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source and disassemble the gun (after you've made sure that

your C02 tank has enough gas). Look for debris wedged

between the upper bolt and the breach. free your marker of any

debris, and re-lubricate all of your o-rings. Now reassemble your

marker and you should be ready to go. Be sure to check and see

if the connecting pin is still in place. Sometimes the connecting

pin will shift up or down and "lock" the bolt and hammer.

Low velocity: The first thing you'll need to do (after you make

sure your C02 tank is not empty or low) is to check the velocity

adjusting screw located in the rear of the hammer plug. To

increase the velocity, turn the screw clockwise and re-chrono-

graph the gun. Still shooting low? Check to make sure the gun is

clean and lubricated internally. Look for debris on or around the

bolt/hammer assembly and clean if necessary. Another possible

cause of velocity problems with the Rebel LE is a weak striker

spring. You may need to order a stiffer or longer spring. If all

else fails, you can place a spacer between the velocity adjusting

screw and spring guide.

Air leaking out of the barrel: You will need to replace your cup seal,

the cup seal is your number four and five piece. To replace the

cup seal remove your gas connector, valve spring, and existing

cup seal. Replace the cup seal and reassemble.

(Tech Tip) Cup seals leaking are a common problem among blow

back style markers.

Trouble Shooting

Marker does not recock: I f

you fire the Rebel LE and

it does not recock by

itself, remove your air

Excessive ball breakage: Ball Breakage is usually the result of

high velocity,weather, dirty marker, paint, or bore size.

High Velocity: Be sure that your marker is shooting below

290 (fps) feet per second. High velocity is a common cause

of ball breakage.

Weather: Cold weather can make paintballs brittle allowing

for more ball breakage. Hot weather can cause paint to

expand an therefore your paint will be torn through your

barrel

Dirty Marker: Remember a clean marker is a happy marker.

Dirty components will usually result in ball breakage.

Paint:Old paint or lower end paints can sometimes be the

cause of ball breakage.Check your paintballs for flat spots,

color fading, etc.

Bore Size: Your barrels bore size plays a large part in shoot-

ing accurate and limiting ball breakage. So be sure to use

the proper size barrel. Sometimes the aluminum barrel can

easily be damaged which can cause the barrel to bend, and

could lead to ball breakage.

Inconsistent velocity: Velocity can be effected by the list

given above. Be sure that your marker is clean and lubricat-

ed and remember Co2 is affected by temperature therefor

when using this gas allow for expansion and contraction.

High velocity: High Velocity is usually the result of expanded

C02 or broken paint in your barrel. To help maintain a con-

sistent velocity be sure your marker is clear of all debris in

both the lower and upper chambers.

(Tech Tip) If using Co2 as your power source we recom-

mend an expansion chamber to help stabilize a very active

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