5 Must Have Things For Fixing Paintball Guns

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  • Опубликовано: 4 янв 2025

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  • @PaintballRuinedMyLife
    @PaintballRuinedMyLife  7 лет назад +1

    Does anyone have any more tool recommendations? Let me know in a comment 👇

  • @johngibson5649
    @johngibson5649 7 лет назад +5

    set of small screwdrivers for pulling boards off that have screws other than allen screws and pulling solenoids off when needed. and dental pics for pulling orings.

  • @normfernandez7724
    @normfernandez7724 7 лет назад +3

    You know Brad, you are my go to guy for everything Paintball. The difference between your old office set up and your new digs. in your old set up you look like a Paintball guy, talking. In your new set up you look like a normal guy, talking about Paintball.

  • @ashravenpb
    @ashravenpb 7 лет назад +5

    I was considering making a video like this, but you literally covered everything I had on my list. great video

  • @normfernandez7724
    @normfernandez7724 7 лет назад +4

    O-Ring Picks... Great Video brad.

  • @iamcondescending
    @iamcondescending 5 лет назад

    If you have a Tippmann I would recommend split ring pliers so you can take apart your powertube and replace orings when you need to.

  • @mikaelangelo6940
    @mikaelangelo6940 7 лет назад +7

    oring pick and snapring pliers! get those!

  • @tonyblakeway9794
    @tonyblakeway9794 7 лет назад +2

    Liking the new look, moving around your mega-studio is pretty cool :D

  • @kevinearl4134
    @kevinearl4134 7 лет назад +13

    Battery tester? You mean my tongue? Haha

  • @CRUNCHYYRAPSUPREME
    @CRUNCHYYRAPSUPREME 7 лет назад +3

    sick background. your channel is going where i like bro keep it up.

  • @nicholasfarrens6546
    @nicholasfarrens6546 7 лет назад

    Nice job on 9k subs!

  • @paintslinger1045
    @paintslinger1045 7 лет назад

    I use that same battery tester.

  • @ritard.o
    @ritard.o 7 лет назад +1

    What gauge is best for the cp on/off asa thing

  • @Lufbery17
    @Lufbery17 6 лет назад

    O-ring pick set, and a comprehensive O-ring kit

  • @lance2979
    @lance2979 7 лет назад

    i like that white wall

  • @ricostvac
    @ricostvac 7 лет назад

    such an awesome video!! With great timing because I've been doing a lot of modifications and tuning just through trial and error because the only tools I have are Allen wrenches and manuals. I'm loving your channel dude, what's your name by the way? I've been subscribed for a while now its kinda weird I don't know it lol.

  • @ManMak6
    @ManMak6 7 лет назад

    Could you please expand on the tank pressure tester? You post a link to amazon but the gauge is not included. Are there more parts to it? Thanks!

    • @ashravenpb
      @ashravenpb 7 лет назад +1

      just get a 1/8 threaded 0-1000 ninja gauge and a cheap on off asa. Put the gauge where the macro fitting is supposed to go and now you have a pressure tester

  • @nolan4727
    @nolan4727 7 лет назад

    Should I grease up my tank threads once in awhile?

    • @maximizeyourgame3553
      @maximizeyourgame3553 7 лет назад

      BossFight52 I've been wondering this myself but i have seen a couple of incidents where the tank exploded and burned this guys skin and all this horrible stuff. Until i know the risks and stuff like that I'm not gonna do anything unnecessary

    • @nolan4727
      @nolan4727 7 лет назад

      Maximize your Game yeah that's why I'm asking but I'm pretty sure that the only way it blows up is if you put oil in the full nipple

  • @zer47
    @zer47 7 лет назад

    You forgot a very important one! A valve tool. Need it for all of my pumps and cockers!

  • @albertodiazloza7163
    @albertodiazloza7163 5 лет назад

    Can I use WD-40 as oil for my tippmann 98?

    • @PaintballRuinedMyLife
      @PaintballRuinedMyLife  5 лет назад

      I would not. The WD-40 will melt orings. If you don't have paintball gun oil, its best to use something that is silicon based or something like 3-in-1 multipurpose oil.

  • @ctngaming1
    @ctngaming1 7 лет назад +1

    where can i get the tank pressure tester?

    • @ritard.o
      @ritard.o 7 лет назад

      christakenotes YT its in the desc or selearch it up on amazon or ansgear

    • @ctngaming1
      @ctngaming1 7 лет назад

      iTz Blob Thanks bro and also its not on ansgear for some reason

    • @ctngaming1
      @ctngaming1 7 лет назад

      iTz Blob oh nvm

  • @grigoryelkin6543
    @grigoryelkin6543 7 лет назад +1

    Does any tank fit any gun

  • @67tbknights
    @67tbknights 7 лет назад +1

    what chronograph do you recommend for the average player

    • @ashravenpb
      @ashravenpb 7 лет назад +2

      the x radar chronograph is a good chronograph for $80.

  • @jlovaglio
    @jlovaglio 7 лет назад

    I'm a little confused, is that a link to a reg tester, where's the guage?

    • @ashravenpb
      @ashravenpb 7 лет назад

      its a link to an on/off asa which works as a pressure tester if you attach a gauge to the hole where the macroline fitting is supposed to screw in

    • @jlovaglio
      @jlovaglio 7 лет назад

      so where do you buy the guages to fit it? Also does it work for in-line regs?

    • @ashravenpb
      @ashravenpb 7 лет назад

      Most pro shops carry them for $5 or you can get them on amazon/eBay/ansgear. Make sure you get a 1000 psi gauge to test the tank pressure. It can also work on any regulator that uses standard asa threads

    • @jlovaglio
      @jlovaglio 7 лет назад

      Mind providing a link for guage what will fit?

  • @kash3179
    @kash3179 7 лет назад +1

    hey

  • @LonelyTony501
    @LonelyTony501 7 лет назад

    how do I know my gun needs grease or oil

    • @PaintballRuinedMyLife
      @PaintballRuinedMyLife  7 лет назад

      A sure sign is a decrease in performance, but it is really going to matter what type of gun.

  • @KStyles845
    @KStyles845 7 лет назад +9

    I mean the biggest thing would be the manual in my opinion

    • @ashravenpb
      @ashravenpb 7 лет назад

      Just download the manual to your phone and put it in your notes app

    • @KStyles845
      @KStyles845 7 лет назад

      SSniper14 PB true.. but u still have the manual for trouble shooting lol

    • @firebirdude2
      @firebirdude2 7 лет назад +2

      TBH, once you know the basic construction style it uses, you really don't need the manual. Basic example, would you need a manual to troubleshoot a $75 Spyder blowback?

    • @KStyles845
      @KStyles845 7 лет назад +1

      firebirdude2 for a Spyder no as long as you know the basics. but for a g6r where you need to know exact pressures it more then helps

  • @nellen55
    @nellen55 4 года назад

    don't need a battery tester i just use my tongue,