WGP Ranger User Manual

Owners Manual for

Worr Game Products

252 Granite Street

Corona, CA 92879

Tech: 909.520.9911 • Fax: [phone]

www.worr.com

WARNING

•Protect all Electronic Components from moisture and water at all times.

•Always disconnect the battery when marker is not in use.

•Use only 9volt battery in marker.

•Do not use rechargeable batteries in your E-Ranger.

•Using rechargeable batteries voids your warranty.

L.E.D. light

on/off button

9v battery

Electric Grip frame and circuit
board for E-Ranger.

RANGER SERIES MARKERS

Thank you for purchasing a Ranger Series marker. Ranger Series are
considered to be the "ultimate" in semi automatic markers, featuring the
most sophisticated internal components in the industry. All Ranger Series
come with the Dura valve system, perhaps the world's most advanced
valve system. Often considered upgrade items by other manufacturers,
all Ranger Series come standard with the following components: A true
.45 grip frame, custom barrel, external velocity adjuster, and an anti-dou­ble feed system.

In addition to the standard features all Ranger Series markers come
equipped with, the T-Ranger and E-Ranger mar kers come standard with
extra features. The T-Ranger comes standard with a gas through front
grip, Torpedo drop forward with on/off dial.The E-ranger comes standard
with an electronic .45 grip, vertical regulator, two piece barrel, and
Torpedo drop forward with on/off dial.

As a new Ranger consumer, please read this manual in its entirety to
understand safe operation of the paintball marker. Once you have read
the entire manual, please help us, help you, by taking the time to fill out
the warranty registration card and sending it in immediately.

We want our Ranger Series owners to get the most enjoyment out of our
markers and we can better serve your needs if you take the time to fully
understand your marker and submit your warranty card.

Table of Contents

I. Liability Statement

II. Ranger Series Introduction

III. Safety and Handling

IV. Preparing the Ranger for Usage:

Cylinders, Loaders & other Accessories

V. Preparing the Ranger for Field Operation

VI. Cleaning and Maintenance

VII. Field Stripping

---Ranger Schematic

---Parts List

VIII. Transportation and Storing Your Ranger

IX. Ranger-Fine Tuning

X. Troubleshooting

XI. Warranty

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I. Liability

Worr Game Products ships its markers with the user, distributor and sales agent
understanding that Worr Game Products will not accept any responsibility for its
handling and use in public or private. The user accepts this sole liability when
purchasing and using any marker produced/sold by Worr Game Products. Worr
Game Products disclaims any implied warranties or any responsibility for any
errors that may appear in this manual.

Even if all safety rules are adhered to and equipment is worn, Worr Game
Products limits its liability solely and strictly to the replacement of the marker.

, as the user of the marker, you do not accept total liability, Worr Game Products

If
requests that you do not use our paintball markers. You are not to use this marker
unless you accept all liability and release Worr Game Products of all liability
through any use or misuse thereof.

By using the paintball marker you release Worr Game Products of any and all lia­bility associated with its use.

The paintball marker you have chosen is not a toy. It is imperative that it is used
under adult supervision or by adults. When using the marker please adhere to all
local, state and federal laws. Read the entire manual before using this
paintball marker.

II. Ranger Introduction

It is very important that before using the Ranger paintball marker, every individual
that will be using the marker reads this entire manual for proper operation, safety
and handling. The most important understanding of the paintball marker is to
realize that it is NOT a toy, caution should be used at all times. Never point the
marker at anyone that does not have the appropriate head, eye and body protection.

thermore, the marker should never be pointed or fired at anyone, and should

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only be used at a supervised, licensed and insured paintball field.

Paintball is a sport that the entire family can enjoy. However, proper guidelines
should be followed to ensure safety and enjoyment for everyone involved. It is
important that before using the Ranger, you must become knowledgeable of the
marker -- bef
before handling the marker. You should become completely familiar with the
assembly, disassembly and learn to inspect the mar ker for wear, nicks and burs
on all parts. This will ensure proper operation of the marker before heading to
the field. O-rings and cup seals often need replacement. A detail schematic is
included for reference on all parts of the marker and should allow for easy
maintenance. However, if you do not feel comfortable, take the marker to an
authorized dealer with all the proper documentation for a qualified technician to
perform proper maintenance.

ore going to the paintball field to use it. Leave the CO2cylinder off

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We are confident that you will be satisfied with your purchase of the Ranger and
look forward to serving you. Plus we are always looking for ways to improve and
listen to changes consumers want on their markers. So please call us at 800-755-5061
and tell us what you think.

