How to fix a HATSAN AT44 PUMP ACTION in .25 that was dry fired, no air pressure in tank.....now cannot be charged to function
damaged HATSAN AT44 PA .25 from dry fire (no air)
- Thread starter thammah
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Try unscrewing the air cylinder and just fill it off of the rifle.
Cock the gun b4 screwing the aired up tank back onto the gun.
Cock the gun b4 screwing the aired up tank back onto the gun.
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That gun has the valve in the end of the tank, If you remove the tank you'll be able to see if the bent the valve. If you try to fill it and air come's out of the tank it very likely that the valve is bent. Your gun came with a replacement valve seat (the small white ring thing with the o ring on it). your gun may still have a good valve but the seat wont hold air. Just guessing because you dry fired you gun with no air in it, it must have a leak.. Id recommend you remove the end and roll the valve pin on something flat like a mirror to check to see if its bent. If you need a valve I may have one for you. PM me if needed
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If the gun is empty, you probably need to hook it up to a tank to get the valve to seal. Assuming the valve is not bent
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