I need advice about ASA on/off

[RavishingEddie]

Ok I have to get something that bleeds the air out of the hose of my Emag, but it cannot be one that has the front turning knob like the CP on/off. It is kind of complicated to explain but my set up only allows me to use a push button or the 1/4 turn knob type ASA.
Here are the ones that I am thinking of getting. Can you guys tell me what are the cons of these types of ASAs? Do you guys know any other ones made by someone other than Hybrid? I have always used CP on/offs but my setup does not allow me to use one.

http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.com/I/paintballgate_1931_73518134

http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.com/I/paintballgate_1931_71321702

[SR_matt]

the second oen will bleed off, only problem is the need of a rail to put it on, you also have to screw the tank in under psi so its a little harder but not a big deal

-matt

[RavishingEddie]

the second oen will bleed off, only problem is the need of a rail to put it on, you also have to screw the tank in under psi so its a little harder but not a big deal

-matt

So even if I have it in the off position the tank will still be hard to screw in? I already have the rail so that is no problem for me.

[robnix]

So even if I have it in the off position the tank will still be hard to screw in? I already have the rail so that is no problem for me.

No, I've used those Hybrid push buttons before. They're very nice and easy to use.

[RavishingEddie]

No, I've used those Hybrid push buttons before. They're very nice and easy to use.

Cool, Thanks guys. I am looking forward to getting one now.

[etjoyride]

I have a hybrid push on/off, extremely easy to use, also if you decide you want a 1.4 turn one later on there is a decent SP one.

[CKY_Alliance]

Function has a pushed button on/off as well....

[robnix]

Function has a pushed button on/off as well....

Had one on my emag. Nice and very easy action plus it's a direct mount. No Bleed though.

[rkjunior303]

even the systemx sliders werent bad either.., just had to oil the oring in the pushbutton once in a while

[RavishingEddie]

Yeah those others seem good, but when you have a mag you have to have a bleeder. I frequently remove the Xvalve to clean and I hate having to hear a pop from the pressure when I seperate the quick disconnects.

[CKY_Alliance]

Had one on my emag. Nice and very easy action plus it's a direct mount. No Bleed though.

I thought the new ones had bleed?..maybe not..


Smart parts has a quarter turn one as well, not sure if it has bleed or not.

[don miguel]

is the whole "bleed" thing real, or a scam? how does a "bleed" valve "bleed" air? I have a cp on/off bleed, and a CCM on/off w/o bleed, and there dosen't seem to be a big difference between them. They both gush air out after I turn them off, one isn't different than the other. im confused!

[SR_matt]

So even if I have it in the off position the tank will still be hard to screw in? I already have the rail so that is no problem for me.

i mean as apposed to the on offs you screw the tank in then turn the air on as apposed to like a duck bill type asa.

they are nice asa's just wanted to but that out there that its not as easy to screw the tank in as a screw type on off

yes don the bleed valves bleed air by desing the others bleed because the on off has been unthreaded past an oring that seales it


-matt

[d4m4don3]

Ok I have to get something that bleeds the air out of the hose of my Emag, but it cannot be one that has the front turning knob like the CP on/off. It is kind of complicated to explain but my set up only allows me to use a push button or the 1/4 turn knob type ASA.
Here are the ones that I am thinking of getting. Can you guys tell me what are the cons of these types of ASAs? Do you guys know any other ones made by someone other than Hybrid? I have always used CP on/offs but my setup does not allow me to use one.

http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.com/I/paintballgate_1931_73518134

http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.c..._1931_71321702

Only thing I don't like about the hybrid pushbutton is you'll eventually have to take the thing apart if an O-ring goes bad sorta like the dynaflow, although the flow has a better pushbutton.

[SR_matt]

i havent actualy seen the hybrid push buttons go bad (also its not to complex, you un scrrew it and there are a couple orings (if that many) on the piece that slides back and forth.

its not to comples
-matt