So, I purchased a BE-90 about 2 years ago. Today I finally tried to air it up. To my delight it aired up and did not leak. I then got the idea that I might shoot some paint. Suprise #2, it shot paint fairly well. There were two minor issues needing redress. First, the trigger tends to stick. Leading to issue #2, double and triple feed. Amazingly, no breaks. And although firing 3 68 caliber balls at mid 200's is awesome, it's not predictable or helpful. So, before I screw anything up by randomly disassembling this beauty, I was looking for information and/or guidance in servicing this odd gem. It would also be nice if I could lock the mag spring back for reloading purposes. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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I think they are so obscure not many people can help ya. I've only seen ads and scans of a BE 90.
I am envious. They are awesome looking guns. But there isnt a whole lot of detailed information on them.
Maybe if you do a Cuda style teardown and document the innards some smart folk can point out stuff they see? -
Oh Boy! An Ailen Autopsy! You sir, maybe correct in your assessment of this matter. So, for my own ability to re assemble and everyone else's enrichment, I will endeavor to document the BE-90 disassembly. I have the IT skills of a Dung Beetle, so be patient.Comment
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I've had mine apart once..... Once.
They are very complex and fidgety inside. Lots of small intricate parts. To be honest I would not classify them as "regular use guns"
I've been developing a body kit that would work exactly like a be90 for the emek platform for a bit now....it's stalled because of production costs
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When reloading, pull the Pin on the follower out, that will allow you to reload the marker without any spring tension. Here is an old breakdown thread I did back in the day:
Taso BE-90, Internals, Disassembly, etc - mcarterbrown.com
TASO BE-90 - Peculiar PaintballComment
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