First Strike T9.1 User manual

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T9.1

OWNERS MANUAL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS WARNINGS

Warnings ....................................................................................................................................................................................................3

Quick Start Guide ......................................................................................................................................................................................4

T9.1 Diagram ..............................................................................................................................................................................................5

T9.1 Magazine Diagram ...........................................................................................................................................................................6

Operational Instructions ..........................................................................................................................................................................8

Loading Magazine.....................................................................................................................................................................................9

Loading First Strike Rounds...................................................................................................................................................................10

Airing up via Magazine .........................................................................................................................................................................11

Setting Velocity .......................................................................................................................................................................................12

Hopper Attachment ................................................................................................................................................................................13

Stock Adapter Instructions ..................................................................................................................................................................14

Solid CO2 Stem and sight Instructions ................................................................................................................................................15

Cleaning & Maintenance ......................................................................................................................................................................16

Warranty and Repairs ...........................................................................................................................................................................17

T9.1 Assembly Diagram..........................................................................................................................................................................18

Gun Body assembly ................................................................................................................................................................................19

Engine & Firing Bolt Assembly..............................................................................................................................................................20

Trigger Group Assembly ........................................................................................................................................................................21

Regulator Assembly................................................................................................................................................................................22

Magazine Assembly ...............................................................................................................................................................................23

Co2 Valve Housing Assembly ................................................................................................................................................................24

WARNING/LIABILITY STATEMENT

This marker is not a toy and is surrendered by UTS, with the understanding that the purchaser assumes all liability from unsafe handling or any action that constitutes a violation of any applicable laws or regulations. UTS, shall not be liable for personal injury, loss of property or life resulting from the use of this product under any circumstances, including any intentional, reckless, negligent or accidental discharges.

All information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice. UTS, reserves the right to make changes and improvements to products without incurring any obligation to incorporate such improvements in products previously sold.

If you, as a user, do not accept liability, UTS, requests that you do not use a UTS marker. By using this UTS marker you release UTS, of any and all liability associated with its use.

WARNING:

- Careless use or misuse may result in serious bodily injury or death!

- Eye protection designed for paintball must be worn by the user and all persons within range.

- Must be 18 years of age or older to operate or handle any paintball gun and paintball gun accessories without adult or parental supervision.

- Read and understand all cautions, warnings, and operating manuals before using any paintball gun or paintball gun accessory.

- Do not aim paintball gun at eyes or head of people or at animals.

- Paintball guns are to be used with paintballs only.

- To prevent ﬁre or shock hazard, do not expose unit to rain or moisture.

- To prevent ﬁre or shock hazard, do not immerse unit in liquids.

- To prevent ﬁre or shock hazard, do not disassemble any electronic paintball device.

- The disposal of the battery if used to power this product may be regulated in your area.

- Please conform to all local or state regulations with regard to battery disposal.

- Use common sense and have fun.

Any tampering with the unit voids your warranty. There are no consumer serviceable parts inside this unit. The use of non factory authorized components within this product may cause a ﬁre or shock hazard.

IN NO EVENT SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE, OR LOSSES OR EXPENSES RESULTING FROM ANY DEFFECIVE PRODUCT OR THE USE OF ANY PRODUCT.

WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer and/or defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands afer handling.

You must be at least 18 years of age to purchase this product. This product may be mistaken for a ﬁrearm by law enforcement ofﬁcers or others. Altering the color of the product or brandishing the product in public may be dangerous and may be considered a crime.

PAINTBALL GUNS AND PAINTBALL GUN ACCESSORIES ARE NOT TOYS!

Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................................................................................25

Warranty Registration Card ..................................................................................................................................................................27

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QUICK START GUIDE

Thank you for purchasing the First Strike T9.1 paintball marker. Like any paintball marker, it is important that safety is on the forefront of your mind at all times when using this product. Never operate the T9.1 without ASTM compliant goggles or aim at anyone that is not wearing proper goggles intended for the game of Paintball. The First Strike T9.1 is an advanced system that is suitable for all levels of play and will provide years of service if the following steps are meticulously followed.

1. Before airing up, place 3 drops of First Strike approved oil at the top of the CO2 Air Cavity.

2. Insert the barrel into the front of the T9.1, and twist into locked position by inserting your ﬁnger into the barrel and twisting.

