cstieg

Just got a A-5 off ebay..Don't have any books.. Actually didn't know it had the e-grip..Looked on tippmans web site but nothing in detail on how to adjust- or tell what setting the e-grip is on... At work tonight so can't go out and shoot..Any help would be great...

Torch

Have a look at the manual online. PDF file- http://www.tippmannparts.com/index.c...&categoryID=77

Get the rest of the manuals and diagrams from the site also if you need them- http://www.tippmannparts.com/index.c...&categoryID=77

Would be good if you want the one for the A5 itself also.

Good luck with it

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cstieg

Thanks, that's the one I needed..I found the W.A.S diagram..in a way earlier post..SoNew to the sport. first gun.What would be the best setting..Gun has flatline barrel will more than likely be the back guy in woodsball..

the_real_kaz

Your best off using semi-auto and on the stock settings pretty much. Your not going to need to do anything to any of the other settings because your not shooting a ton and so on.

I have a 98 that's had quit a lot of changes to dwell and debounce and so on, but I used that in tournaments for a short time.

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cstieg

I have to get a pair of reading glasses to see the #...I went through 3000 on my tank just to get a feel of what the different settings were.It's awfully hard to see what the rate of fire is at I'm just hoping that evrything works ok, it just seemed as throuogh it was firing to much even when I turned the dial.Like it didn't change anything? I plan on taking apart the cyclone feed and go through all parts... Guess it's all just new and have to go and shoot a ton of balls to get a better handle...

cstieg

I think the gun is set at semi-auto, now how do you tell what the rate of fire should be set to?