[fisheadaustin]

Ok, so i got the overlord off my friend a little while ago. now ive shot it once since then, but i tried shootin it the other day and theres a leak, ive tried taking the gun apart cause i figured it was a busted O-ring but sadly i didnt find anything, the only thing i didnt take apart was where the C02 gets punctured on it, i dont know how to get that out to check it.

i really like the look of this gun its amazingly accurate for it to be so old, and i need some help can anyone point me in the right direction?

[Majic Man]

to get the puncture pin out you need a long flat head screwdriver
there are 2 slots inside the co2 chamber next to the pin you have to unscrew the whole fitting to change the oring sorry if that wasnt very clear but if you need further explanation or pics let me know

[fisheadaustin]

Ok, im not entirely sure where these screws your talking about are if you could post pics and be a little more descriptive! thank you!

[Majic Man]

youll have to unscrew the puncture pin block inside the co2 chamber to get the old oring out
be careful when unscrewing as it is under slight tension from the valve spring it wont fly out at you but it can be a pain if you get the block stuck in there sideways

[Majic Man]

the oring is the same as a quick disconect oring from a female qd on a remote line

[fisheadaustin]

okay what did you use to unscrew it?

[Majic Man]

a realy long flathead screwdriver its kinda a pain
if you can keep the screwdriver into one of the grooves it will still unscrew normally

[skuzi]

I cut the end of an old bread knife to make a super flat head screw driver... It fit inside perfect

[skuzi]

That way you can hook into both slots at the same time