3. Insert 12gram CO2 cartridge into Magazine by placing in CO2 Cavity.

4. Engage the air source by twisting ﬂip-knob base screw.

5. Insert magazine into grip ﬁrmly

6. Dry ﬁre 3-4 times to distribute oil evenly through the marker.

7. Also chrono your T9.1 prior to use.

CATCH TECH TIPS AND INFO ON:

DON’T FORGET TO REGISTER!

T9.1 DIAGRAM

STOCK ADAPTER

PROJECTILE VIEWPORT

SAFETY

TRIGGER

MAGAZINE RELEASE BUTTON

BARREL

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MAGAZINE

MODEL SPECIFICATIONS

CALIBER

ACTION

POWER

LENGTH

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.68

SEMI-AUTO

11”

HEIGHT

BARREL LENGTH

WEIGHT

MAGAZINE

8”

6.5”

2.7 LBS

8 ROUNDS

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T9.1 MAGAZINE DIAGRAM UNIVERSAL PACK INVENTORY LIST

ALLEN WRENCHES

3/16” 7/64” 3/32” 5/64” .050”4mm

CO2 CAVITY

PROJECTILE RETAINER PIN

PROJECTILE FOLLOWER TRACK

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FRONT & REAR SIGHT

PROJECTILE FOLLOWER

FRONT HANDLE

SCREW & WASHER

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SOLID CO2 STEM

WITH O-RING

REG BODY PLUG

HOPPER ELBOW AND

HOPPER SCREWS

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OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONSOPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS

GETTING STARTED

Read this entire manual before using this marker. Keep your marker pointed in a safe direction at all times.

1. SAFETY - Place the T9.1 in safe position by moving safety

so no red is visible. The safety is ambidextrous and can be operated from either side of the T9.1.

* Visible red indicates that launcher can discharge.

2. UNLOADING MAGAZINE - Ensure that there are no

projectiles in your marker by placing your hand under the magazine, pressing the magazine release, and pulling the magazine free from the T9.1.

3. REMOVING THE BARREL - Ensure that there are no

projectiles remaining in the marker by removing the magazine and looking through the grip into the breach. Then you can remove the barrel by pressing on the end of the barrel and rotating it counterclockwise. Note the channel in the barrel and the barrel lock in the receiver as it slides free. To reattach the barrel, line up the channel with the barrel lock, slide the barrel back in the receiver, push on the end of the barrel, and turn clockwise until the barrel locks into place. Pull on the end of the barrel to ensure it is properly seated.

4. LOAD PROJECTILES - Place 8 projectiles into the magazine from the top. The projectiles will be held in place automatically by the projectile retainer pin. You can also lock the ball pusher in the down position by pulling down on the ball pusher ears and locking them at the bottom of the ball pusher track.

NOTE: FOR INSTRUCTIONS ON FIRST STRIKE ROUNDS, PLEASE REFERENCE PAGE 10.

FOLLOWER EARS

5. LOADING C02 CARTRIDGE - Obtain a 12 gram CO2 cartridge.

Insert the CO2 cartridge into the CO2 slot of the magazine with the small end of the CO2 cartridge pointing up and into the puncture pin of the magazine. Next, rotate the ﬂip knob base screw clockwise quickly until the cartridge has sealed.

LOAD PROJECTILE

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FLIP KNOB BASE SCREW

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OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS

RED SPRING/SILVER SPRING

When using First Strike™ projectiles, make sure the red magazine spring is installed. The silver spring is designed for use with traditional .68 caliber paintballs. While the red spring can be used with traditional .68 caliber paintballs, its higher tension increases the risk of the paintballs deforming over time.

LOADING FIRST STRIKE

Always load First Strike projectiles so rounded nose exits barrel ﬁrst. Always chronograph with First Strike before use to ensure velocity is below 300 fps.

8. LOAD MAGAZINE - Place the magazine in the grip of the T9.1 marker with the projectiles closest to the end of the barrel. Once the mag has started into the grip seat, it completely until has been secured by the magazine release.

NOTE: If magazine does not lock on ﬁrst insertion, remove it completely and reinsert.

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OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS HOPPER ATTACHMENT

FIRING THE T9.1

1. If the CO2 cartridge has been punctured by the puncture pin and the magazine has been inserted into the gun, then the T9.1 is now ready to ﬁre. Point the T9.1 in a safe direction, rotate the safety so red is visible, and pull the trigger.

NOTE: Extra magazines can be carried for quick reloads in the ﬁeld.

UNLOADING THE T9.1

1. Place T9.1 in the safe mode and point in a safe direction. If all projectiles have been

ﬁred, place hand under magazine and press magazine release with other hand. Catch magazine so it does not fall on ground. Visually inspect the magazine well to ensure all projectiles are clear from the T9.1. Visually inspect the projectile view port to ensure all projectiles are clear.

2. If all projectiles have not been ﬁred, follow above procedures but ensure that

you turn the T9.1 on its side while removing the magazine. The projectile that is in the chamber will be free and can fall on the ground if the T9.1 is kept in a vertical position. Place your hand under the magazine well and capture the loose projectile as you turn the T9.1 vertically.

3. Pull back on the projectile retainer pin to remove the projectiles from the magazine

and turn the ﬂip knob base screw counterclockwise to free the CO2 cartridge from the magazine.

4. Your T9.1 should now be free of any projectiles. Verify the T9.1 is on safe and store in

a safe and secure location.

SET VELOCITY

1. Insert provided 3/16” Allen wrench as depicted.

2. To increase velocity, tum clockwise. To decrease velocity turn counter-clockwise.

3. Fire once to clear chamber after each adjustment, then measure velocity of the second shot.

SAFETY TIP: Always measure marker’s velocity before playing paintball. Never shoot at velocities in excess of 300 ft/s (91 .44 mls). Recommended velocity is 270 ft/s.

1. REMOVE HOPPER COVER PLATE - Remove the Hopper Cover Plate by removing the four (4) Cover Plate Screws (H-B 440 3/16) by using a 1/16 Allen Wrench.

2. ROTATE BARREL - With the magazine removed, push in on the barrel and rotate clockwise until it locks in the hopper position, so that you can see the breach through the hopper window.

3. ATTACH HOPPER ELBOW - Attach the Hopper Elbow located in the universal pack that came with the riﬂe using the four (4) Hopper Screws, also located in the universal pack. These screws require a 3/32 Allen Wrench.

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REMOVING & RE-INSTALLING STOCK ADAPTER SOLID CO2 STEM & SIGHT INSTALLATION

1. Before removing the stock adapter remove all air sources. Point the marker in a safe direction and ﬁre until all air has left the marker.

2. Using the 7/74” Allen Wrench from your Universal Pack, remove the three (3) Stock Adapter Screws.

3. Be sure not to lose the Rear Body O-Ring or there will be nothing to hold it in place once the stock adapter has been removed.

4. To operate the T9.1 without the Stock Adapter in place, you must replace the forward most regulator body O-Ring with a 006 Reg Body Plug. (See page 22)

5. To re-install the Stock Adapter, ﬁrst position the Rear Body O-Ring onto the lower right corner of the marker body and press the Stock Adapter onto it. Then reinstall the three (3) Stock Adapter Screws. (Snug all 3 screws before tightening)

6. To begin using the stock adapter again, remove the Reg Body Plug from the regulator and re-install the 006-B90 Reg Body O-Ring.

REAR BODY O-RING

STOCK ADAPTER SCREWS

STOCK ADAPTER

NOTE: This stock adapter allows

you to connect a remote line directly to the bottom of the adapter or thread a tank directly into the back of the stock adapter.

SOLID CO2 STEM INSTALLATION

1. To replace the CO2 Stem with the Solid CO2 Stem, ﬁrst remove the grip frame from the gun body assembly. (See page 18)

2. The CO2 Stem can be removed with a 4mm wrench or a small adjustable wrench. Be sure that O-Ring is on the Solid CO2 Stem. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN onto the Reg.

SIGHT INSTALLATION

1. To install the sights that came with you universal pack, ﬁrst remove the Top Tac Rail. To do this remove the three (3) Tac Rail Screws with 3/32” Allen Wrench.

2. To install the sights, slide the sights into the dovetails on the top of the gun body and secure using the set screws with a .050 Allen Wrench that came with the universal pack.

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T9.1 CLEANING & MAINTENANCE

WARRANTY & REPAIRS

CLEANING

• Never perform maintenance on a loaded or pressurized T9.1 marker.

