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General Description and Basic Use Instructions
Included with your Rebel semi-auto should be the
following items:
• Rebel Semi-Auto
• Barrel
• Low Pressure Chamber
• Packet with o-rings, velocity thumb
screw, and allen wrench
• Separate Allen wrench
The 32 Degrees Rebel is almost ready to use out of the
box. All that is needed is a C02 tank, paintballs, and a
feeder, and then you are ready use your marker.
First screw in your barrel (hand tight). Now that your
barrel is in, insert the barrel plug into the front of the
barrel. With your barrel plug in, you are ready to work on
your marker. Next push the safety in the "safe" position
and attach your feeder elbow and feeder to the power
feed tube. Turn the power feed plug so that it does not
allow paintballs to enter the chamber. