TIPPMANN CARVER ONE - Academy Sports

CARVER ONEPaintball MarkerOwner’s Manual

WARNINGTHIS IS NOT A TOY. MISUSE MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. EYE, FACE, AND EAR PROTECTION DESIGNED FOR PAINTBALL MUST BE WORN BY THE USER AND ANY PERSON WITHIN RANGE. WE RECOMMEND YOU BE AT LEAST 18 YEARS OLD TO PURCHASE. PERSONS UNDER 18 MUST HAVE ADULT SUPERVISION WHEN USING THIS PRODUCT. READ THE OWNER’S MANUAL BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT.

WARNINGSAFETY IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY

READ AND FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF AND ANY OTHER USER OF THIS MARKER WITH THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL. FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS WHEN USING, WORKING ON, TRANSPORTING, OR STORING THIS MARKER.ALWAYS KEEP THE TRIGGER SAFETY IN SAFE MODE UNLESS IN A SHOOTING SITUATION, AS DETAILED IN TRIGGER SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.ALWAYS KEEP THE BARREL SLEEVE INSTALLED WHEN NOT IN A SHOOTING SITUATION, SEE BARREL SLEEVE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW.

Barrel Sleeve Installation Instructions1. InserttheBarrelSleeveontotheBarrelandloopthecord

overthetopofthereceiverandpositionatthebackofthegripasshown.

2. Adjustthecordlengthretaineruptothebackofthegripbypullingthecordthroughituntiltheretainerissnugagainstthebackofthegrip.Keepingthecordastightaspossible,leavejustenoughcordelasticitytopullthecord/retainerupoverthetopofthemarkertoremovetheBarrelSleeveforfiring.

3. Afterthecordlengthisproperlyadjusted,lockthecordlengthbytyingaknotinthecordagainstthebackoftheretainerasshown.

4. Beforeandafterplaying,inspecttheBarrelSleeve.ReplacetheBarrelSleeveifthesleeveorcordisdamaged,orathereisalossofcordelasticity.

5. CleantheBarrelSleevewithplain,warmwaterandstoreoutofsunlightinadryareawhennotinuse.

IntroductionCONGRATULATIONSonyourpurchaseofyourTippmann®paintballmarker.WebelieveourCarverOne™markertobethemostaccurateanddurablepaintballmarkeravailable, and it is proudly manufactured by Tippmann.TheTippmann®CarverOnemarkerwillprovideyoumanyyearsofdependableserviceifcaredforproperly.PleasetaketimetoreadthismanualthoroughlyandbecomefamiliarwithyourTippmann®CarverOne™marker’sparts,operation,andsafetyprecautionsbeforeyouattempttoloadorfirethismarker.Ifyouhaveamissingorbrokenpart,orneedassistance,pleasecontactTippmannConsumerRelationsat1-800-533-4831forfast,friendlyservice.

Warning / Liability StatementThismarkerisclassifiedasadangerousweaponandissurrenderedbyTippmannSports,LLCwiththeunderstandingthatthepurchaserassumesallliabilityresultingfromunsafehandlingoranyactionthatconstitutesaviolationofanyapplicablelawsorregulations.TippmannSports,LLCshallnotbeliableforpersonalinjury,lossofpropertyorliferesultingfromtheuseofthisweaponunderanycircumstances,includingintentional,reckless,negligentoraccidentaldischarges.Allinformationcontainedinthismanualissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.TippmannSports,LLCreservestherighttomakechangesandimprovementstoproductswithoutincurringanyobligationtoincorporatesuchimprovementsintoproductspreviouslysold.Ifyouasauserdonotacceptliability,TippmannSports,LLCrequestsyoudonotuseaTippmannSports,LLCmarker.ByusingthispaintballmarkeryoureleaseTippmannSports,LLCofanyandallliabilityassociatedwithitsuse.

Safety Is Your Responsibility!Trigger Safety

Familiarize Yourself with Safety...

Theownershipofthismarkerplacesuponyouthetotalresponsibilityofitssafeandlawfuluse.Youmustobservethesamesafetyprecautionsasyouwouldanyfirearmtoassurethesafetyofnotonlyyourselfbuteveryonearoundyou.Outlinedherearesomegeneralprecautionstobeawareof.TheusershouldatalltimesusecautionandcommonsensewhenusingthismarkerandalwaysrememberthatthegameofPaintballcanonlysurviveandgrowifitremainsSAFE!

• Donotloadorfirethismarkeruntilyouhavecompletelyreadthismanualandarefamiliarwithitssafetyfeatures,mechanicaloperation,andhandlingcharacteristics.

• Handlethisandanymarkerasifitwereloadedatalltimes.• KeepyourfingerofftheTriggeruntilreadytoshoot.• Donotlookdownthebarrelofapaintballmarker.Accidentaldischargeintotheeyesmay

causepermanentinjuryordeath.• KeeptheTriggerSafetyintheSafepositionuntilreadytoshoot(seeWarningmessage

above).• Keepabarrelsleeveinstalledonmarkerwhennotshooting(seeWarningmessageabove).• Neverpointthemarkeratanythingyoudonotintendtoshoot.• Neverfireyourmarkeratanythingyoudonotintendtoshootbecausetheremaybe

paintballsorforeigndebrislodgedinthechamber,barrel,orthemarker’svalve.• Donotshootatfragileobjectssuchaswindows.• Neverfireyourmarkeratpersonalpropertyofothers.Thepaintballimpactcancause

damageandthepaintcanstainthefinishofautomobiles,houses,etc.• Alwayskeepthebarrelpointeddownorinasafedirection,evenifyoustumbleorfall.• Eye,face,andearprotectiondesignedspecificallytostoppaintballsintheformofgoggles

andfullfacemaskmeetingASTMSpecificationF1776mustbewornbytheuserandanypersonwithinrange.

• Nevershootatapersonwhoisnotprotectedbyeye,face,andearprotectiondesignedforpaintball.

• Pressurizeandloadamarkeronlywhenthemarkerwillbeimmediatelyused.• Storethemarkerunloadedanddegassedinasecureplace.

NOTE:Beforestoringordisassembling,besuretoremovepaintballsandair/CO2cylinder(seeUnloading Your MarkerandAir/CO2 Cylinder Warnings),puttheTriggerSafetyintheSafepositionandinstallthebarrelsleeve.

• Donotfieldstriporotherwisedisassemblethismarkerwhileitispressurized.• Dressappropriatelywhenplayingthegameofpaintball.Avoidexposinganyskinwhen

playingthegameofpaintball.Evenalightlayerofclothingwillhelpabsorbsomeoftheimpactandprotectyoufromthepaintballs.

• Keepexposedskinawayfromescapinggaswheninstallingorremovingtheair/CO2cylinder,orifthemarkerorair/CO2cylinderisleaking.Compressedair,CO2,andnitrogengassesareverycoldandcancausefrostbiteundercertainconditions.

• Useonly.68caliberpaintballs.Neverloadorfireanyforeignobjects.• Avoidalcoholicbeveragesbeforeandduringtheuseofthismarker.Handlingmarkerswhile

undertheinfluenceofdrugsoralcoholisacriminaldisregardforpublicsafety.• Avoidshootinganopponentatpointblank,6feetorless.• Familiarizeyourselfwithinstructionslistedontheair/CO2cylinder.Contacttheair/CO2

cylindermanufacturerwithanyquestions.• Alwaysmeasureyourmarker’svelocitybeforeplayingpaintballandnevershootatvelocities

inexcessof300feetpersecond(seeVelocity Adjustment instructions).• AlwayskeepinmindthatthesportofPaintballisviewedandjudgedbyyoursafeand

sportsmanlikeconduct.

Getting Started• Eyeprotectiondesignedforpaintballusemustbewornbytheuserandanypersonwithin

range.• Donotdisassemblethismarkerwhileitispressurizedwithair.• Donotpressurizeapartiallyassembledmarker.• Readeachstepcompletelybeforeperformingthestep.NOTE:Carefullyhandstartallthreadedpartswhenassembling,anddonotovertighten,asthismaypotentiallystripthethreadedparts.

1. Prepare Marker for Air/CO2 Cylinder Installation.a. ApplyTippmannoiltotheBarrelO-ring.b. InserttheBarrelintotheReceiver.c. CarefullyturntheBarrelclockwisebyhanduntiltight.

2. Air/CO2 Cylinder Installation.ReviewAir/CO2 Cylinder Safety Tips.

a. PuttheTriggerSafetyintheSafepositionandinstalltheBarrelSleeve.

b. Cockthemarkerbyslidingthebolthandleallthewaybackuntilitlocksintoplace.Alwayskeepmarkerinthecockedpositionwhenattachingair/CO2cylindertothemarker.Thishelpspreventanaccidentaldischarge.

c. Lubricatetheair/CO2cylindervalveO-ringwithalittleTippmann®oil.

d. Inserttheair/CO2cylindervalveintotheAirSupplyAdapter(ASA)(29)atthebackendofthemarkergrip.

e. Twisttheair/CO2cylinderclockwiseintotheASAuntilitstops.UsecautionasthemarkerisnowcapableoffiringafteryouputtheTriggerSafetyintheFireposition.(Ifthetankisfullandyoudonotheartheair/CO2cylinderengage,thepinvalvecouldbetooshortorthepinvalvesealisdamaged,followtheAir/CO2 Cylinder Removalinstructionsandtakeyourair/CO2cylindertoa“C5”CertifiedAirsmithforinspectionorcontactthecylindermanufacturer).

3. Loading the Hopper

TheBarrelSleevemustbeinstalledandtheTriggerSafetyintheSafeposition.a. MakesurethattheFeedElbow(9)andHopperarecleanandfreeofsharpedgesor

debris.Thiskeepspaintballsfrombreakingprematurely,andallowspaintballstofeedtothemarker’schambersmoothly.

b. InstalltheHopperneckintotheFeedElbow.c. TightentheFeedElbowBolt(11)usingtheincluded3/16”allenwrench.d. WiththeBarrelSleeveinstalled,andtheTriggerSafetyintheSafeposition,youarenow

readytoloadthehopperwith.68caliberpaintballs.Donotforceexcessivenumbersofpaintballsintothehopper.

4. Fire the Marker

a. RemovetheBarrelSleevefromthemarker.b. Pointthemarkerinasafedirection.c. PuttheTriggerSafetyintheFireposition.d. Pullthetriggertofirethemarker.

Velocity AdjustmentEachtimeyouplaypaintball,checkthevelocityofyourpaintballmarkerwithachronograph(aninstrumentformeasuringvelocity)priortoplayingpaintball.Verifythatthemarker’svelocityissetbelow300feetpersecond(orlessifrequiredbytheplayingfield).Toadjustthevelocity,usethe3/16”allenwrenchincludedwithyourmarker.TheVelocityAdjustmentScrew(#51inPartsDiagramandshowninFigure3)islocatedonleftsidereceiver.Toreducethevelocity,turnthescrewinwardorclockwise.Toincreasethevelocity,turnthescrewcounterclockwise.Donotremovethevelocityscrew.

Unloading Your Marker1. Eyeprotectiondesignedforpaintballusemustbewornbytheuserandanypersonwithin

range.2. InstallthebarrelsleeveandputtheTriggerSafetyintheSafeposition.3. EmptyandremovetheHopper.4. Gotoadesignatedfiringarea,removetheBarrelSleeve,andputtheTriggerSafetyintheFire

position.5. Pointyourmarkerinasafedirectionandfireseveraltimestobesuretherearenoremaining

paintballslodgedinthechamberorbarrel.IMPORTANT:Donotuncockyourmarkerasuncockingyourmarkermaypushaballintothechamberordownintothebarrel,makingithiddenfromview.

6. ReturntheTriggerSafetytotheSafepositionandreinstalltheBarrelSleeve.7. Visuallyinspectthechamberforpaintballs.8. ReadthefollowingAir/CO2 Cylinder WarningsandSafety Tipsbeforeremovingtheair/CO2

cylinderfromyourmarker.

Air/CO2 Cylinder Warnings

RefertoFigure4.Therehavebeenreportedincidentscausedbyplayersunknowinglyunscrewingthecylinder(2)fromthecylindervalve(1).Thisoccurswhentheplayerthinkstheentirevalve-cylinderassemblyisbeingunscrewedfromtheairsupplyadaptor(ASA)ofthepaintballmarker,wheninfacttheyareunscrewingthecylinderfromthecylindervalve.Toavoidthisdanger,itisrecommended(ifyourcylinderisnotalreadymarked)thatyouusepaintornailpolishtoplaceamark(3)onthecylindervalve,andplaceanothermark(4)onthecylinder,inlinewiththe#3markasshown.Wheneveryouturnthecylinderduringremoval,watchthemarksonthecylinderandthecylindervalvetobesurethattheyrotatetogether.IfatanytimethesemarksstarttoseparateasshowninFigure5,thecylinderisstartingtounscrewfromthecylindervalveandyoumustSTOPandtaketheentireunittoa“C5”certifiedairsmithforsaferemovaland/orrepair.NOTE:Thecylindervalveshouldunscrewfromthepaintballmarkerinabout3or4fullturns.Ifyoufinishthe4thfullturnandthecylindervalveisnotunscrewedfromthepaintballmarker,STOP!Taketheentireunittoa“C5”certifiedairsmithforsaferemovaland/orrepair.Locatea“C5”CertifiedAirsmithatwww.paintball-pti.com/search.asp.

Whetheryouhaveaneworusedrefillableair/CO2cylinder,youareatriskifanyofthefollowinghasoccurred:

• Thevalveunitwasreplacedoralteredafterpurchase.• Ananti-siphondevicewasinstalled.• Thevalveunitwasremovedfromthecylinderforanyreason.• Anymodificationwasdonetotherefillableair/CO2cylinder.

Ifanyoftheseconditionshasoccurred,takeyourair/CO2cylindertoa“C5”CertifiedAirsmithforinspectionorcontactthecylindermanufacturer.

Air/CO2 Cylinder Safety TipsSAFETYTIPStoensurethatyourairorCO2cylinderissafeforplay:

• Improperuse,filling,storage,ordisposalofair/CO2cylindermayresultinpropertydamage,seriouspersonalinjuryordeath.

• Makesurethatanymaintenanceormodificationtoanyair/CO2cylinderisdonebyaqualifiedprofessional,suchasa“C5”certifiedairsmith.

• Theuseofanti-siphondevicesisnotrecommended.However,ifoneisalreadyinstalledonyourair/CO2cylinder,orsuchdeviceisdesired,itiscriticalthatyourcylinderbecheckedbyaqualifiedprofessional,andyouhavethedeviceinstalledbyaqualifiedprofessional.

