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Model 

Rebel Xtreme Semi-Auto

Caliber .68

Action

Blow Back Semi-Auto

Power

C02 or Compressed air

Cycle Rate 

Up to 6 balls per second

Effective 

Range 150+ feet

Length 

16.5 inches

Height 

10.5 inches

Congratulations on your purchase of the 32 Degrees

Rebel Xtreme semi-auto. Before you use this marker,

please read this manual in its entirety. Please follow all

safety instructions as described in this manual.

Play Safe

Rebel Specifications

This paintball marker is not a toy. Misuse or mishandling can

result in serious injury or death. The Rebel Xtreme is to be

used by adults 18 years of age or older,or under the direct

supervision of an adult. Please follow all local, state, and 

federal laws concerning paintball markers and playing paint-

ball. By purchasing this marker you assume all liability. 32

Degrees accepts no liability for injury or death due to misuse

or mishandling of this marker.

Instruction Manual

Warning

1. Never point a paintball marker at anyone

not wearing paintball approved goggles. Even at the

lowest possible operating velocity, a paintball will

cause serious injury should it hit someone in the eye

area.

2. Never look down the barrel of your marker

with or without wearing paintball approved goggles.

3. Always disconnect your air-source and dry

fire the marker before working on or cleaning it.

Always have a qualified air smith do repairs or

modifications to your Rebel Xtreme.

4. Always leave the Rebel Xtreme uncocked and turn

the power feed plug to the “off” position.

5. Only play at

commercial playing fields that

have a chronograph, referees

and clearly marked safe fields.

Chronograph your marker

before each game to ensure

your gun is operating at safe

velocities. Safe velocities are

considered to be below 280

feet per second.    

Always wear

Paintball Approved

Goggles

Safety

Summary of Contents for Rebel Xtreme

Page 1: ...Operation Guide ...

Page 2: ...Degrees accepts no liability for injury or death due to misuse or mishandling of this marker Instruction Manual Warning 1 Never point a paintball marker at anyone not wearing paintball approved goggles Even at the lowest possible operating velocity a paintball will cause serious injury should it hit someone in the eye a r e a 2 Never look down the barrel of your marker with or without wearing pain...

Page 3: ...e Make sure you chronograph your marker before you use it Like any other paint marker maintenance is the key to keeping the Rebel Xtreme shooting consistently This chapter is a basic overview of what it takes to keep the Rebel functioning properly Lubrication To keep your Rebel Xtreme internal components operating smoothly place about four drops of oil in your gun s C02 adapter and dry fire the gu...

Page 4: ...ush strut main spring and upper and lower plugs After de gassing the gun make sure the cocking handle is in the forward position This will guarantee that no air is left in the marker before disassembly Remove the connecting pin located in the rear portion of the main body To do this apply pressure to the upper and lower plugs located on the rear of the marker While pressure is being applied remove...

Page 5: ...and reassemble Tech Tip Cup seals leaking are a common problem among blow back style markers Trouble Shooting Excessive ball breakage Ball Breakage is usually the result of high velocity weather dirty marker paint or bore size High Velocity Be sure that your marker is shooting below 290 fps feet per second High velocity is a common cause of ball breakage Weather Cold weather can make paintballs br...

Page 6: ...standing the Characteristics of C02 Understanding the characteristics of C02 is a bit more difficult than it sounds C02 is a volatile gas or should I say substance compared to other gasses used in Paintball The fact that C02 can convert from gas to liquid and visa versa easily is a real problem for Paintball players and their equipment C02 is greatly affected by temperature changes In fact a prope...

Page 7: ...ards to paintball they generally are speaking about nitrogen or compressed air For Paintball purposes both are the same A high pressure system can be filled with either nitrogen from a bulk tank or compressed air from a compressor or a scuba tank that was filled from a compressor The reason these systems are called high pressure systems is that they are filled by pressure not by weight as with C02...

Page 8: ...e You ll need an oil that does not thicken in that temperature range Motor oil for instance is designed to work in hot temperatures and will thicken in the cold This will cause the internal parts of your gun to slow down or even cease The thickness of an oil is called viscosity Some oils tend to have viscosity break down in extreme hot or cold temperatures some do not There is actually a viscosity...

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