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[Mr.Smith]

Hey all,

Theres been a bunch of threads in the past month about "My first tiberius pistol" that were asking about taking the pistol apart, mods for it, etc... And thought it might be beneficial to make a thread people could simply look at, instead of asking the question again and again. The internals are pretty different from most markers, so it's understandable

Dissasembly of the X.0 series:



While the above video is great, it doesn't give you any info whatsoever on the most daunting piece of the marker; The trigger group and assembly. This video highlights this:



Another part of the marker that isn't shown in the main disassembly video is the "engine", bolt, or back block assembly. This video really only applies to the x.0 marker, but something can still be learned for the X.1 series:



Capping off the disassembly videos, is the one highlighting the bolt push. I think i can safely say this is the #1 reason Tiberius markers fail to function, and it's a simple fix. Make sure to push the bolt forward while disassembling:



Dissasembly Of the X.1 Series:

So im not sure what happened with Tiberius Arms posting Youtube videos, but they didn't continue that through the .1 series. Two guys, 'Modern Intel" made two youtube videos walking you through it. It's not that different from the X.0, but still nice to have correct resources.

Part 1:



Part 2:



Bolt Polishing

This is another common thing that is asked about around here, and i thought i'd include it. Lord Odin made a great video guide to doing it, so ill put it up. He covers everything in detail, great video:



Conversion To First Strike

OK, while i've never actually seen someone asking about this, i figure its worth including. This video covers converting your marker to shoot FS rounds (X.0 series) in pretty good detail:




Remote Line Install

I know that at least I was confused with how this worked at first, so I'm including this too:




Magazine Dissasembly

This first video is only for the X.0 Magazine, and the X.1 magazine differs quite a bit from it. It's pretty hard to mix them up, as they look pretty different:



This second video here is for the X.1 Series. It's not actually made by Tiberius Arms like the others videos are, but its still good information:




And since everyone wants to be just like VooDooAddict, here's his barrel guide:

Originally Posted by VooDooAddict

• For First Strike I find the stock barrels to be plenty consistent and reliable.
• For regular paint I find them to be pretty nice if your field paint, or paint choice is a good tight fit.

Aftermarket barrel choice are limited to the following right now:

Lapco ... Long a well respected name in paintball and one of the pricier option for a Tiberius aftermarket barrel. Avaialable in 2 bore sizes .690 and .686
Lapco T8.1/T9.1 STR8Shot 9" .686 Barrel w/ Muzzle
Lapco T8.1/T9.1 STR8Shot 9" .690 Barrel w/ Muzzle

Flasc ... Small shop with great personal attention to detail and customer service. Arguable the best mock suppressors available. He's got a wide variety of options for Tiberius barrels. One peice barrels, two piece sizing kits, individual backs. His small batch numbers, good bang for the $$, and popularity among milsim players though makes his gear harder to come by then Lapco. If it's in-stock, buy it, don't hesitate.
Tiberius Arms - Tiberius Barrels - Flasc Paintball!

Super_Stanchy ... Freak bored stock barrels. If you've already got a freak kit, then this will allow you to use that investment on your pistol.
- Send him a PM here on MCB for a quote. Smith Edit: The last quote i got from him was 60$.

Lapco-Tiberius FSR 14" .683 Rifled barrel ... A joint project First Strike Only rifled barrel. This is a bit long for pistol use but was designed by tiberius and produced by Lapco to be a perfect fit for the first strike rounds.
Tiberius Arms T9.1 FSR 14" Rifled Barrel - 0.683

Milsig ... Still a relative unknown as to the barrel performance in the Tiberius forums I'm a part of... they offer a pistol size rifled barrel. There's not much feedback on how well these work with regular paint yet. But if you are into rifled barrels... this might be worth a shot.
MILSIG MARKSMAN FIRST STRIKE RIFLED BARREL (STANDARD) FOR T8.1/T9.1 *NEW* [BA-016] - $47.45CAD : MILSIG Canada Online Store, The Official MILSIG Paintball Pro Shop

Hammerhead ... Rifled barrels for paintballs. Still TBA. There's been rumor that Hammerhead will be releasing a rifled barrel for Tiberius markers "soon."
hammerheadpaintball.com - Home


Personally, I use:

- Two one piece flasc w/mock suppressors on the two pistols I use for first strike only.
- Two polished stock barrels on the twin pistols I use for paintballs only.