• Allair/CO2cylindersmustbefilledonlybyproperlytrainedpersonnel.• Cylindervalvesmustbeinstalledonlybyproperlytrainedpersonnel.• Donotoverfillacylinder!Neverexceedtheair/CO2cylinder’scapacity.• Donotexposepressurizedair/CO2cylindertotemperaturesexceeding130degrees

Fahrenheit(55degreesCelsius).• Donotusecausticcleanersorstrippersontheair/CO2cylinderorcylindervalve,anddonot

exposethemtocorrosivematerials.• Donotmodifytheair/CO2cylinderinanyway.Nevertrytodisassemblethecylindervalve

fromtheair/CO2cylinder.• Anyair/CO2cylinderthathasbeenexposedtofire,orheatedtoatemperatureof250

degreesFahrenheit(121degreesCelsius)ormoremustbedestroyedbyproperlytrainedpersonnel.

• Useappropriategasforyourcylinder.OnlyuseCO2inaCO2cylinderandonlyusecompressedairinacompressedaircylinder.

• Keepallcylindersoutofthereachofchildren.• Theair/CO2cylindershouldbeinspectedandhydrostaticallyretestedatleastevery5years

byaDOTlicensedagency.• Keepexposedskinawayfromescapinggaswheninstallingorremovingtheair/CO2

cylinder,orifthemarkerorcylinderisleaking.CompressedairandCO2gassesareverycold,andcancausefrostbiteundercertainconditions.

NOTE:Locatea“C5”certifiedairsmithatwww.paintball-pti.com/search.asp.

Air/CO2 Cylinder Removal1. ReadAir/CO2 Cylinder WarningsandAir/CO2 Cylinder Safety Tipsbeforebeginningthe

cylinderremovalprocess.2. Eyeprotectiondesignedforpaintballusemustbewornbytheuserandanypersonwithin

range.3. FollowtheUnloading Your Markerinstructions.4. Watchthemarksonthecylinderandcylindervalve(asshowninFigure4)asyouturnthe

cylinderapproximately¾turncounterclockwise.Thisallowstheair/CO2cylinder’spinvalvetoclosesothatnogasentersthemarker.

5. RemovetheBarrelSleeve.SettheTriggerSafetytotheFireposition.Pointthemarkerinasafedirection,anddischargetheremaininggasinthemarkerbyrepeatedlypullingthetriggeruntilthemarkerstopsfiring(thismaytake4-5shots).Ifyourmarkercontinuestofire,thecylinder’spinvalvehasnotclosedyet(thecylinderpinvalvecouldbelongerthanusual.Becauseofthevariancesincylinderpinvalveparts,eachcylindervariesslightlyonexactlyhowfarithastobeturned).Turnthecylindercounterclockwisealittlefurtherandrepeatthisstepuntilthemarkerdoesnotfire.Onlythenremovetheair/CO2cylinder.NOTE:Ifduringthisstep,youturnedtheair/CO2cylinderanditbegantoleakbeforeyoupulledthetrigger,thecylinder’sO-ringshouldbecheckedfordamagebeforeanyre-assembly(seeRepairing Air/CO2 Cylinder Leaksbelow).

6. Aftertheair/CO2cylinderisremoved,againpointandfirethemarkerinasafedirectiontoverifythemarkeriscompletelydischargedofgas.

7. MovetheTriggerSafetytotheSafepositionandinstalltheBarrelSleeve.

Repairing Air/CO2 Cylinder Leaks

Themostcommonleakoccursfromabadair/CO2cylindervalveO-ring.ToreplaceavalveO-ringyoumustfirstremovethebadO-ringandtheninstallanewone.ThisO-ringislocatedonthetipofyourair/CO2cylindervalve.ThebestvalveO-ringsaremadeofurethane.UrethaneO-ringsarenotaffectedbyhighair/CO2pressures.ThesemaybepurchasedfromTippmann®oryourlocalpaintballdealer.NOTE:Ifanewair/CO2cylindervalveO-ringdoesnotresolvealeak,donotattempttorepairtheair/CO2cylinder.ContactTippmannSports,LLC,yourlocalpaintballdealer,ora“C5”CertifiedAirsmith.

Cleaning and Maintenance• Eyeprotectionmustbewornbytheuser.• Toreducethechanceofanaccidentaldischarge,followtheUnloading Your Markerand

Air/CO2 Cylinder Removalinstructions.• Donotdisassembleamarkerwhileitispressurizedwithair.• Donotpressurizeapartiallyassembledmarker.• Followwarningslistedontheair/CO2cylinderforhandlingandstorage.• Familiarizeyourselfwithinstructionslistedonair/CO2cylinder.• Contacttheair/CO2cylindermanufacturerwithanyquestions.• Donotuseanypetroleumbasedcleaningsolvents.• Donotuseanycleaningsolventsthatcomeinaerosolcans.

