Arrow Precision Inferno User Manual

Instruction manual
2008 Version
Arrow Precision Limited, Unit 7, Elliott Industrial Park, Eastern Road, Aldershot, Hampshire, GU12 4TF
Tel:01252 408 550 Fax:01252 408 551 Email:sales@arrow-precision.com Web:www.arrow-precision.com
BASIC MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Basic Maintenance should be carried out after each game, failure to do so will void your
Manufactures Warranty. A full strip of the gun should be done when your marker is
subjected to adverse conditions.
Stage 1
Remove the cocking
handle (part No. 0034) from
the main body (Part No.1310).
Stage 2
Remove the main bolt
from Inferno, (Part No.0045)
should slide out esaily.
Stage 4
Using Inferno lube squirt a few
drops on the long bolt.
Stage 3
Squeegee the inferno with a
Powerball Bow Tie Squeegee
making sure it removes all dirt.
Stage 5
Place long bolt back into the
inferno marker. Make sure that
the holes are facing up and
transfer port downward.
Stage 6
Push the cocking handle back
into the long bolt. The knurled
part should be facing up. It
should click into hammer.
NO ALKALINE OR SOAP CLEANERS ARE TO BE USED AS THIS
ATTACKS THE ALUMINIUM PARTS
WIPE CLEAN THE EXTERIOR WITH AN OILY RAG
OR MOISTENED SPONGE. DO NOT IMMERSE MARKERS IN WATER!
2
YEAR
WARRANTY
Extended warranty - 2 year Manufactures Warranty
All Inferno markers now come with a 2 year warranty. The warranty covers markers
purchased from 1st January 2008 onwards.
The warranty is subject to necessary maintenance of marker’s as specied in the Inferno manual, supplied
with your marker.

Arrow Precision Inferno Specifications

General

Brand	Arrow Precision
Model	Inferno
Category	Paintball equipment
Language	English

Summary

Basic Maintenance Instructions

Precautions and Safety Instructions

General Safety

Treat gun as loaded, use barrel plug, wear eye/ear protection, store safely.

Barrel Safety Warning

Never look into the barrel while it is installed on the marker.

Gas Handling Safety

Use correct lubricants for compressed air; only experts should service cylinders.

Spontaneous Firing Warning

Inferno may fire spontaneously if energized without cocking; always wear safety goggles.

Dismantling Warning

Do not dismantle beyond barrel/bolt removal without ensuring it is unloaded and de-gassed.

Operating Instructions

Section 1: Preparing For Use

Ensure safety gear, set safety to 'safe', install barrel plug, cock gun, install gas/feed.

Section 2: Making the Gun Safe

Install barrel plug, tip gun, pull trigger while controlling cocking handle, set safety to 'safe'.

Section 4: Velocity Adjustment

Test velocity with chronograph; adjust using screw (clockwise increases, anti-clockwise decreases).

Troubleshooting

Ball Breakage in Barrel

Squeegee out the barrel. If in breech, clear jam, de-cock, remove hopper, pull trigger.

Gun Will Not Fire

Check tank connection, inlet pressure, hammer speed, mainspring, gas flow, bolt installation.

Improper Re-cocking

Check inlet pressure, hammer speed, mainspring, or potential mainspring issues.

Double Feeding

Troubleshooting Continued

Ball Breakage in Barrel Causes

Ball Breakage in Breech Causes

Inconsistent Firing Rate

Full Disassembly Instructions

Step-by-Step Guide

Tips and Maintenance

Things Not To Do

Avoid dry firing, using liquid CO₂, or allowing the gun to run away.

Important Technical Note

Velocity Measurement