[J-dub-u]

ok so my friend just got a b2k w/pds and we went and were playing at the local feild, any ways we were jsut dry firing his marker because he jsut got it and we wanted to see how it shot, it worked fine all day then we dry fired , then he filled up the air tank and then it didnt work? the reg wasnt reading air and there was no air going into the gun, we finally got the reg to read some air but it wouldnt shoot? it wold just click adn the bolt wouldnt move? can this be from dry firing? and how do we fix it ........ thanx in advance

[Bunkerking1337]

but i tape them in

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It sounds more like an air problem then an eye problem. Check the regs and all the lines to check for leaks. Also make sure everything in right. Also what was the psi of the gun when you were dry shooting. If it was to high he might have blown the solnoid.

[TesKid]

honestly maybe even the eye was on if it was just kinda clicking, but anyways mess around with the lpr as well i know that had alot to do with mine.

[J-dub-u]

it wasnt the eyes, and i dunno it wasnt the tank because i put my tank in and it didnt work, but before his gun was chopping alot so maybe there is jsut alot of paint gunked up in it some where? could that be it?

[mikey2856]

no, if the vert reg gauge isn't reading any air, its not the eyes and you're lucky you didn't 'splode your solenoid.

dont dry fire again...

i'd say you should just get your tank checked out and maybe re-lube your reg's internals.

[TesKid]

hey also try a new battery..... solves most problems.

[stevo19700]

Don't see how it can solve the gauge not reading pressure though! lol yea take your reg apart and check it out like mikey said.

[Xball]

Well adjust your lpr first of all. Turn it in until it starts to leak a little bit. Then turn it OUT a HALF turn.

[J-dub-u]

ok well its not my gun, so dry firing is probably what wrecked it? because i dry fire my gun all the time and i have seen milions of videos of people dry firing other high end guns?