NOTE:Petroleumbasedproductsandaerosolproductscandamageyourmarker’sO-rings.Tocleanyourpaintballmarkerexterior,useadamptoweltowipeoffpaint,oil,anddebris.Tocleaninsidethebarrel:1. RemovetheHopper.2. CompletelyloosentheFeedElbowThumbNut(10)fromtheReceiverandremovetheFeed

Elbow(9)fromthemarker.3. InsertthetabofthecleaningsqueegeeintotheFeedElbowopeningtothebarrelandpushthe

squeegeeintothebarreluntilthetabisaccessibleatthemuzzleendofthebarrel.4. Pullthesqueegeethroughthebarreltoremovedebris.5. Repeatifnecessary.6. ReplacetheFeedElbowbackontothemarker.7. TightentheFeedElbowThumbNuttosecuretheFeedElbowtothemarkerandreinstallthe

Hopper.

Tomaintainyourmarkeringoodworkingcondition,inspect,clean,andreplaceanydamagedparts.LubricateasinstructedintheMarker Disassembly/Re-assemblysectionbelow.ThebestvalveO-ringsaremadeofurethane.UrethaneO-ringsarenotaffectedbyhighgaspressures.ThesemaybepurchasedfromTippmann®oryourlocalpaintballdealer.UseTippmann®oiltolightlylubricatetheO-rings,springs,andotherareasindicatedinMarker Disassembly/Re-assemblyinstructions.Thismaintainsyourmarkeringoodworkingcondition.

Storage

PuttheTriggerSafetyintheSafeposition.Unloadthemarkerandremovetheair/CO2cylinder.Puttheboltintheforward(uncocked)position.Cleanandoilthemarkersothatitdoesnotrust.InstalltheBarrelSleeve,andstoreyourmarkerinadryarea.Whenremovingyourmarkeroutofstorage,makesuretheTriggerSafetyisintheSafepositionandtheBarrelSleeveisinstalled.Youshouldre-oiltherearboltO-ringandthefrontboltO-ringbeforeuse.

Marker Disassembly/Re-assembly

Alwaysweareyeprotectionwhenperforminganymarkerdisassemblyorre-assembly.RefertothePartsDiagramfortheseinstructions(itemnumbersareinparentheses).Disassemblyinstructionsarelistedhere.Tore-assemble,justdothestepsinthereverseorder.1. Pullthebolthandleback(seeFigure2)andkeepholdingontoit.Thenpullthetriggerandallow

thebolthandletomoveslowlyforward.Thisuncocksthemarker.

2. ToremovetheBarrel(item54,seeFigure1),simplyunscrewtheBarrelfromtheReceiver,andtoreinstallit,justturnitclockwisetothreaditintotheReceiver.

3. ToremovetheLeft Grip(22)ortheRight Grip(18),removetwoScrews(14)fromeachgrip.ReassemblebyusingtheScrewstofastentheGripstotheReceiver.

4. ToremovetheFeed Elbow(9)fromthereceiver,unscrewtheThumbnut(10)fromtherightsideofthereceiver.TheC-Clip(16)keepstheThumbnutfromcomingloosefromtheFeedElbow.TheFeedElbowhingesdownwardandthebottomtabscomeoutof

Cord Length Retainer

WARNINGThe brass or nickel plated cylinder valve (Figure 4, #1) is intended to be permanently attached to the air/CO2 cylinder (2). An air/CO2 cylinder can fly off with enough force to cause serious injury or death if the cylinder (2) unscrews from the cylinder valve (1).

Figure 4: Properly marked Valve and Cylinder

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WARNINGEXCEPT WHEN YOUR MARKER IS IN USE, ALWAYS MAKE SURE THAT THE TRIGGER SAFETY IS IN THE SAFE POSITION, (WHICH DISABLES THE TRIGGER) AND THAT THE BARREL SLEEVE IS PROPERLY INSTALLED (SEE BARREL SLEEVE INSTALLATION ABOVE).

TO LOCK THE TRIGGER (SAFE POSITION): PUSH THE TRIGGER SAFETY IN FROM THE MARKER SIDE SHOWN ABOVE TO THE SAFE POSITION.

TO UNLOCK THE TRIGGER (FIRE POSITION): PUSH THE TRIGGER SAFETY FROM THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE MARKER TO ENABLE FIRING.

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Figure 2: Pull the Bolt Handle back until it locks into place.