• Remove all projectiles and CO2 cartridges from the magazine and marker prior to doing any cleaning or maintenance.

• Never use petroleum based cleaning solvents or lubricants.

• Do not use cleaning solvents that come in aerosol cans.

• To clean the T9.1 marker, remove the barrel as described in the “Operational Instructions”. Use a .68 caliber soft nylon brush or 12 gauge patch tip with a soft cotton cloth to clean the barrel. Do not place lubricant or water in the barrel of the T9.1. It is designed to be used with the barrel completely dry.

• Keep the barrel of the T9.1 dry.

• Wipe off any dirt or grime from the outside of the T9.1 with a dry cloth.

OILING THE MARKER

IMPORTANT: Before performing any of the following instructions, remove magazine. Point marker in safe direction and discharge until degassed.

FOR OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE, DO THE FOLLOWING MONTHLY:

1. Place one drop of oil between trigger release and trigger rotator. (See Page 29)

2. Remove the regulator spring pad (See page 22) and oil the regulator spring pad O-Ring.

3. Remove the engine assembly (See page 20) and lightly grease the AC Cap O-Ring.

4. Place one drop of oil on CO2 O-Ring found at top of CO2 Valve and Magazine (See page 24).

OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS

• The operational temperature range for the T9.1 Pistol is 37° F to 120°F.

• If the CO2 cartridge is punctured in a magazine, it should be replaced if the T9.1 is not used for 24 hours.

First Strike® warranties to the original customer purchaser or current owner that this product is free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of 12 months from the original date of purchase by the initial owner/purchaser.

For warranty to be effective, customer must return the First Strike® Warranty Registration card that came with the product within thirty days of purchase or complete the online warranty form. First Strike® agrees to repair or replace (at its discretion) any product within a reasonable period of time. This warranty does not cover o-rings, scratches, nicks, normal wear and tear of parts, any modiﬁcations or normal fading of anodizing or damage caused by dropping or hitting of products. This warranty shall not apply if it is shown by First Strike® that the consumer caused the defect or malfunction because of misuse. This warranty only covers original factory parts. Any modiﬁcations or tampering of original factory parts will not be covered by this warranty. Any damage caused by water will not be covered by this warranty.

If your paintball product requires repair, please package it carefully and send together with your name, address, phone number, and a brief description of the malfunction to:

First Strike Warranty Support 2717 Ferguson Rd Fort Wayne, IN 46809

Phone Free: 260-478-2500 9:00am-4:00pm Eastern / Mon-Fri

Note: Always remove the air source or degas the marker while not in use.

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T9.1 ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM

GUN BODY ASSEMBLY

ITEM NO. NAME

1 Gun Body Assembly 2 Handle 3 Trigger Pin 4 Handle Screw-Front 5 Firing Bolt Spring 6 T9.1 FS Barrel 7 Magazine Assembly

ITEM NO. NAME

8 Safety Bushing 9 Safety-Left 10 Safety-Right 11 Safety Spring 12 Shroud Mounting Screw

13 Rubber Nubbin

ITEM NO. NAME

1 Engine Assembly 2 T9.1 Gun Body 3 Firing Bolt Assembly 4 Regulator/Trigger Assembly 5 T9.1 Plate Screw 6 Tac Rail - Upper 7 Ammo Release Fork 8 Release Fork Screw

ITEM NO. NAME

9 Reg Body Screw 10 Hopper Cover Plate 11 Reg Body Internal Tooth Washer 12 Rear Body O-RIng

13 Gun Body Cap

14 T9.1 Stock Adapter Assembly

15 Tac Rail Screw-T9.1

16 Stock Adapter Screw

NOTE: Be sure to install the engine, and push the bolt forward

towards nose of gun. It is critical that this is done before reattaching the regulator assembly.

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ENGINE & FIRING BOLT ASSEMBLY

TRIGGER GROUP

ITEM NO. NAME

1 Air Chamber Plug 2 Air Chamber 3 AC Shock Absorber 4 AC Cap O-Ring 5 First Strike Firing Bolt 6 AC Plug O-Ring 7 AC OD O-Ring

NOTE: Do not attempt to disassemble bolt and ﬁring pin (Item

5). The alignment is set by factory ﬁxtures and cannot be

reassembled outside the factory.

