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[DaConfusion]

Hey guys I just got my used TacOne with qbow kit.

I went ahead and installed a freak barrel kit (purchased new), and have placed an order for the guerrilla air N2 tank with high pressure spring.

Unfortunately, the seller did not inform me of a crushed corner on the qbow kit which prevented from the stock fully attaching to the shroud. I was able to loosen the hole back open, but am a bit disappointed with the quality of metal used to make the qbow shroud. (Very ductile and seems to be a mix of cheap composites)


Anyways, I only get one chance this year to play, which is this rainy weekend and I dont want to risk any more surprises. I need help finding correct disassembly instructions for the tacone, as well as a way to identify if there really is a ULT trigger installed.

My replacement parts kit from AGD was shipped yesterday, so I should hopefully receive it before my game.

Please help! thanks!

[freebird]

there is nothing really to disassembling the tac one, there is a rear thumb screw that once removed will enable you to remove the whole valve. to remove the valve simple slide it out the back after disconnecting the air line.(note there is a little pin on the valve that interlocks in a channel in the rail. you will need to rotate the valve untill the pin is lined up with the channel that exits the back of the rail.) once the valve is removed you can remove the front frame allen bolt it is located in front of the trigger facing upward. this connects the trigger frame to the rail and then to the body, once this allen bolt is removed your marker should come completely apart. Onto the valve. if i were you i would not tinker with the inner workings of the valve leave them right alone if nothings wrong. But you can slide the bolt off of the powertube, and clean and lightly oil those parts, also remove the spring from the valve and clean that. Run a swab, or some papertowles through the body of the marker and also remove any ball detents in the side of the body and clean those. To reassemble do so in reverse order of disassembly. you should be set. Mags are really easy to take apart and clean even on the field.

[Mayvik]

As far as the ULT...take the valve out, pop the on-off assembly out with your fingernails (it's the brass square bit with the pin in the middle), and compare what you see to the ULT pictures on AGD's website (Welcome to Airgun Designs). If it has several o-rings of varying sizes, it's probably the ULT, but it's hard to tell w/o checking the pictures.

[freebird]

as for the ULT once you remove the rail and look underneath there will be a small rectangular brass piece that is sort of curved like this( with a small stainless steel pin in the center. This is called the on off, use a knife tip or a small screwdriver to lightly pry out the on off assembly. If it is a ULT system the top half of the brass assembly will unscrew from the bottem and there will be a number of shims inbetween the two pieces. If it is a NON ult the brass pieces will not come apart.

EDIT, MAYVIK beat me too it haha

[freebird]

also...

Automags.Org: is a GREAT place for help with mags, it has alot of mag specific topics on repair and maintinence.

[DaConfusion]

Thanks a lot guys, I posted the same question on automags.org, havent gotten a reply as of my first post.

I will take it apart tomorrow to clean and re-lube.

[Clearush]

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