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Great to hear. Thank you!

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In our experience, there are 3 main reasons for leaking based on where the leak is and how old the mag is. 1. The most likely cause of leaking is the screw at the bottom of the CO2 is not snug before striking the button. This will usually leak around the neck of the CO2. 2. If it is leaking through the top then the valve has gone bad most likely from CO2 being left charged in the gun for a long period of time. 3. If it is new and you've checked the screw to make sure it's snug then it could be a defective mag in which case call our service techs to discuss warranty options.

Might check in with folks that offer steel balls since we don't offer them (in the U.S.).

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@rayluse744 ok that is a nice handgun

Thanks rayluse744... we have a selection of marking handguns, a couple with blue slide, others in black. T4EGuns dot com.

We were just glad to be part of it. Thanks for watching.

The best way is to "shoot" it in a safe direction without projectiles to deplete the gas. Once depleted, you should be able to loosen the set screw plate inside the mag to free the cartridge.

​@@t4ethanks, ended up figuring it out finding the release pin. You can't unscrew it while pressurized even a little but... Have to release the pressure first

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Using silicone oil helps to extend the life of the o-ring and when placed on the tip of a cartridge, we recommend every other one, helps to lubricate the internals for smooth operation.

@ I went ahead and ordered some on Amazon. Thanks for the quick reply!

Steele. Hmm.

@-ius-6502 assuming you're in the U.S., here's a discount coupon code good only for you this month: 8924LTD

It's a full-size handgun, so it may not be the go-to for an EDC firearm for some... this video shows a PDP for training and recreation but you knew that we suspect.

Thank you for the note on loading. Will pass it along to the product people. We hope that after you load it a time or two with the included loading ramp that it will get a tad easier. =-/

Thanks for stopping by!

@t4e The honor is mine.

T4E is great for training and recreation. For self defense, we encourage you to check out our sister brand, P2P Prepared2Protect.com

Right on!

There are 2 variants out there, one is rated 11 Joule for standard paintball and the other a 16 Joule version. The 11J version normally will not bust paint unless the paint is of lesser quality or has been compromised by hot or cold temperatures. The 16J version will most likely bust a majority of paintballs--powder/chalk or rubber balls are recommended.

These guns are hard on paint. Use a heavier shelled paintball, yes ours fall into that category, or use a winter/cold weather formula, or other brands that are designed for magfed markers. The TR 68 works really well with rubberballs, first strike rounds, powder rounds, or hard .68 cal ammo.

Thanks!

That can happen. Keep paintballs in climate controlled areas as a starting point to deter that.

using a dB meter on a mobile device gave us a 100.8 dB peak reading

What a way to train! Thanks for sharing.

@@t4e we use t4e pistols for all our pressure testing sessions . Thanks for making them 👍🏻 ruclips.net/user/shortsePObDQdKZx4?si=TMJN5-f7ZrGPkZ10

Gotta love the fans! Thank you.

Thanks for making the notation.

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Made our day! Thank you.

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I believe they are different because of the spring in ours to help eject the T4E mag. Normally there is the Small and Large back strap extra in the case with the gun. We thought this was the same in other parts of the world but not 100% as there are sometimes differences in the model offerings. You may be able to contact our office in Germany and purchase the back straps. www.umarex.com/contact.html

Don't know about a Beretta. I'll have to ask around.

@@t4e A Beretta 92 would be amazing!

Yes, they were made the same. training.t4eguns.com/t4e-tm4-bolt-carrier

Oh that's cool. Thanks for your support.

Sorry to tell you that this item has been discontinued and sold out.

T4E markers are made for training and recreation; however, it has been found by 3rd parties that they can shoot most .43 cal rounds you can find online. If they don't work well or they burst inside the pistol T4E is not at fault for that.

Right on! Thanks!

ever had stucked .43 balls that creates a mess since you own your Glock? How long does a CO2 capsule last?

@@accountname1651 never had stuck balls even once yet. a co2 capsule can last like 5 magazine fulls maybe 6.

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Can’t buy it in Chicago either I guess we’re both upset 🤣

@@Tartpacheco Guess that makes three of us.

It's a paintball gun so good to go.

California has a sticker for everything, so nothing is legal. Oh yeah, TAXES!

The P2P: Prepared 2 Protect HDX it an orange and black unit made for home defense and uses pepper balls. The T4E TX 68 is a black paintball only version that comes with cylinder that accepts 2 x 12 g CO2 capsules

@@t4e thanks! I am probably gonna see if I can get my hands on the P2P HDX for home defense. I want a secondary non lethal option to protect the family. I have the HDR68 already.

​@@t4eI have a p2p orange with an adapter for 2x 12g co2.

Pesquise on-line. T4Eguns.com

It does not field strip like the firearm. The slide is not easily removable as there is normally no need to for any maintenance underneath it.

The instructions on changing the VP9 grips are on page 12 of the manual. The pin should be removed from right to left as it has the serrated end on the left side to lock into place.

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Como faz pra comprar uma ​@@t4e

Thank you. We appreciate the sentiment and fully agree.

Thank you. We recommend visiting our sister brand, www.prepared2protect.com for home defense options. Their "coming soon" shotgun is a viable option.

It is reversible. It has 1 keeper spring in place and the release can be removed and reversed. We do not have a video right now but it is a fairly simple process.

@t4e yup, once I had the backstrap off I figured it out.