Look at your marker (The barrel pointing left)
There should be and angled hole with an Allen key slot, roughly in the middle of the marker.
Turn it clockwise to decrease
Counterclockwise to increase
Unscrewing the Allen key screw OPENS up airway INCREASING VELOCITY
Closing it = CLOSING AIR DOWN = Decreases vilocity
to turn the velocity up on a tippmann a5 you could do several things but the correct and recommended way to do it is to locate the Allen head screw on the right side of the receiver just above the piston housing for the cyclone feed. finding the right Allen key, turning the screw clockwise (tighten) will decrease your velocity. turning the Allen key counter-clockwise (loosen) will increase the velocity. also purchasing an aftermarket rear spring and having it installed will increase velocity. switching to HPA (compressed air or nitro) will also increase your velocity slightly and is a lot better for the internals of your marker.
its already out
It appears to come with two magazines.
Yes, there is an adjustment screw on the side of the receiver. Turn it inwards to decrease velocity and the opposite to increase velocity.
No, the Gyphon does not have an adjustable trigger
Yes, all 98 threaded barrels fit: model 98 98 custom alpha black/ bravo one project salvo/ tango one carver one They will NOT fit: tippmann A5 Tippmann X7/ phenom TPX pistol tippmann prolite spyders or any other companies
Generally, you should never need a backup gun in game. However if your primary breaks, its best to have either a quick replacement, usually a rental type like a Tippmann 98 (or your first gun) for the next game. If you're referring to sidearms, the best pistols are the Tippmann TPX (my preference and the T8. Its really a decision between having co2 in the gun separate from the magazine (tpx) and having the co2 in the magazine (T9/8). This means that you get full use of the co2 in the TPX, but you also may have to load two separate things. Also the TPX magazines are cheaper due to them having no valves or pipes.
It is the exact same velocity adjustment style as the Tippmann 98. One the side of the marker there will be a screw that goes into the gun. Get the hexagonal key that fits it and turn it in to decrease and out to increase. What this does is moves a screw physically in the way of the airflow of the shot, causing it to loose energy.
TPX 15-1611 = rgb(215,162,164) TPX 15-1614 = rgb(208,149,158) TPX 18-5621 = rgb(57,114,98) TPX 18-5622 = rgb(80,129,109)
There is a set screw on the Right side. Push it in to decrease velocity, and out to increase it.
There is a set screw on the Right side. Push it in to decrease velocity, and out to increase it.
Tippmann A-5. Tippmann 98. Tippmann X-7. Tippmann Tippmann Tippmann. Reliable and Upgradable.
You can use pantone website color system cross-referencing.