Figure 3: Velocity Adjustment Screw Location

Barrel Sleeve

Figure 1: Barrel and O-ring

Carver One Parts ListITEM NO. QTY. PT. NO. DESCRIPTION1 1 TA06053 RightReceiverHalf2 1 TA06052 LeftReceiverHalf3 4 98-33 ReceiverDowelPin4 1 CA-36 SearDowelPin(Black)5 1 02-35 Sear6 1 TA02036 SearSpring7 2 TA02021 ACTLinkageArmGuidePin8 1 FA-18 BallLatch9 1 TA06051 FeedElbow10 1 TA06059 FeedElbowThumbNut11 1 PL-42C Screw,¼-20x1”SHCS12 1 PL-42D Nut,¼-20Square(Black)13 2 98-26 Screw,10-32x¼”BHCS14 4 CA-02A Screw,6-32x⅜”BHCS15 8 9-PA Nut,Hex10-32(Black)16 1 TA06047 LockScrewC-Clip17 1 98-45 FlatWasherM6(Black)18 1 TA05004 SplitGrip,Right19 1 98-01A Bolt,10-32x0.675”20 2 98-19 ReturnSlideDowelPin21 1 98-09C GasLine,#4x7⅞”22 1 TA06003 SplitGrip,Left23 1 TA06048 Screw,10-32x1.1875”BHCS24 1 TA06057 USArmyJewel25 3 TA06015 Screw,10-32x0.840”LHSHCS26 4 TA09919 Screw,10-32x0.500”LHSHCS29 1 TA06049 AirSupplyAdapter(ASA)30 1 CA-08B Nut,10-3231 1 TA06056 CARVERONENameplate32 1 CA-14 DriveSpring33 1 CA-15 GuidePin34 1 SL2-4 O-ring,FrontBolt35 1 TA02011 RearBolt36 1 TA01016 LinkageArm37 1 98-57 O-ring,EndCap38 1 98-40 O-ring,Barrel39 1 CA-27 FrontValveSeat40 1 PA-28 ValveStemCupSeal41 1 CA-29 ValveStemCup42 2 SL2-25 O-ring,ValveSeat43 1 98-25N ValveBody44 1 98-56 ValvePlug45 1 CA-30N ValveStem46 1 98-32 CompressionSpring47 1 PA-31A SnapRing48 1 98-21NR PowerTube49 1 02-17 FrontBolt50 1 TA05021 PowerTubePlug51 1 02-22 VelocitySetScrew52 1 TA05005 RearBoltPlug53 1 98-13 RearBoltHandle54 1 TA06046 Barrel55 1 TA06060 O-ring,BarrelSleeve56 1 TA06017 EndCapCover57 1 TA06006 EndCap58 2 98-12A O-ring,Valve/RearBolt59 1 98-36A Trigger60 1 98-18 TriggerReturnSlide61 2 98-20 Spring62 1 98-37N SafetyPin63 1 98-55 O-ring,Safety(Red)64 1 FA-07 O-ring,Safety(Black)

PARTS DIAGRAM AND PARTS LIST

theslotsintheRightReceiverHalf(1).TheScrew(11),Flat Washer(17)andNut(12)areusedtoholdtheHopperintheFeedElbow.Replaceonlyifnecessary.Doallreassemblyinthereverseorder.

5. Laythemarkerwiththerightsideontheworkbench.UsetheincludedallenwrenchtoturntheVelocity Screw(51)allthewayin.SeparatetheReceiver Halves(1and2)byfirstremovingthree(longer)Screws(25),andthenfour(shorter)Screws(26)andfinallyoneBolt(19).RetaineightNuts(15)forthesefastenersfromtheRightReceiverHalf.CarefullylifttheLeft-ReceiverHalftoaccesstheinternalparts.

6. IftheBall Latch(8)needstobereplaced,prytheoldoneoutoftheRightReceiverHalf.PutthenewBallLatchintotheRightReceiverHalf,orientedasshowninFigure7(circleditem).

7. RemovetheScrew(23)fromtheASA(29).SlidetheASAfromthepinintheRightReceiverHalf.BesuretokeeptrackoftheNut(30).Ifnecessary,youcanunthreadtheASAfromtheGas Line(21).Useteflontapeonthreadsforassembly.NOTE:Donotremovethegaslinefittingunlessitisleakingoryouneedtoreplacethevalve.Ifyoudoremoveit,youwillneedsometeflontapeorpastetoreinstallit.Carefullyhandstartallthreadedparts.Donotovertightenthreadedpartswhenassembling.TofullyremovetheGasLine,unscrewitfromtheValve Body(43).

The Valve

Disassemblyinstructions:1. RemovetheEnd Cap Cover(56),andthenremove

theEnd Cap(57).2. RemovetheGuide Pin(33)andDrive Spring(32).

ThesepartsmustberemovedbeforetheRearBoltHandlecanberemoved.

3. DisconnecttheLinkage Arm(36)fromtheRear(35)andFront(49)Bolts.

4. SlidetheFrontBoltoffthePower Tube(48)andchecktheO-ring.CleanandoiltheO-ring,orifdamaged,replacewithanewone.DothesamewiththeRearBoltO-ring.

