Decocking a gun???

[Semi_G]

Simply question im sure.

I read in the users manual how to decock a gun and it says remove the air...

But how do you decock it with the air still attached. I have plenty of air left in my supply and as the gun is not in use would like it decocked.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

[Tom]

What marker do you have? Is it running on air or CO2?

[Semi_G]

Bone Daddy... The starter pack gun.

Co2

[Devolve]

im presuming ur still onna boot the airsource.....u must detach it an airsource should never be left attached.....it says on the instructions. u need to use it up then decocking as informed in the instructions. seems a bit of a waste of co2 but its gurt fun to depressurise usin the adapter and watch as it freezes air.....:D:D dont try this its jus my gun was messing up...it is actually quite dangrous:D

[Eric]

erm....if you just wanna decock it for safety between games, hold the bolt (or the bit attached) and pull the trigger, then let it in slowly.

[Welsh]

why not just take the CO2 off?
It should have a pin valve or an on/off valve on the bottle.
If it has a pin valve, unscrew it by one turn and fire a few shots to relieve the pressure then remove the bottle.

[Devolve]

he got the bone daddy starter i think hes talkin boot the airsource with it....so that doesnt work

[Stodp]

if its a standard screw in fitting with a pin valve it will...

[Tom]

But I don't think it is - does anyone know if the airsource adapter is actually a pin valve, or is it just a straight through thing designed purely for puncturing the airsource bottle top?

[Skyhawk]

*slaps Semi_G With a 20oz Co2 bottle*

waste the airsource and get a 20oz bottle + on/off valuve it's alot easier

[Tom]

The airsources are not designed to replace a refillable bottle, they are for people that don't have easy access to CO2 for whatever reasons. Complementary, not competetive products :D