Internally, inspect the hammer/push strut assembly
and clean with warm water if necessary. Always lube
the internal parts after cleaning as described above.
Check the o-rings on the bolt and striker for wear and
replace if necessary. Standard tank o-rings work well on
the bolt, but don’t use the black rubber type.
To ensure that your PT Xtreme will be operational at
the
paintball field, there are a few parts and tools you’ll
need. The most common o-ring in the PT Xtreme is the
“tank” o-ring. If you need to change any of these o-
rings, you’ll probably need an o-ring pick to remove the
old ones. You really should keep several of these on
hand at all times.
Adjusting the Velocity:
To adjust the velocity of your PT Xtreme, screw the
thumb screw velocity adjuster (found in the bag of
parts) into the rear lower hammer plug. By adjusting
your thumb velocity screw clockwise you will increase
your markers velocity. By adjusting your thumb veloci-
ty adjuster counter clockwise you will decrease your
velocity.
Field stripping your PT Xtreme
: First degas your marker,
and remove the feed tube along with any paintballs.
Step two remove your barrel from the marker. After
your barrel is removed apply pressure to the velocity
thumb adjuster and remove connecting pin. Let the pres-
sure off slowly to remove thumb adjuster. Once that the
velocity adjuster and lower chamber plug is removed
you will find and spring strut, main spring and striker
buffer. After these parts are removed simply pull back
the upper bolt, this will remove the upper bolt as well as
the lower bolt. That concludes the removal of the field
stripping parts.
Advanced Disassembly
: After completing your field strip-
ping you will be left with your main body, valve, trigger
assembly, and Co2 cartridge lock. You will now want to
remove the cartridge lock first. This can be done by
removing the connecting screw. Then remove your trig-
ger assembly. Once trigger assembly is removed the
belly of the main body will be exposed. You will notice a
black set screw which is used to hold your valve body in
place. Remove that set screw and the bolt in front of the
set screw. You are now ready to remove the valve from
the body. Upon removal of the valve you will have
access to the puncture pin, notice that the front of the
valve where the puncture pin is located has a spot to
place a standard screw driver. If you remove the punc-
ture pin face you will have access to the valve pin and
valve spring as well as the cup seal. You have successful-
ly disassembled your PT Xtreme. To reassembly follow
this procedure in reverse.
Disassembly / Reassembly
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