New update thanks to UV Halo for compiling this, he did a great job.
Oring guide:

Originally Posted by uv_halo

Looking at O-rings, for the T9.1, there are some differences between what Rockstar Tactical calls some of the o-rings, and what's in the manual. So, I figured I'd tear down mine, and note the sizes/types of o-rings in the gun. I've provided the name/number in the manual, and the names on Rockstar Tactical. So, when you have an o-ring fail, break out your manual, and identify the page, and drawing number. Then, you'll see the Tiberius part number and, the o-ring size/type.

Note:

XXX-PXX denotes white/clear o-rings (Polyurethane)
XXX-BXX denotes black o-rings (Buna Nitrile)
XXX-X70 denotes Soft o-rings*
XXX-X90 denotes Hard o-rings*
To test hardness between two o-rings of the same size, drop the o-rings on a hard surface. The hard one will make a crisper sound. Or, you can try bending them.

Page 6 - T9.1 Stock Adapter

3 - 91-9127 Valve Nose O-Ring - 002-P90
4 - 91-9128 Valve Shaft O-ring 003-P90

Page 7 - Trigger Group

9 - 45-9111 Trigger Retaining O-Ring 003-B70 (sold as "Push Rod O-ring”)

Page 8 - Regulator

8 - 45-9102 Reg Sealing O-Ring - 006-B90
9 - (Top Drawing) 006-P70 *
9 - (Bottom Drawing) 81-9115 Gun Body/Reg Body O-Ring 006-B90 *
10 - 45-9103 Reg Valve Sleeve O-Ring *
XX - "Reg Spring Pad O-Ring" 012-P70 *
11 - 45-9106 End Screw O-Ring 012-B70
12 - 45-9107 CO2 Stem O-Ring 006-B70
21 - Relief Valve O-Ring (inside the reg piston) 002-P90

Problems:

# 09 indicates two different o-rings:

In top drawing, it's 006-P70 (sold as “Valve Spacer”)
In bottom drawing it's the 006-B90 "Gun Body / Reg Body" O-rings

# 10 in the drawing is actually "Reg Spring Pad O-ring"
# 15 in the drawings is actually #16 (Reg Valve Ball) in the chart

Page 9 - CO2 Valve Housing

4 - 81-9119 CO2 Housing O-Ring - 105-P90
5 - 45-9109 CO2 Housing O-Ring – 006-P70 (did not visually confirm)

Page 10 - Engine and Firing Bolt Assembly

2 - 81-9105 AC Plug O-Ring - 016-B70
5 - 45-9101 Air Chamber Cap O-Ring - 110-P70
6 - 81-9104 Air Chamber OD O-Ring - 020-B70

Page 12 - Tiberius Gun Body Assembly

13 - 81-9115 Gun Body/Reg Body 006-B90

Parts not numbered / identified in the manual

Shroud Mounting Screw O-Ring - 010-B70

Diagrams:

[zicarofam]

Thanks

[VooDooAddict]

There's an 8.1 remote kit that comes out the back of the marker... not through the mag like the old x.0.

[Mr.Smith]

Originally Posted by VooDooAddict

There's an 8.1 remote kit that comes out the back of the marker... not through the mag like the old x.0.

Right, but it seems like enough people around here still use the X.0 series. Whats the harm in putting it in? I will put something in there highlighting that, though.

[freak1]

great idea mr.Smith

[Havoc-paintballer]

You make life so simple

Thxs for your time bringing it all together man!

[VooDooAddict]

Originally Posted by Mr.Smith

Right, but it seems like enough people around here still use the X.0 series. Whats the harm in putting it in? I will put something in there highlighting that, though.

Exactly... not that it's not useful. Just that, for the 8.1's there a better way.

[hmcl281]

nice thread, will come in handy

[Acidpaintball]

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[Mr.Smith]

Originally Posted by freak1

great idea mr.Smith

Originally Posted by Havoc-paintballer

You make life so simple
Thxs for your time bringing it all together man!

Originally Posted by hmcl281

nice thread, will come in handy

Thanks guys, I'm happy it's useful.

Originally Posted by Acidpaintball

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This is sorta what i had in mind when i made the thread, but i wanted to make sure people liked it/found it useful. Ill keep updating it as more recent info becomes available/i find new things.