Manual

3) Velocity Adjustment
Each time you play paintball,
the velocity of your paintball
marker should be checked
with a chronograph, an
instrument for measuring
velocity, prior to playing
paintball to verify that
the marker’s velocity is set
below 300 feet per second
or less if required by playing field.
To adjust the velocity use the 5/32” allen wrench included with
your marker. The velocity adjustment screw is located on left
side receiver. To adjust the velocity down, turn the screw inward
or clockwise. To turn the velocity up, turn the screw out or
counterclockwise. Do not remove velocity screw.
NOTE: You must turn the velocity screw all the way in before
doing any disassembly.
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5/32” Allen Wrench
Velocity
Adjustment
Screw
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Getting Started (continued from page 6)
2) Hopper
Barrel Sleeve must be installed (see page 2) and safety in Safe
Mode (see page 4) before filling the hopper.
Make sure that the feed elbow and hopper are clean and free
of any sharp edges to keep paintballs feeding into the marker
smoothly.
Install the hopper neck into the feed elbow of your marker and
tighten the hopper down with a 3/16” allen wrench.
NOTE: Do not overtighten or the elbow will break. With the
barrel sleeve installed and safety in Safe Mode, you are now
ready to load your hopper with paintballs. Fill hopper and
only remove barrel sleeve and turn off the safety when ready
to shoot.
4) Rear Sight Adjustment
If your paintball is hitting low, slide the rear sight back towards
rear of marker. Do the opposite if paintball is hitting high.