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November 28th, 07:07 PM
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ASA on/off
I`ve just bought an ION, and somebody told me that if my air system does not have on/off, my ASA must. Is this true? I don`t know a thing about them. Do I need a drop to screw my ASA on it? Is there a good on/off ASA that replaces perfectly (no other piece, drop or rail needed) the original ASA?
I need some advice here, I`m clueless.
Last edited by Gorila : December 4th at 10:39 AM.
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November 28th, 09:01 PM
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Slipknot!!!!
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You don't need an on/off, all it does it turn off the flow of air from your tank into the gun, all it does is save you some air when you screw it off. You're fine if you don't have one but i myself don't have one so can't help you find one.
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November 28th, 09:47 PM
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Supporting Turtle
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The ASA can also help you save alot of o-rings.
If you're looking for a good one, try to find a CP on/off, I swear by one.
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November 29th, 12:44 AM
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Frontman
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it allows you to take the pressure off of your tank and it's o-rings resulting in a lot of saved o-rings.
I personally am a huge fan of a Check-It Unimount, they have a bleed, they're the perfect length and once they're on that puppy ain't moving without tools lol
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November 29th, 06:24 AM
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Well hell yeah it's Tomba
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you dont need one but get one. It makes the gun feel better and saves orings. But untill u get one, always degass the gun, never leave it gassed up.
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November 30th, 10:19 AM
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How do i degass the gun? Shooting as long as the gas is over?
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November 30th, 11:18 AM
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when you're done playing, after you take your tank off there will still be enough air inside your gun for one shot. So after you take the tank off, turn the eyes off and shoot once, so that there is no more air in your gun. You don't want to leave that air pressure in your gun, it could mess up your hoses and whatnot.
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November 30th, 02:18 PM
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Well hell yeah it's Tomba
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mLuH
when you're done playing, after you take your tank off there will still be enough air inside your gun for one shot. So after you take the tank off, turn the eyes off and shoot once, so that there is no more air in your gun. You don't want to leave that air pressure in your gun, it could mess up your hoses and whatnot.
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yeah, it can also be maybe 2 or even 3 so just shoot till your cant no more. |
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November 30th, 07:08 PM
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thanks for the Advice, i appreciate it
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