smile
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