Xvalve users in here! or Level 10 users

[VFX_Fenix]

Personally I have a less that stellar screw down connection that doesn't require teflon tape to seal poperly. if I wanna tear down my Mag I do have to have a wrench handy though. A slide would be easier to use, but I'm cheap and dun wanna buy one just yet

[PRPB]

I use a quick disconnect fitting on both of my RTs with flatline tanks. It is easy...turn air off, fire until gun wont fire, and disconnect! There was too much air in lines to do with macro lines, but when i put my macro fitting on a quick disconnect, no problem (no flinching as long as you shoot rewsidual air out ).

Good luck!

I also do the same shoot till it won't fire then disconnect them. I also do the same with the macro lines it's a little harder, but I get it off.

[darrickws]

Hey now!

it's a little harder, but I get it off.

Too much information on AO, buddy!

[Carbon Blue]

Help

cool my tank came with quick disconnects, i just put a cloth over the steel braided line and it makes a popping noise. Is that okay?


I just filled her up and the gun is shooting fine just some level 10 problems. I have my max flo set at around 850-875psi with the red spring 2.5 carrier (anything bigger or smaller leaks) and NO shims ( if i add a shim it leaks). The valve has about 3 cases and about a tank of air through it. I tested it out by rollin up a piece of paper and putting it down the powerfeed. First shot it chuffs second shot goes right through it. Then i waited about 10 seconds and put the piece of paper down and it chuffs pull the trigger again and goes right through it. ANy suggestions?

i ran about 1000-1100psi through the gun and i cant get it to sweetspot, it can very bouncy and reactive . Will adjusting my velocity help that problem out?

EDIT: Solved the sweetspotting issue :) i just turned up the velocity