ITEM NO. NAME

1 Trigger 2 Sear

3 Rotator 4 Release 5 Push Rod 6 Regulator Body 7 Trigger Spring Pin 8 Sear Spring 9 Rotator Return Spring 10 Release/Rotator Spring 11 Trigger Cover

12 Push Rod O-Ring 13 Trigger Cover Screw 14 Trigger Return Spring

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REGULATOR

MAGAZINE

ITEM NO. NAME

1 Regulator Body 2 Regulator Adjuster 3 Stem 4 Regulator Sealing Screw 5 Reg Sealing/Reg Body O-Ring 6 Regulator Spring Pad 7 Regulator Spring Pad O-Ring 8 C02 Stem O-Ring

ITEM NO. NAME

9 Regulator Spring 10 Regulator End Screw 11 Regulator Valve Sleeve 12 Regulator Valve O-Ring

13 Regulator End Screw O-Ring

14 Regulator Valve Spring

15 Regulator Valve Ball

ITEM NO. NAME

1 Base Screw 2 CO2 Valve Housing Assembly 3 8.1 Magazine Spring 4 Retainer Pin Cap 5 Magazine Retainer Spring 6 Mag Ball Retainer Pin 7 Magazine Body Nut 8 Magazine UC Nut

ITEM NO. NAME

10 Magazine Screw-UC 11 Magazine Screw-UR 12 CO2 Base Screw Nut

13 Magazine Screw-LR

14 Ball Pusher Assembly

15 Magazine Slide Base

16 Main Magazine Body-L

17 Main Magazine Body-R

9 Magazine Screw-LC

NOTE: O-Ring #12 is the same size and color as O-Ring #5 on Page 24. This O-Ring is harder than the O-Ring on Page 24.

Relief valve is preset at the factory and is not user serviceable. Consult factory or authorized service center for assistance.

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CO2 VALVE HOUSING

TROUBLESHOOTING

ITEM NO. NAME

1 C02 Valve Body 2 C02 Puncture Tip 3 C02 Valve Spring 4 Housing O-Ring 5 C02 Valve Spacer O-Ring 6 C02 Valve Cap 7 C02 Seal 8 C02 Drum Valve 9 Valve Spacer

NOTE: O-Ring #5 is the same size and color as O-Ring #12 on Page 22. This O-Ring is softer than the O-Ring on Page 22.

PAINT BREAKAGE

If you experience more than a small number of broken paintballs, then there are 4 things to check:

1. First, be sure that the marker is free of broken paintballs and other debris.

2. Second, make sure that the barrel is locked in its correct position, and that both detents are installed so that they catch a projectile as it enters the breach.

3. Third, make sure that the red First Strike™ spring is not installed in the magazine (See page 10)

4. Fourth, make sure the maker is set to a reasonable velocity (never over 300 ft. per sec.)

MAGAZINE

If your magazine is leaking CO2, it is coming from one of three seals:

- CO2 seal (#7 - Page 26) - CO2 leaks back toward the CO2 Canister

- CO2 Valve Spacer O-Ring (#5 - Page 24) - CO2 leaks when the magazine is inserted in marker

- Housing O-Ring (#4 - Page 24) - CO2 leaks from the top of the magazine while the magazine isn’t

inside the gun. If the magazine is leaking slightly from this area, try inserting and ejecting into the maker 2-3 times. This may seat the valve and eliminate the leak.

TRIGGER INSTALLATION

The trigger is equipped with the trigger return spring. When installing the trigger into the grip of the marker, be sure the trigger and both sides of the spring go through the trigger hole in the grip.

BOLT PUSH

When re-assembling the marker be sure to push the bolt forward before installing the regulator. (See note on page 19.) To push the bolt the barrel and bolt spring must be removed from the marker.

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NOTES

T9.1 WARRANTY REGISTRATION CARD:

NAME:

ADDRESS:

DATE OF PURCHASE:

SERIAL NUMBER:

Please detach from product manual,

place in stamped envelope and send to:

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First Strike Paintball Warranty Support

2717 Ferguson Rd.

Fort Wayne, IN 46809

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FIRST STRIKE®

Headquarters:

28101 Ballard Dr. Ste. F Lake Forest, IL 60045

Manufacturing/Warranty

2717 Ferguson Rd Fort Wayne, IN 46809

1-260-478-2500

service@ﬁrst-strike.com

FIRST-STRIKE.COM

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