Installing A Co2 / Compressed Air Tank; Proper Use Of Barrel Blocking Device - Spyder Pilot with eye Manual Del Usuario

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INSTALLING A CO2 / COMPRESSED AIR TANK

Firmly hand tighten the CO2 / Compressed Air Tank clockwise into the markers C/A adapter. HELPFUL TIP: Before
installing a CO2 / Compressed Air Tank, make sure that the tank is full and that it has a urethane bottle o-ring on the
top of the valve to prevent air leaks.
IMPORTANT: You should never need to use any hand tool to attach a CO2 / Compressed Air Tank to the C/A adapter.
REMOVING A CO2 / COMPRESSED AIR TANK
With a firm grip holding the CO2 / Compressed Air Tank remove the cylinder by hand turn counter-clockwise until
it comes out of the C/A adapter. HELPFUL TIP: After firing the marker, you should ALWAYS remove the CO2 /
Compressed Air Tank before storing. When the tank is being removed, excess air will release from the C/A adapter.
CAUTION: Never expose any skin to the C/A adapters bleed hole when removing the tank. This is to avoid the risk of
getting skin burn from the escaping GAS.
IMPORTANT: You should never need to use any hand tool to detach a CO2 / Compressed Air Tank from the C/A
adapter. If you cannot remove a tank by hand please see a certified airsmith for assistance.
PROPER USE OF YOUR BARREL BLOCKING DEVICE
A Barrel Blocking Device or "BBD" is an essential part of your paintball safety equipment. The Barrel Blocking
Device is designed to stop a paintball from exiting a paintball marker accidentally. Improper use of the Barrel
Blocking Device will render this device useless.
BARREL SOCK/BAG TYPE DEVICE
Place the bag/sock part of the Barrel Blocking Device over the end of your barrel and wrap the elastic cord around
the back end of your marker.
Adjust the length of the elastic cord to make sure your Barrel Blocking Device fits securely over your markers barrel.
NOTE: If the elastic cord is too long you can tie a couple of knots around the cord to shorten its length.
BARREL PLUG TYPE DEVICE
Insert the barrel plug securely into the end of your markers barrel before proceeding to load paintballs and screwing
in your tank to your marker.
The barrel plug should fit firmly into the barrel with a significant amount of resistance. NOTE: The barrel plug should
not be easy to remove and always inspect the O-rings to make sure they are not worn or cut.
Remove the Barrel Blocking Device only when you are getting ready to begin play or have been instructed to do so
by a field safety official.
Always keep your Barrel Blocking Device on your marker after you have finished playing. Keep it in place even after
you have emptied all paintballs and removed your air tank from your paintball marker.
WARNING
Inspect your Barrel Blocking Device regularly for wear and any tear if it is worn, replace it immediately.
Always have your Barrel Blocking Device in place on your markers barrel to insure safety and prevent accidents that
may cause permanent injury or even death.
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