[crosby]

I currently use a 20 oz. Co2 tank with an on/off valve, and my question is:

Can i turn off the tank and fire the remaining Co2 left in the line to the ASA to release the pressure so it's easier to unscrew?

The only reason i ask is because i had read another thread that mentioned that it might do harm to the gun. I don't see why this would be true. I just want to be cautious. Sorry if this seems like a stupid question.

[forshizzle234]

Yeah you can turn the gas off and fire the remainder thats in the hoseing.

It wont harm your gun, and what gun is this that your using ?

[splatwithhonor3]

Your fine. THats the whole point of having an on/off valve.

[crosby]

Sweet. That's what i thought...i was just making sure.
I'm using an Autococker Trilogy Pro.

[SCATHED]

you may wanna use compressed air for that gun but whatever works. and yeah, it won't harm your gun at all

[bobide]

buying a on/off w/ bleed is also a good move. It vents the pressure making it even easier to unscrew.

[Holy Vampire 32]

Since I'm a complete n00b to paintball I just do rentals. But the one thing that really scares me about paintball is the tank, I don't know anything about it except when its low thanks to that little guage. I'm thinking about one but I'm sorta paranoid that I'd mistreat the tank without even knowing how and it would blow up on me @_@

Ya I am an uber n00b but at least I listen to players before trying anything. I'm a good n00b i guess ^_^

[crosby]

Yeah i plan on using compressed air once i can afford it.