III. Safety and Handling

Always have a barrel “condom” or other barrel blocking device (approved by the
Paintball Products Manufacturers Association) in place and keep the safety ON
when handling your marker. When repair ing or cleaning your marker first remove
barrel and gas cylinder, then depressurize your marker by pointing in safe direc­tion and dry-firing. Always treat the paintball marker as if it were loaded.

When handling the marker, always keep your fingers or any other objects away
from the trigger assembly to avoid accidental discharges. Make sure when
carrying or transporting the mar ker, to keep the muzzle pointed downward.

It is very important to have the proper paintball protection before going to the
paintball field for play. This includes and is not limited to eye, head, throat, and
body protection. All protection used should be designed for the sport of paintball,
e.g.: eye gear designed specifically for paintball usage.

Remember

, the Ranger paintball marker should never be pointed or fired at anyone,

and should only be used at a supervised, licensed and insured paintball field.

IV. Preparing the Ranger for Usage

Cylinders-- The Ranger is designed to use CO

blow back system. You may attach the proper CO
standard American threading on the CO
cylinders or adapters that are designed for the paintball industry. Please purchase
your cylinders and accessories from stores specializing in paintball products and
make sure the cylinders they are selling meet American Industry Standards.
Foreign cylinders with different threading may strip your air connection assembly.
Do not use them. If you have problems screwing a cylinder onto your marker, go
back to the store and consult with knowledgeable staff members. Do not force the
cylinder into the assembly. When purchasing your CO
paintball store employees for the proper procedure in handling and storage of
your cylinder(s).

Make sure to always get your cylinders filled by authorized, skilled and
knowledgeable technicians for the correct fill limits of each cylinder. Do not try to
refill cylinders by yourself. Do not use cylinders that have not been properly maintained
or that are damaged. It is very important that caution be exercised when refilling
or attaching CO2cylinders.

cylinder. The Ranger is designed to use

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for the proper function of the

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cylinder that uses the industry

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cylinder, consult with the

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CAUTION: Please be aware that your marker may still be pressurized even

after the removal of the CO2cylinder!

Loaders-- All Rangers come with its own BOSS™loader. However, there are

several loaders on the market that will fit the Ranger. If you want a different loader,
go to a local paintball store and purchase one that fits your needs and will work cor­rectly with the Ranger. They range from simple gravity feed loaders to motor­assisted loaders. The choice is yours, but make sure it fits correctly.

Barrels -- All Ranger markers will fit Autococker style threaded barrels.
Regulator -- If your Ranger came equipped with a regulator, you can adjust

pressure by turning the screw on the bottom of the regulator. To raise the pressure,
turn the screw counter clockwise and clockwise to lower.

.45 Grip Frames -- Only use aftermarket .45 Grip Frames approved by

Worr Game Products. Other grip frames may void your warranty.

V. Preparing the Ranger for

Field Operation

CAUTION: Always wear proper eye protection when firing your marker.

As previously noted, you are to treat the marker as if it were loaded at all times.
When handling the mar
any other objects away from the trigger assembly so there are no accidental dis­charges. There should always be a barrel plug in the muzzle or a barrel blocking
device covering the muzzle of the marker until it is ready to be fired.

ker always have the safety

ON and k

eep your fingers or

Instructions for Ranger and T-Ranger (Skip ahead for E-Ranger instructions)
A) With the muzzle of the Ranger pointed in a safe direction (away from people,

animals or other objects) place the loader onto the Ranger.

B) Pull the bolt back until it is locked into position. Activate Firing Safety Pin.
C) Gently and carefully screw the CO

On the Ranger this would be directly into the air receiver. On the T-Ranger,
turn the on/off knob on the ASA counterclockwise (placing it in the off position).
Gently and carefully screw the CO
Now turn the on/off knob on the ASA clockwise (placing it in the on position).
This will now pressurize the marker.

D) At this point you are ready to fill the loader with .68 caliber paintballs designed

specifically for use with paintball markers. Fill the loader until it reaches its
capacity as designated by loading instructions or MPG requirements.

E) You may now remove the barrel plug or other barrel blocking device, keeping

the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.

cylinder onto the air receiver of the Ranger.

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cylinder onto the air receiver of the T-Ranger.

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