any ideas on how to get the reg off my tank???

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  • madcrisis
    Registered User
    • Nov 2005
    • 256

    #16
    wow i always thought qft meant quit trying. now all those qft's make so much more sense
    Last edited by AO Moderation Team; 11-19-2007, 09:36 AM. Reason: swearing

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    • dixieoutfitter94
      Registered User
      • Sep 2007
      • 477

      #17
      I had no idea what it meant

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      • NoLifeLeft
        Gun Hoarder
        • Aug 2004
        • 158

        #18
        Originally posted by zipity_Bop
        i though it was "quite f'ing true"
        Me too.

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        • Enemy
          aKa PROZAC
          • Aug 2003
          • 1245

          #19
          i thought it was quit fing talking... anyways if you dont know how to spell wrapped and are not a certified airsmith then you should just take it to a shop.. seriously if you do one thing wrong you could end up killing someone!
          VV04962 yeah thats my Pewter CnC X-mag

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          • Siress
            SCP == Win
            • Aug 2003
            • 248

            #20
            Am I the only one that laughs when ever someone uses the phrase "certified airsmith" in such a way that they are assuming it is synonymous with "person that always knows what he or she is doing with paintball equipment?" The majority of "certified airsmiths" that I've seen are professional packagers that ship the guns back to the manufacture. I remember several years ago when I had to go into the back room to check on the guy filling my tank because it had been so long. He was fumbling with the, albeit fairly new at the time, slide nipple cover. I'm sure he was certified...all the framed certificates said so. Beyond that, I could probably crucify 95% of the "certified airsmiths" when it comes to properly filling a CO2 tank. 3.5oz equates to 1 in what ever screwed up system the majority are using.

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            • maniacmechanic
              PrestonCoPaintball
              • Aug 2006
              • 3453

              #21
              bring it to me

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              • ta2maki
                Registered User

                • Oct 2004
                • 159

                #22
                Originally posted by Siress
                Am I the only one that laughs when ever someone uses the phrase "certified airsmith" in such a way that they are assuming it is synonymous with "person that always knows what he or she is doing with paintball equipment?" The majority of "certified airsmiths" that I've seen are professional packagers that ship the guns back to the manufacture. I remember several years ago when I had to go into the back room to check on the guy filling my tank because it had been so long. He was fumbling with the, albeit fairly new at the time, slide nipple cover. I'm sure he was certified...all the framed certificates said so. Beyond that, I could probably crucify 95% of the "certified airsmiths" when it comes to properly filling a CO2 tank. 3.5oz equates to 1 in what ever screwed up system the majority are using.
                How do you get "certified" anyways? If I print out a nice certificate on my computer and have a notary public stamp it, would that suffice?

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                • dixieoutfitter94
                  Registered User
                  • Sep 2007
                  • 477

                  #23
                  Originally posted by Enemy
                  i thought it was quit fing talking... anyways if you dont know how to spell wrapped and are not a certified airsmith then you should just take it to a shop.. seriously if you do one thing wrong you could end up killing someone!
                  a certified air smith might not know how to spell "wrapped". But anyway it doesnt matter if I did it in a dangerous way because itsdone now.

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                  • Looper
                    Registered User
                    • Sep 2007
                    • 754

                    #24
                    Originally posted by ta2maki
                    How do you get "certified" anyways? If I print out a nice certificate on my computer and have a notary public stamp it, would that suffice?
                    Like most certifications, you go to school... http://www.paintball-pti.com/

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                    • dixieoutfitter94
                      Registered User
                      • Sep 2007
                      • 477

                      #25
                      does anybody know if I need a special asa for my reg?

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                      • d4m4don3
                        does anyone read my posts?
                        • Sep 2005
                        • 1228

                        #26
                        Wouldn't it just have been easier to pop the burst disk and let it degass that way?

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                        • 211
                          Ave Dominus Nox
                          • May 2007
                          • 555

                          #27
                          You shouldnt need a special asa for your tank. it would be the first non standard threaded screw in reg Ive ever heard of
                          sounds like the reg is in need a a full rebuild

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                          • Siress
                            SCP == Win
                            • Aug 2003
                            • 248

                            #28
                            Do you have a 'burst disk: pop' command or are you suggesting that it would be better to over fill the tank to purposefully burst the disk? If you are suggesting that, it's a good idea if you have a suitable blast chamber with mechanisms to do the work. Otherwise, it's a horrible idea because it would increase the risk of personal injury and weaken the tank, even if only a small degree. The idea, and eventual method used, of loosening the burst disk is the best I've come to apply. It's very rare that the pin valve is closed from the loop so I haven't put a lot of though into it, really.

                            Please post pictures of this regulator, if you can.

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                            • senghing27
                              I lol'ed as well
                              • Aug 2005
                              • 707

                              #29
                              Please for the love of god, take it to a paintball shop and have them deal with it...

                              I don't think we want someone on the 10 o clock news about how paintball is dangerous again...

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                              • tebo
                                Registered User
                                • Aug 2007
                                • 107

                                #30
                                He already did it, read the thread...

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