5. RemovetheRear Bolt Handle(53)fromtheRear Bolt Plug(52).6. IfitisnecessarytoremovetheValve,unscrewthetwoValve Lock Bolts(13)fromtheright

sideoftheReceiver.UseawrenchtoslowlyunscrewtheGas Line(21)fittingfromtheValve.Oncethefittingisremoved,theValve(43)slidesoutthebackofthePowerTube.Besuretosetthepartsontheworkbench.Inspectandcleantheexteriorofallassemblies.NOTE:ChecktheexternalValveO-ring(58)andifdamaged,replacewithanewone.IftheO-ringisdamaged,yourmarkerwillnotfunctioncorrectly.

7. Inspectandlubricatetheseinternaldriveassemblyparts:• Front Bolt O-ring(34)• Rear Bolt O-ring(58,seeFigure8)• Linkage Arm(36)• Drive Spring(32)andGuide Pin(33)

8. InspectandlubricatetheBarrel O-ring(38)andtheair/CO2cylindervalveO-ringwithafewdropsofoil.

Reassembly:1. ReinstalltheValveintothePowerTube.InsertthecleanedandoiledValveintothePowerTube

andaligntheholesoftheValveandPowerTube.ApplyteflontapeorthreadpasteonthreadsoftheGasLinefittingandcarefullyscrewitintotheValve.Snugwithawrench(donotovertightenandstripthreadedparts).Wipeoffanyexcesspaste.

2. ReinstallthePowerTube/ValveintotheReceiver.AligntheholesofthePowerTubetothoseoftheRightReceiverHalf.ApplyredLoctite™#271sealanttothreadsoftwoValve Lock Bolts(13)andtighten-donotover-tightenboltsasyoucouldstripthreads.

The Trigger

Disassemblyinstructions:1. RemovetheTrigger(59)assemblyfromthereceiver.

BesuretoretainthetriggerreturnSpring(61,locatedinfrontoftheTrigger,andnotshowninFigure9)

2. ToremovetheTrigger Return Slide(60)andtheSpring(61),youmustfirstremovetheupperReturn Slide Dowel Pin(20)fromtheTriggerassembly.

3. Whenre-assemblingtheTriggerandSear,makesuretheblackSear Dowel Pin(4)isinthelocationshown(arrowinFigure10).Theblackpinishardened,anditiscriticalthatitbelocatedinthisposition.

General Troubleshooting

• Issue—Markerrangeistooshort.Cause—Notenoughgasisenteringthesystem.Solution—Checkvelocitywithachronograph.TurnVelocityAdjustertoincreasevelocity,andrecheckwithachronograph.

• Issue—Markerrangeistoolong.Cause—Toomuchgasisenteringthesystem.Solution—Checkvelocitywithachronograph.TurnVelocityAdjustertodecreasevelocity,andrecheckwithachronograph.

• Issue—Gasleakaroundcylindertoreceiverconnection.Cause—Wornoutordamagedair/CO2cylinderO-ring.Solution—Replaceair/CO2cylinderO-ring.

• Issue—Minorgasleak.Cause—WornordamagedvalveseatO-rings.Solution—ReplacevalveseatO-ringorreturnvalveifitisdefective.

• Issue—Paintballsfalloutofthebarrel.Cause—WornorbrokenBallLatch(8).Solution—ReplacetheBallLatch.

Specifications Model.............................................................................................................TIPPMANN®CarverOne™Caliber................................................................................................................................................ .68Action........................................................................................... Semi-Automatic(openboltblow-back)Power...................................................................................................................................... PneumaticGasSupply........................................................................... CompressedAir,Nitrogen,orCO2cylinderHopperCapacity.................................................................................................................188PaintballsBallFeed.................................................................................................................GravityFeedSystemFiringRate........................................................................................................... 8paintballspersecondTrigger....................................................................................................................................MechanicalStandardBarrelLength...................................................................................................... 8.5”/21.6cmLength(withstandardbarrel,nocylinder)...................................................................... 18.75”/47.6cmEffectiveRange............................................................................................... 150+feet/45.72+metersWeight(withoutcylinder)..........................................................................................3.245lbs/1.472kgFinish......................................................................PowderCoatedReceiverandASA,AnodizedBarrelVelocity—Alwaysmeasureyourmarker’svelocitybeforeplayingpaintballandnevershootatvelocitiesinexcessof300feet/91.44meterspersecond(seeVelocityAdjustmentinstructions).

Warranty and Repair Information TIPPMANNSPORTS,LLC(“Tippmann”)isdedicatedtoqualitypaintballproductsandoutstandingservice.IntheunlikelyeventofaproblemwiththisTippmannpaintballmarker(“Marker”)and/orTippmannaccessories(“Accessories”),Tippmann’scustomerservicepersonnelareavailabletoassistyou.Forcustomerserviceand/orotherinformation,pleasecontact: TippmannSports,LLC 2955AdamsCenterRoad FortWayne,IN46803 www.tippmann.com 1-800-533-4831

Warranty Registration

ToactivatetheMarker’sLimitedWarranty,youmustregistertheMarkerwithinthirty(30)daysofthedateoforiginalretailsalebyregisteringonlineatwww.tippmann.com.TheLimitedWarrantyforTippmannAccessoriesdoesnotrequireactivationorregistration;byregisteringtheMarker,youactivatethewarrantyfortheAccessories.

