Paintball Marker Assembly
... per square inch of air inside the marker. If all parts are secure, pick up the barrel and look down the bore making certain nothing is obstructing the inside of it. If there is, get a long rod and wrap a soft cloth around it and push the object out. Next, place the barrel plug in the barrel before attaching the barrel to the paintball marker then screw the barrel into the hole on the front of the gun in a clockwise direction until it is snug. After the barrel is in place, the hopper elbow is attached to the hopper. This is where the paintballs are held. It is important for the hopper elbow to fit snugly to guarantee proper stability of the hopper. Every paintball marker has a different style feed neck. This is where the hopper attaches to the gun. It is important to look down the feed neck of the hopper to determine that there is no debris or obstructions, and the hole on the bottom is a perfect circle. If the feed neck is misaligned or misshapen then the paintballs will either jam or be deformed upon entering the barrel. After the feed neck is examined, install it onto the marker until it is locked into place. Then the paintballs can be poured into the hopper. It is important not to load too many into the hopper at one time. Paintballs are gravity fed from the hopper to the gun, overfilling the hopper may cause the paintballs to break, either jamming the breach of the marker or affecting the markers performance. Finall...