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This happened to me once, on a new PCP I bought. After filling the rifle, it dumped all the air from the reservoir when I bled the line line. I almost took it back, but decided to try it once again. This time opening the valve on my bottle to the gun quickly. I thought the same thing you did...

Well done, I wish I could shoot a springer at those distances as well as you! Narration was great, I was laughing my butt off. Like I said, well done sir!

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That’s great news for Donny! He’s such a great guy and his products are first class, just like he is. All my best Donny, couldn’t be happier for you! 

Is there a nameplate on the motor itself that gives you a voltage rating? 

It should be as simple as removing that fitting and replacing it with one from Joe B. Follow the link provided above and you will see what you need on his website. First and foremost, dump all the air from your tank before wrenching on the valve. They come out relatively easy, but you could roll...

A grub screw would clean that up nicely. Home Depot or your local hardware store will stock them in various lengths and thread sizes. Nice work and very nice shooting!

TucsonAZ, remember safety first! Rushing got you into this situation and it can also get you hurt. Decock that rifle immediately and then place the safety on. If you don’t know how to do it, read the owners manual or search the web. There are plenty of YouTube videos on the Guantlet and I’m sure...