are mirror-honed with a step-bore, porting, and a stock length of 13 3/4 inches.
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TACTICAL
HIGH PERFORMANCE PAINTBALL MARKER
USER MANUAL
WARNING! PAINTBALL GUNS AND PAINTBALL GUN ACCESSORIES ARE NOT TOYS!
- Careless use or misuse may result in serious bodily injury or death! - Eye protection designed for paintball must be worn by the user and all persons within range. - Not for sale to persons under 18 years of age. - Must be 18 years of age or older to operate or handle any paintball gun and paintball gun accessories without adult or parental supervision. - Read and understand all cautions, warnings, and operating manuals before using any paintball gun or paintball gun accessory. - Do not aim paintball gun at eyes or head of people or at animals. - Paintball guns are to be used with Paintballs only. - Use common sense and have fun. Any tampering with the unit voids your warranty. There are no consumer serviceable parts inside the unit. The use of non factory authorized components within this product may cause a critical failure, fire or shock hazard. IN NO EVENT SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE, OR LOSSES OR EXPENSES RESULTING FROM ANY DEFECTIVE PRODUCT OR THE USE OF ANY PRODUCT.
WARNING: This product contains one or more chemicals that are
known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling. You must be at least 18 years of age to purchase this product. This product may be mistaken for a firearm by law enforcement officers or others. Altering the color of the product or brandishing the product in public may be considered a crime.
Included Items • Marker • Barrel Blocking Device • Allen Wrenches (1/8", 5/32" and 3/16") • Manual
Marker double firing or going full auto
Specifications
Caliber 68
Mechanical Action Semi-Automatic
Powered CO2 or Compressed Air (HP Output)
Main Body Material Aluminum
Getting Started
Safety and safe marker handling are the most important aspects of paintball sports. Please practice each of the following steps with an unloaded marker before attempting to charge your marker with an air source and paintballs. • Do not install an air cylinder or load paintballs into your marker until you feel completely confident with your ability to handle your marker safely. • Keep your finger out of the trigger guard and away from the trigger; point the muzzle of the marker in a safe direction at all times. Keep the marker in “Safe Mode” (safety on) until you are ready to operate the marker. Please refer to the Safe Mode section below for full details. • Always keep your marker pointed in a safe direction. Always use a barrel plug or barrel blocking device. Always use paintball-specific eye protection which meets or exceeds ASTM standards in any areas where paintball markers may be discharged. Remember that the ultimate safety device is you, the operator.
Safe Mode
In this manual, you will see the term “SAFE MODE”. The safety should be set to “SAFE” (red marking on safety will not be visible). Make sure your marker is set to “SAFE MODE” when indicated to do so (Fig. 1.1). Bottom photo in Fig. 1.1 indicates “SAFE MODE”.
Read this entire manual before loading or attaching a propellant source or in any way attempting to operate the JT Tactical marker.
Rules for Safe Marker Handling
Introduction and Specifications
Congratulations on your selection of the JT Tactical JT markers come with a removable barrel system. This feature allows the user to select a barrel that is most suitable for the playing conditions. Standard barrels
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• Air cylinder low on air • Rear bolt O-ring worn or damaged • Rear bolt or sear worn • Rear bolt has no oil • Bad valve
• Get air cylinder filled • Replace rear bolt O-ring • Inspect both for wear and replace if needed • Oil rear bolt O-ring area with paintball oil • Service or replace valve
Marker does not re-cock Fig. 1.2 cocked. • Locate the air cylinder adapter. The JT marker cylinder adapter is located at the base of the pistol grip. • Position the JT marker so that the air cylinder adapter is pointed upwards while keeping the muzzle of the marker pointed in a safe direction. • Insert the threaded cylinder valve end into the adapter. Without pushing the cylinder, twist the cylinder clockwise and allow the threads to draw the cylinder into the marker until it stops. Your marker is now charged (Fig. 1.2). Notes: • Remember compressed air, nitrogen systems, and CO2 cylinders can be extremely dangerous if misused or improperly handled. Use only cylinders meeting D.O.T. or regionally defined specifications. • Never disassemble your tank or tank regulator. Only a qualified and trained technician should perform work on your tank and tank regulator. • Never add any lubricants or greases into the fill adapter on your tank regulator.
Loading Paintballs
JT markers use .68 Caliber, water-soluble paintballs, readily available at paintball pro-shops, commercial playing fields, and many sporting goods stores. The paintballs are fed from the loader through the feed elbow into the breech of the marker. • Make sure the marker is set to “SAFE MODE”. • Put on an eye protective device designed specifically for paintball and make sure that anyone within range of the marker does the same. • Load quality .68 caliber paintballs (leave some room for paintballs to move about, inside loader).
• Rear bolt O-ring worn or damaged • Replace rear bolt O-ring • Rear bolt O-ring is dry • Oil rear bolt O-ring area with paintball oil • Power tube is damaged • Replace power tube • Marker internals clogged • Clean dirt and/or broken paintballs from inside receiver and barrel Gas leaking out of barrel
• Valve leaking
• Service or replace valve
Gas leaking at ASA
• Tank O-ring damaged or missing • Tank or ASA damaged
• Replace tank O-ring • Replace tank and/or ASA if needed
Marker is breaking paint
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