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[Trav]

Well, just recently I was messing around with my 2k and out of nowhere it either wouldn't pump, or there was a huge leak. So I decided to open up the gun and see what was the problem. It turns out that the air was leaking from behind the firing pin on the gun. Is there any way to fix this...or is my gun completely shot? I'm hoping that there is some way to fix this, because being the stupid person that I am, I only bought one 2k.

Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

[Alexthebeast]

Well, just recently I was messing around with my 2k and out of nowhere it either wouldn't pump, or there was a huge leak. So I decided to open up the gun and see what was the problem. It turns out that the air was leaking from behind the firing pin on the gun. Is there any way to fix this...or is my gun completely shot? I'm hoping that there is some way to fix this, because being the stupid person that I am, I only bought one 2k.

Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

You're fucked. This has happened to 3 of my 2k's

[undeadtom]

the only possible solution is crappy and probably won't worktoo well if at all I think my friend beasted my 2k that way ( he said he accidentally broke it) , hehe i rhymed, I hope when he finally get's it back to me it won't be broke that way other wise :knife:.

[Oroku Saki]

You might be able to patch the leak with some hot glue or super glue. It may not work the same as before, but at least the gun may still be functional.

[Alexthebeast]

First of all, hot glue does not hold under pressure. Second of all the whole problem is case by the rubber sal bein misaligned. If you have magic hand, you csn cut open the valve, realign the pin, then close it up and seal it with epoxy and goop.