[modestokid209]

So when i first air up my gun. If its been sitting for a while
It takes 10+ trigger pulls for the gun to actually cycle and shoot.
I have xsv bolt with.medium spring. Pressure at 160 back.cap 1 and half turns out.
Dwell at 4. Is it bolt stick? (Bolts lubed with dow33)
Could my noid be goin out? Any suggestions. Thanks

[Christian P]

I have this issue when my gun is cold. If it works fine afterwards, I wouldn't be concerned. See if you keep it in a warm place if the problem still occurs.

[modestokid209]

Well its in my house
And im in cali so it really doesnt get too too cold in my house

[private_silver]

That just sounds like the 'noid sticking a little after drying. Like he said, if it's fine after you pull it those first times, don't worry about it. Unless it starts causing an actual "problem" (Like doing it after not being shot between games or something) then you're fine.

[modestokid209]

O ok. Was just making sure it wasnt a bigger problem

[masterofTHUMBS]

I had the same issue with my mini although mine was more like 5 trigger pulls to get it going. I took apart the solenoid and very lightly lubed it according to the guide in the stickies. Afterwards, it would still stick for one trigger pull but now it isn't sticking at all.

[Christian P]

I had this problem. I took apart the noid, cleaned it, found oil and dirt, and put it back together.

Also cleaned my eyes. I've found that the marker needs a good cleaning after oily paint or if you have a good number of breaks that blow back into the hopper.

[Japy]

It's likely the noid sticking. My gun is doing this again after lubing it awhile back. You can tell its the noid because with no air, just "shooting" it with eyes off the noid sounds like its barely clicking then after a few pulls it starts clicking like it normally does and sounds much louder. Just clean and relube the noid with a light amount of dow33. Make sure the battery is fresh also.

[Blak Katalyst]

Sounds like your noid needs to be cleaned. It happens, no worries.

[Japy]

I stand corrected, apparently you don't need to lube the noid, just wipe it down and reassemble!

[cjanderson_90]

^ correct just swab it out with a q-tip and she'll be running like a top