[bmxrcer190]

harryman-Not the right place to post, BeenPimpSlapped as been away for awhile due to a motorcycle accident(I believe that is what happened). I also believe he sold that Omen.

[harryman]

sorry bout that. that is a shame though. it was such a nice gun. But message to the kid with the omen prob have you ever taken a look at your reg it may not be sending enough psi to the gun. so even if you turn your recock up it would starv your marker of air even more. Hey, if nun of that works from what we said i would just send it to evil.

have you looked at the truble shooting in your manual. either that or just call evil. they have great customer service.

[Pakistani]

Originally Posted by sdomen

Sounds like you are having a problem like i had. This is straight from evil tech, and gives you step by step directs to fix the problem.


> Binding Test
>
> 1. Remove air source and any paintballs from marker. Safety first.
>
> 2. Cock marker.
>
> 3. With out pulling trigger slide the rear block backward as if to
cock
> the marker and let it slide back to the body of the gun, do
this
> ten times.
>
> 4. Each time rear block is slid backward make sure the block returns
> all the way to the body of the gun each time, if it does not your gun
is
> binding and needs adjustment.
>
> Adjusting the Action of the Omen
>
> Binding in the Omen is caused mainly by one of two things: either
your
> inner red block has come out of alignment or your cocking rod is too
> tight causing it to come out of alignment. To adjust this follow
these
> steps.
>
> 1. Remove cocking rod from Omen.
>
> 2. Apply a small drop of Red Loc Tite #277 (available at any
hardware
> store) to threads of the cocking rod.
>
> 3. Reassemble internals and screw cocking rod into hammer till only
> slightly tighter than hand tight.
>
> 4. Let Red Loc tite set for at least 6 hours.
>
> 5. Test for binding, if binding continues go to step 6
>
> 6. Remove Bolt/Block/Hammer internals from marker by removing the
field
> strip pin.
>
> 7. Use Field Strip Pin to hold inner red block apart from rear back
> block.
>
> 8. Adjust nylon set screws so that hole for bolt rod and hole for
> cocking rod are perfectly straight when block is in gun.
>
> 9. Only adjust the Nylon Set Screws with the internals out of the
gun
> so you don't strip the Nylon Set Screws.
>
> 10. After adjusting, test again for binding until you get the action
of
> the marker smooth.
>
> If you are still having problems or have questions about adjustment
> feel free to call us at Evil Tech Support: 1- 800-579-1633.

thanks to sdomen for helping me out with this

[Pakistani]

turn power on with trigger pulled

wait for led to come on...then release trigger

Balls/sec-- pull trigger and hold --------------------------"debounce"-- pull, release, pull and hold

Wait for light to turn off...then release trigger

5-25 balls per second-------------------------------------------1-50 debounce

click trigger while counting and hold it on the desired setting until the led goes off

hope that helps

[shockerposer]

hey guys i sent my omen to PMI tech support to put in a new hammer and when i got it back it clicked alot faster like when i turned it on, does anyone know what they did to it? and also my recock will be set and ill shoot it and a couple days later i will shoot it and it will shoot like 5 times and then stop recocking its really annoying

[Robot Mania FU]

adjust your recock every time you play, the pressure in your gun will change over time, so your going to have to always adjust your recock, sometimes you will see that you dont need to and sometimes you will

[shockerposer]

ok thanks man

[Chagamuffin]

I always see a bunch of these threads, so we can all just post a hyperlink to here now.

Q: Where is the recock screw?

A: The recock screw is located on the left side of the gun. If you look (left side of gun) at the end cap or lpc (omen 2.0), then look to your right, you should see the screw on the body.

Look at the picture for more help:

[Drox]

If you ever take the spring out of your cam arms make sure you put it back in correctly.
This is similar to how it shoud look:

And when the spring is compressed / loading a ball into the breach:


You DON'T want it to angle forward like this one:

This is because when the spring compresses it bends and actually doesn't really compress, causing the cam arms to return slowly.
Like this:


The arrow shows how your looking at the cam feed arms.

[Braddoc]

This is kind of a noob question- seeing as i just got my omen today i shot it, it works beatifully and i've been dry firing it to break in the detonator.

but- do the Cam Arms ever wear out like detents?

[Chagamuffin]

Nope, they last FOREVER......

[Braddoc]

thanks dude, i thought so, but i figured i'd ask to make sure.

yeah, i dry fired around... 2,000 shots today and fired about 40 or so with paint, is there anything you would suggest to get it ready for a all day big-game in 5 days?

[Chagamuffin]

Just lube the internals. Then adjust the recock as soon as you get there. It should be fine.

[Braddoc]

1 more quick question.

i assume the battery (on a full 22 hour charge) will last throughout the entire day? being on almost constantly?

if not i can always bring other 9volts. but i just wanna be prepared. (i previously owned a tippmann and a mini-mag. neither were difficult to keep up.

[Evil Wantabe]

yeah but turn your marker off when your not playing and in between games.

[Chagamuffin]

My rechargable battery lasted about 10,000-15,000 shots. I don't use it anymore, and I just use regular 9v's. They seem to work better then the rechargable ones.

[Jman500]

For the Omen2.0 can you use forcefeed or do you have to get extra paddles?

[bigearstallman]

omen 2.0's have the cam arms that can be used with force feed - so in otherwords - yes

[Jman500]

Originally Posted by bigearstallman

omen 2.0's have the cam arms that can be used with force feed - so in otherwords - yes

thank you

[btmasterchief39]

how do u adjust the trigger sensitivity??

[bmxrcer190]

Originally Posted by btmasterchief39

how do u adjust the trigger sensitivity??

You take the hex key that you use to set your recock and stick it in the top hole on your trigger. I am not sure which way you turn it to make it more sensitive but if you make it to sensitive then when you turn your gun on, you wont be able to fire. If that happens then back out your trigger some until it lets you fire.