Valken Razorback Manual - English

Using your Razorback Paintball Marker Before beginning setup, locate the on/off switch above the trigger. Make sure the on/off switch Is in the off/ safety is pushed to the left so that the marker is not accidentally discharged during setup.

Barrel Installation 1. Make sure the marker is set in the off/safe position and that the hopper is removed. Make sure that no paintballs are in the feed port or breech. Confirm that the on/off switch is set to the far left position which is the off or “safe” mode. 2. While pointing marker in a safe direction, place the threaded end of the barrel into the front opening of the marker body. 3. Turn the barrel clockwise until it stops. Do not turn the barrel with too much force, just allow the threads to draw the barrel in until it stops. Do not over tighten. 4. Immediately install a barrel blocking device. A blocking device is any device that prevents the accidental discharge of a paintball, such as a barrel plug.

Loader Installation 1. 2. 3. 4.

Loosen the feed neck allen screw. Insert the loader into the opening of the feed neck until it bottoms out. Align the loader so that the lid is to the rear. Using an allen wrench tighten until loader is secure.

Air Cylinder Installation 1. With a barrel blocking device properly installed, point the marker in a safe direction. Pull the cocking knob located on the top of the marker back until it clicks and stops. This will cock the marker. Release the cocking knob and the marker is now cocked. 2. Locate the air source adapter at the base of the grip frame. 3. Position the marker so that the air source adapter is pointed upwards and make sure that the barrel of the marker is pointed down. 4. Insert the end of the threaded cylinder valve into the adapter. 5. Do not push the cylinder, but slowly twist the cylinder clockwise. Allow the threads to draw the cylinder into the marker until it stops. Once it stops, the marker is charged.

Firing your Razorback Paintball Marker 1. Make sure eye protective devices designed specifically for paintball use are worn by the operator and anyone within range. 2. While pointing the marker in a safe direction, remove the barrel blocking device. 3. Push the trigger safety to the ”fire” mode by pushing it in on the right side of the marker. The red o-ring will now be visible on the left side and the marker is in “fire” mode. 4. Aim your marker at a safe target and pull the trigger. 5. When finished shooting, return the trigger safety to the “safe” mode and replace the barrel blocking device.

Velocity Adjustment a. Do not adjust the velocity without using a chronograph designed to measure the velocity of a paintball. Adjusting the velocity without using a paintball-specific chronograph may cause unsafe paintball speeds, which may result in serious injury or death. b. Make sure eye protective devices designed specifically for paintball use are worn by the operator and anyone within range. 1. Point the marker in a safe direction. Then, remove the barrel blocking device. 2. Aim your marker barrel over the chronograph. 3. Set the trigger safety to fire by pushing the safety pin in on the right side of the marker. 4. Pull the trigger once and observe the reading on the chronograph. 5. Locate the velocity adjuster screw recessed on the rear of the paintball marker receiver. 6. To increase or decrease the velocity of the paintballs discharged from a marker, use a 3mm Allen wrench to turn the screw counter clockwise to reduce velocity and clockwise to increase velocity. 7. When finished, set the trigger safety pin to safe mode by pushing the safety pin in on the left side of the marker, and replace the barrel blocking device. *Note: When adjusting the velocity, make small adjustments, testing after each adjustment. When reducing velocity, it may be necessary to make several adjustments before a reduction in velocity is achieved.

Storing your Razorback Paintball Marker 1. When play is done for the day, proper storage of the marker is essential to maintain proper function and extend the life of the marker. 2. Make sure eye protective devices designed specifically for paintball use are worn by the operator and anyone within range. 3. Empty the paintballs from the loader and remove the loader from the feed neck. 4. Point the marker in a safe direction and set the on/off switch to the on or “fire” mode. 5. Remove the barrel blocking device and fire the marker in a safe direction until it is empty of paintballs. 6. Unscrew and remove the barrel. 7. Set the on/off switch all the way to the left into the off or “safe” mode. 8. The marker is now ready to be cleaned or put away for future use.