Removing air hose safely

You MUST have a bleed valve to depressurize the line before removing it. The foster fitting locks securely at 3K PSI so I don't think you could remove it anyway but you DO NOT WANT to do that at high pressure EVER. 

You MUST have a bleed valve to depressurize the line before removing it. The foster fitting locks securely at 3K PSI so I don't think you could remove it anyway but you DO NOT WANT to do that at high pressure EVER.

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Yup, you MUST close the tank valve and bleed the pressure from the fill hose. (Kinda why was confused by you previous posts) there is a separate 'valve' (although its a very simple one) in the gun to seal it against it's pressure bleeding off. Don't attempt to pull the hose out/off under pressure! 

To me it sounds like you bought a Ninja CF tank with paintball reg. Adjusted the reg pressure to 200 bar and put paintball remote coil which has no way to bleed the line. 

I did this once but left the reg at 800, I used it to just seal up a marauder, since my pump was too slow. 

I unscrewed the remote coil slowly from the reg until the line bled completely. (Not advisable but it worked)

I don’t know what would be the proper way to remove that since you may have connected it to your gun already. 

Am I right about the paintball stuff?