[peachesarenottasty]

My BKO that I just got is like super sticky. It is very slow to go back and I tried to adjust the stopping points and all the things with the alllen wrnech i could and can't figure it out. Any suggestions?

And can I walk the BKO trigger? If not theres a way I can do it isn't there? I remember hearing something about it...

[DonF]

Take it apart and clean it. Adjust it according to the manual http://www.icdproducts.com/paintball/manuals.htm

If the trigger is in good working order that last part will take care of itself...

[martix_agent]

chances are that it's gunked up with paint and dirt.

[peachesarenottasty]

Originally Posted by martix_agent

chances are that it's gunked up with paint and dirt.

well i took it to a pro shop and they guy there took it apart and i guess he lubed it, i would have done it but im missing the allen keys for it.

and are you the same martix agent from paintballforum.com?

[martix_agent]

yes.

The allen key to get the tray off is a wicked hard one to find. out of the plethora of allen keys that i own, only one of them works, and i *think* it came with my promaster.

[peachesarenottasty]

ya i just bought a set with the sizes that are...too big, and too small.


and ya you prolly dont remember by profile on paintballforum but i post every nwo and then, its sgt.slaughter

[adriann22]

The BKO has some very odd allen sizes. I had to buy three different sets till I found all the ones I needed.

As for adjusting the trigger following ICD recomendations are the best way to go. I also recommend you swap out the punch pins for the trigger with some micro screws. This lets that trigger swing more free and less prone to sticking.

The best thing in the world is to go with a magnet mod'd trigger. They are rare these days since they aren't being made anymore, but if you can find one get it, cause they are great.

Edit: The absolute best is the BKO T2 kit. i've only seen one. But if you can get it, then that is bar-none the best thing for a BKO.