Paintball Gun User’s Manual Component Concepts, Inc. The Phantom™ Paintball Gun User’s Manual
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The Phantom™ User’s Manual
Safety-Your Responsibility
Precautions
Safety-Your Responsibility 1
Description and Operation
Introduction 2
Specifications 3
The Gun Safety 3
CO2 Installation 4
Puncture Adapter Removal………………………….. 4
Load and Fire Paintballs 5
Velocity Adjustment 6
Service and Maintenance
Field Stripping 7
Cup Seal and O-ring Replacement 8
General Maintenance 8
Service Notes 10
Parts List 12
Exploded View 13
Accessories 14
Warranty and Disclaimers
Warranty 15
Disclaimers 16
The Phantom is designed and built to provide safe and dependable service if handled according to instructions. Read and understand the instructions and warnings in this manual before using the Phantom. Failure to do so could result in personal injury or property damage. Phantom owners must comply with the following basic safety precautions. These precautions are given here for your safety and for the protection of the gun. Review them carefully before using or performing general maintenance or repairs on the gun.
WARNING The Phantom is a dangerous weapon if mishandled. This gun is not a toy nor is it intended for use by persons under the age of 18. Follow the basic rules of safe firearms handling and the laws governing the ownership and use of gas-fired guns. Careless handling of the Phantom or any other CO2 powered gun may cause serious injury.
Do not handle this gun until you are thoroughly familiar with its mechanical characteristics. Always wear approved eye protection when operating this or any paintball gun. Pressurize with CO2 only while the gun is in use. Keep exposed flesh away from escaping CO2 . Always carry the gun with the safety “ON”. Never point the gun in the direction of anything you do not intend to mark. Never look directly into the barrel. Use only .68 caliber paintballs. Do not attempt to service the gun without first removing the CO2. Do not fire the gun at a target that is less than three feet away. For everyone’s protection, exercise common sense and safety during all situations.
Introduction
Specifications
The Phantom is a .68 caliber, pump action, CO2 powered gun designed to fire paintballs, which burst on impact to mark the aiming point. The Phantom cocks and loads a paintball when the pump arm is pulled fully back and returned to its full forward position. Releasing the safety and squeezing the trigger fires the gun. The gun must be pressurized with CO2 to cock. The design of the trigger firing mechanism includes a rapid fire capability. With constant pull on the trigger, the gun fires with each pump action. Identified in Figure 1 are the Phantom’s major components. This illustration will aid you in understanding the instructions contained in this manual.
Caliber Mechanism Power Safety Muzzle Velocity Sights Weight Length Barrel Material
.68 Pump Action CO2 Trigger Block 180-325 fps (Adjustable) “F” Stamped less than 200 fps (Non-Adjustable) Rear sight w/ Slide Rails 1.8 - 2 lbs. 20½ to 34 inches Aluminum Alloy Roller Burnished 8-14 inch 6061 T-6 Aluminum Alloy
The Gun Safety The Phantom safety is a push button located next to the trigger. The safety provides protection against accidental or unintentional discharge under normal usage when properly engaged (ON).
Ammo Box
To engage the safety, push the button all the way to the right. To release the safety, push the button all the way to the left. See Figure 2 which illustrates the positions of the safety. Air Adapter Trigger Safety
Push button on right side of gun to disengage safety.
Push Button on left side of gun to engage safety.
Figure 2. The Safety “ON” and “OFF” Positions.
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