If you are one of the lucky one’s to have bought a new marker from our store
you simply need to bring it in and one of our techs will service your marker
free of charge. You will have to pay for any parts needed if the gun is
out of warranty. Usually 1 year.
If you didn’t buy your marker from us that’s ok too. We
can still work on it for you. We do charge a fee to repair markers and you
will see that it works before it leaves the store.
We stock parts for a wide selection of markers.
From Brass Eagle to WDP Angel we have it all. If we don’t have it let us
know and we will do our best to get it for you.
We can also help you online. Write to the tech
with the kind of marker you have and what the problem is. And we will get back
to you with what the problem might be. Don’t forget you can always
call the store for help.(919.501.7770)
Technical
FAQ's
Q. My gun is leaking down the barrel, any
suggestions?
- A. If your gun is a
blowback style gun (Spyder, Tippmann, Piranha, etc.) you can check your
valve
- assembly to make
sure it is free of debrit and is not nicked or damaged. Inspect the cup seal
that
- closes off the
valve for damage as well. For markers using a spool style valve
(Matrix, Shocker)
- you will need to
check the inner o-rings that make direct contact with the bolt. The
slightest cut or
- nick can
cause a leak.
-
- Q. I have an
electronic gun that is operating erratically and sometimes even goes full
auto by itself.
- What could cause this to happen?
-
- A. With any electronic
gun problem, always check the battery first. Low battery voltages can affect
- the way the marker
operates. In electronic guns the solenoid, eyes, led's, etc. all draw
battery
- current and could
all be affected when the battery gets too low.
Q. Is a barrel kit worth the extra money?
- A. For the average
recreational player a standard bore barrel will be fine in most cases.
If you play
- at a higher level
or in tournaments you may want to invest in a kit that allows you to size
your bore
- to match the paint
you are shooting. By getting a proper paint/barrel match you will
dramatically
- increase your
accuracy due to the tighter barrel fit. In short, less air is lost around
the ball which
- makes for a more
true flight path.
Q. Is an aftermarket trigger really necessary?
- A. Triggers are all personal
preference. Use whatever feels best to you and allows you to operate
- your marker most
efficiently. Aftermarket triggers come in various styles and in various
materials
- that allow you to
customize the feel of the trigger pull and make it as comfortable as
possible. If
- you have no
problem with the stock trigger and your marker shoots as well as you need it
to there
- is no reason to
change it.
Q. I see a lot of guys using high end hoppers like the
Halo B. What is the big deal with them?
- A. Loaders such as the Halo B,
Reloader B and Evlution II are considered force feed loaders. This
- means that the
paintballs are not fed by gravity or agitation but are actually forced into
the marker's
- feedneck at a high
rate. This can be beneficial for a couple of reasons. First, if your gun
does not
- have an anti-chop
eye, the faster loader can keep a stack of paintballs loading in to your
marker much
- faster than a
standard loader. This can drastically decrease the chance for a ball
chop. Secondly, if
- your marker does
have eyes, a faster loader can increase your rate of fire since the marker
will fire
- each time it seems
a ball in the breech. Comparitively, a standard agitated loader can feed ~12
balls
- per second. The
Evlution II can feed ~17 bps and the Halo B can feed up to ~23bps.