Limited WarrantyTippmannwarrantstotheoriginalpurchaserthatitwillmakeanyrepairsorreplacementsnecessarytocorrectdefectsinmaterialorworkmanship,atnochargetoyou,fortheMarkerforaperiodofone(1)yearfromthedateoforiginalretailsale.Further,Tippmannwarrantstotheoriginalpurchaserthatitwillmakeanyrepairsorreplacementsnecessarytocorrectdefectsinmaterialorworkmanship,atnochargetoyou,forTippmannAccessoriesforaperiodofninety(90)daysfromthedateoforiginalretailsale.AllTippmannasksisthatyouproperlymaintainandcarefortheMarkerandAccessories(collectively,the“Product”)andthatyouhavewarrantyrepairsperformedbyTippmannoraTippmannCertifiedTechCenter.ThisLimitedWarrantyisnon-transferable,anditdoesnotcoverdamageordefectstotheProductcausedby(a)impropermaintenance;(b)alterationormodification;(c)unauthorizedrepair;(d)accident;(e)abuseormisuse;(f)neglectornegligence;and/or(g)normalwearandtear.TippmanndoesnotauthorizeanypersonorrepresentativetoassumeorgrantanyotherwarrantyobligationwiththesaleofthisProduct.THISISTHEONLYEXPRESSWARRANTYGIVENWITHTHEPURCHASEOFTHISPRODUCT;ANYANDALLOTHEREXPRESSWARRANTIESAREDISCLAIMED.THEIMPLIEDWARRANTIESOFMERCHANTABILITYANDFITNESSFORAPARTICULARPURPOSEARELIMITEDTOTHEAPPLICABLELIMITEDWARRANTYPERIODSETFORTHHEREIN,ANDNOWARRANTIES,WHETHEREXPRESSORIMPLIED,SHALLAPPLYAFTEREXPIRATIONOFSUCHPERIOD.Somestatesandnationsdonotallowlimitationsonthedurationofimpliedwarranties,sotheabovelimitationmaynotapplytoyou.ThesoleandexclusiveliabilityofTippmannand/oritsauthorizeddealersunderthisLimitedWarrantyshallbefortherepairorreplacementofanypartorassemblydeterminedtobedefectiveinmaterialorworkmanship.TIPPMANNSHALLNOTBELIABLEFOR,ANDYOUEXPRESSLYDISCLAIM,ANYDIRECT,INDIRECT,CONSEQUENTIALORINCIDENTALDAMAGES(COLLECTIVELY,“DAMAGES”)ARISINGOUTOFTHESALEORUSEOF,ORYOURINABILITYTOUSE,THEPRODUCT.NOPAYMENTOROTHERCOMPENSATIONWILLBEMADEFORDAMAGES,INCLUDINGINJURYTOPERSONORPROPERTYORLOSSOFREVENUEWHICHMIGHTBEPAID,INCURREDORSUSTAINEDBYREASONOFTHEFAILUREOFANYPARTORASSEMBLYOFTHEPRODUCT.Somestatesandnationsdonotallowtheexclusionorlimitationofincidentalorconsequentialdamages,sotheabovelimitationorexclusionmaynotapplytoyou.Thiswarrantygivesyouspecificlegalrights,andyoumayalsohaveotherrightsthatmayvaryfromstatetostateornationtonation.

Warranty and Non-Warranty Repairs

WhenshippingtheProducttoTippmannforwarrantyornon-warrantyrepair:1. IfyouhaveaftermarketpartsonyourMarker,pleasetesttheMarkerwithoriginalstockparts

beforereturningtheMarkerforserviceorrepair.2. Alwaysunloadandremovetheair/CO2cylinderfromtheMarker.Donotshiptheair/CO2

cylinderifitisnotcompletelyempty.3. ShiptheProducttotheTippmannaddressidentifiedabove.4. Youmustpre-paypostageanddeliverycharges.5. ProvidethedateofpurchasefortheProduct.6. Brieflydescribetherepairrequested.7. Includeyourname,returnaddressandatelephonenumberwhereyoucanbereachedduring

normalbusinesshours,ifpossible.

Tippmannmakeseveryefforttocompleteitsrepairworkwithintwenty-four(24)hoursofreceipt.TippmannwillreturntheProducttoyouviaregulargroundUPS.Ifyouwishtohaveitreturnedusingafasterservice,youcanrequestNEXTDAYAIRUPSORSECONDDAYAIRUPS,butyouwillbechargedforthisserviceandmustincludeyourcreditcardnumberwiththeexpirationdate.Yourcreditcardwillbechargedthedifferenceinadditionalcostoverregulargroundshippingservice.

Figure 8: The Rear Bolt Assembly.

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Figure 9: The Trigger is pulled from the right receiver half.

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Figure 10: The black pin is hardened and must be installed in the position as shown.

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Figure 7: Ball Latch properly installed into the right receiver half.