[whynotplay519]

I have had a dp g3 for about 2 months now and it worked the first time shooting straight and everything but thenit just didnt do that i got a new reg and it still doesnt work if somebody could please tell me what i should it will be helpful

[dobs115]

umm...idk exactly what you mean when you say it wont do just that. elaborate please

[jbench775]

did u lube the gun?

[pbbackplayer10]

lol a reg wont fix much u gotta take care of ur stuff for it to take care of u.

[rammstein_5v2]

Heres your problem: YOU NEVER READ THE MANUAL.

[whynotplay519]

Originally Posted by dobs115

umm...idk exactly what you mean when you say it wont do just that. elaborate please

It does not fire what so ever

[whynotplay519]

Originally Posted by rammstein_5v2

Heres your problem: YOU NEVER READ THE MANUAL.

Thats funny cause ive read the manuel many times.ive done every thing that it say to do so STFU

[whynotplay519]

Originally Posted by jbench775

did u lube the gun?

yes

[MutR.]

did you change the battery?

[proto man ftw]

Originally Posted by whynotplay519

Thats funny cause ive read the manuel many times.ive done every thing that it say to do so STFU

listen you came for help,so calm down or u can stfu and gtfo

first of all do you hear your solenoid click
does the board turn on.

im not familiar with the g3 but it sounds user error, so i'm pretty much saying you broke the gun

[whynotplay519]

Originally Posted by MutR.

did you change the battery?

Yes

[whynotplay519]

Originally Posted by proto man ftw

listen you came for help,so calm down or u can stfu and gtfo

first of all do you hear your solenoid click
does the board turn on.

im not familiar with the g3 but it sounds user error, so i'm pretty much saying you broke the gun

yes it does all of that but it just doesnt firenot even dry

[The_Economist]

Try posting your question in the Dangerous Power forum. You'll get a better answer there.

[dobs115]

try flipping on the RAPS on/off? that seems like teh problem, if your gun turns on and has solenoid clicks and everything, but doesnt dry fire, it might be your air or something idk

[whynotplay519]

Originally Posted by The_Economist

Try posting your question in the Dangerous Power forum. You'll get a better answer there.

thanks that might help

[rammstein_5v2]

I strongly believe you are a troll for two reasons.

1. if you truly read the manual, and took care of the gun, this problem wouldn't happen now would it?
2. You cannot find the specific forum to find sufficient help.

But hey welcome to the internet.

[whynotplay519]

Originally Posted by rammstein_5v2

I strongly believe you are a troll for two reasons.

1. if you truly read the manual, and took care of the gun, this problem wouldn't happen now would it?
2. You cannot find the specific forum to find sufficient help.

But hey welcome to the internet.

1 reason why i think you have no life

1. you actually make fun of people on the internet looking for help just so you can feel better about your uncle whipping you everytime you go to bed.

[empire94]

Try the DP Thread....

[chatua]

Originally Posted by whynotplay519

1 reason why i think you have no life

1. you actually make fun of people on the internet looking for help just so you can feel better about your uncle whipping you everytime you go to bed.

LMFAO, anyways, if the gun was properly maintained, it's not leaking like a mofo, its got fresh batts, the gun is aired up, the solenoid is clicking, etc. it should work. Only thing I can think of is youre a moron and youre trying to dry fire it but with the eyes turned on

On a more serious note, you bought a new reg, is it bottomed out? What's the PSI on the gauge when you air it up?

[rammstein_5v2]

Originally Posted by whynotplay519

1 reason why i think you have no life

1. you actually make fun of people on the internet looking for help just so you can feel better about your uncle whipping you everytime you go to bed.

Oh boo hoo **** tard.

Originally Posted by whynotplay519

I have had a dp g3 for about 2 months now and it worked the first time shooting straight and everything but thenit just didnt do that i got a new reg and it still doesnt work if somebody could please tell me what i should it will be helpful

Ok so from what i understand from your poor lack of grammar and sentence structure. The gun has quit shooting straight...

Well lets first get this straight, there are too many characteristics to define to keep a paintball "straight" if you want to call it that. Accuracy in paintball is determined by consistency, the more consistency you have shot to shot, the better your accuracy will be. Now you obviously dont know what the **** you are doing if you decide to go out and buy a new reg instead of you know doing something as simple as just lubing your old one. Since you seem to lack intelligence and common sense i will lay out the ground works for you to increase your consistency.

1. regulator consistency. Be sure that you have a well broken, taken care of, and lubed regulator. Some regulators have poor consistency, generally most are the same, just the individual who uses it.
2. Paint to bore match, a good paint to bore match with a nicely machined, honed, and polished barrel kit along with consistent paint (aka the expensive stuff) will prove to yield more "accuracy"
3. LPR. If your marker has an lpr be sure that the pressure is set to the correct amount and that the seals are good and broken in, and that the lpr is lubed properly to prevent stick.
4. Other ammodities are things such as the bolt and any moving parts or other variables within the marker. Make sure again these are properly broken in, and/or lubed properly to allow the best physical with the low coefficient of friction. This coupled with the consistency of the input regulator, lpr, and a nice paint/barrel match will yield the best results from a marker.
5. Finally your tank regulator. Tank regulators do not always hold the best recharge. There are data sheets on some of the older regs on the market. You might want to take a look and see where your tank falls. Some input regulators can possibly fluctuate between the differences of these recharge rates and cause an inconsistency from shot to shot.

Did that help? Afterall, the day it took for you to sit here and monitor this thread you could have learned all this... If you tried.