This leak comes from a cut or nicked18-PA Tank Valve Oring. These Orings screw in and out over threads every time you install and remove your air tank. It is the most common cause of a leak, and the Oring replaced most often. Be sure to always have extra.
If the leak is from the TA10038 End Cap / TA30022 Regulator Velocity Adjuster:
Check your Chronograph Speed / Pressure, and input pressure and adjust as needed. To adjust the marker’s velocity, use a ⅛ inch Allen wrench in the holes of the velocity adjuster. The velocity adjuster is located on the right side of the Upper Receiver. The Piston Assembly has a built in Pressure Relief Valve. This assembly is factory preset, and should not be adjusted or disassembled. It will vent in the case of over pressurization to prevent damage and failure of other components.
For something this size it' should be able to be adjusted for greater power to use something beside a painful in it . it does not look like any real gun which is basically a negative, it just looks like it's way too big for what it's supposed to do. It could have been made the size of an average handgun and be able to look a lot better. On a positive note the magazines seem well made the barrel is super easy to take off & it's easy to load the CO2 cartridge and it's a great idea to be able to have the cartridge in there unpunctured until you press the trigger and are ready to use it. The price for it and the accessories is well worth it but it's really an awkward looking device and it's mostly plastic. It doesn't really take much to make something out of metal that looks realistic instead of like and oversized toy.
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