I got a co2 leak - Tippmann A 5 Standard Paintball Gun

Hello K Brink,

There is no going back... Once the CO2 cartridge is
pierced... there is no way to salvage the cylinder
until it is FULLY expended...

If you unscrew the chamber the CO2 will ALL be released.

Just ONE word... If your cylinders are depleted... ALWAYS
check that the SEALING O-ring stays with the hand-gun.

Just make sure yur SEALING RING is still in the "gun"
and NOT STUCK to the ... co2 CARTRIDGE.

I am just saying...

((been there... Done that))...

Carnac the Magnificent

The crosman 1008 does indeed fire pellets! NOT BBs. ONLY pellets.

Your seal is probably out...

The Phantom Break-Barrel does not use CO2. It is a spring-loaded break-barrel weapon. If you really do have a CO2 gun, check the rubber seal around the outside of the cartridge puncture needle.

your tank loosened up, the co2 freezes the rubber seals they will have to be replaced, you can order a repair kit from the website, change out all the rubber seals on the gun and your co2 tank

Replace the seals.
Recommend an eBay or Google search or contact Daisy directly here:
https://www.daisy.com/contactus

You need to check the rubber o-ring seals both in the plug and there could be another up in the gun where the cartridge end meets the inside. If you have a broken o-ring you should be able to find one that fits at your local hardware store or store that sells air rifles. Hope this helps.

Did you check the O-rings?

If it is using any oil, I would replace the valve seals. That can cause a failed test.

i had the same problem with mine. i fixed it by removing the guts from the faucet and reversing the seal on the closing part. the seal was on backwards, flipped it and no more leak.