Need help...for fx bobcat mk2

Doogy

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hello everyone !!!

Can you help me ?
I need information about maintaining my FX BOBCAT MK2 (video tutorial,or good addresse for more informations )
I want to learn without ....making poop !!!! hahahahaha
I try but can not find anything ...if someone can help me 
I thank in advance 
Good day everyone....( and scuse me for my english thank!!!)
 
I have had some experience dealing with AoA for issues under warranty, they are very helpful.

The couple issues I had with my .30 cal were all with the air tube. So a couple of things:

Make sure you have some pressure inside the tube before removing it. The manual recommends that as well. Otherwise the end cap which connects the main body of the gun and the air tube itself might get loose and start leaking.

The pressure gauge on the air tube (not the regulator) is quite flimsy, be careful when removing the tube or the gauge for whatever reason.

Lastly, most leaks are caused by o-ring issues or contamination around the threads. Get a list of o-ring sizes from FX and buy some spares just in case. https://www.oringsandmore.com is a good place with a very extensive offering of o-rings. I found it difficult to get metric sized o-rings (which is what FX uses, along with the rest of the world...) in the states, and this site has all you can ask for.
 
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Hello Ljgnemo.....
this response is exactly What i am looking , for reserve air what is an acceptable pressure level ???
​I'm really happy for your advice,ther person with the same experience can give me to another tip ...
​thank you for your sharing of experience and all your advice +10000 accuracy man hahahaha
 
The manual says above 100 psi. I just keep around 2200/150 bar since that is about how low you could shot the gun.

You could however, bleed out the air after you take the tube off. To do this, slowly unscrew the pressure gauge until you start to hear a hissing sound. You could gradually unscrew the gauge more as the pressure inside drops, speeding up the bleeding process.