15wolfassassin

Ya i believe that i done that cause i bent the firing pin straight before and it didnt leak but now its leaking like crazy.

It's important to use two pairs of pliers when bending a tank pin to hook up a trigger: use one immediately behind where it actually enters the tank (so it stays perfectly straight), and another pair to make the bend. You can always try to bend it back, but I've personally had very little luck with that.

well i didnt use two pliers i just used one and i just bent the pin straight but now i have to get a new one then

Kid Flash's advice is sound, and has helped me with leaky tanks. The fact that it started leaking after you removed it as an integration leads me to believe you probably bent the firing pin, preventing the internal o-rings from seating, which is probably not repairable. Fortunately, brand new mega missiles are only $5. Time for a trip to 5 Below.

Ya i believe that i done that cause i bent the firing pin straight before and it didnt leak but now its leaking like crazy.

I had to get two for if one breaks then I had a back up because i singled one and coupler the other with pvc