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June 21st, 11:11 PM
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Is it bad to....(HELP?)
IS IT BAD TO DRY FIRE YOUR GUN!! like will it do something really bad or good I dont know....plz help!
(DUMB QUEsTION BUT LZ HELP!!)
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June 22nd, 08:16 AM
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No, there is nothing wrong with dry firing your Spyder. There is really no difference between there being a paintball in the chamber and there being no paintball in the chamber.
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June 22nd, 10:28 AM
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^^^yup, nothing wrong with it at all
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June 22nd, 11:02 AM
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i do it all the time just to empty the rest of the tank before i go to fill it, and ive never had any big problems, just sometimes with co2 my gun gets really cold, but thats no biggie
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June 22nd, 11:12 AM
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if u dont have your tank on dont fire, you'll scrach up the inside of your marker
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June 22nd, 02:12 PM
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Nope its perfectly fine, wont screw up your gun, jsut remember to oil it and not to leave it out in the sun. to oil it just put 3-4 drops of paintball oil into the asa, screw the tank on and dry fire 20 times.
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June 24th, 03:36 PM
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paintball markers arent like real guns where firing them with out bullets will damage them. if there is a paintball or isnt it wont make any differance because the bolt still does the exact same thing as it would if there was a paintball in it. it will just be louder than usual when u dry fire it
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June 24th, 09:02 PM
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if u dont have your tank on dont fire, you'll scrach up the inside of your marker
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You do relize that you wrong right?
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June 24th, 09:08 PM
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June 25th, 09:27 AM
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ya dry firing without a tank doesn't do anything bad to your gun. Paintballs work different then real guns.
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June 25th, 12:32 PM
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My friends tippman bolt broke, it cracked right in half. I do know that he likes to cock it back and fire it without air. Not sure why he does this  . |
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June 25th, 12:35 PM
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yeah, thats pretty stupid, one time i was dry firing my gun and the venturi from my bolt flew out
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June 25th, 12:55 PM
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u dont need the venturi anyways....lol
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June 25th, 05:53 PM
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That's fcuking awesome! 
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yeah, thats pretty stupid, one time i was dry firing my gun and the venturi from my bolt flew out
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June 26th, 06:39 AM
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I wish my Venturi flew out.
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June 26th, 08:49 AM
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A 1337 M3mb3r
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yeah, it is pretty awsome, but i was a newb when this happend, so i didnt jnow waht to do, and freaked out, i thought my gun was goin to explode
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June 26th, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Aboynamedkim
if u dont have your tank on dont fire, you'll scrach up the inside of your marker
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not true...oiling it will help a lot...i used to dry fire my old spyder all the time and at first that was a myth that i heard when i was a n00b then i realized it was not true
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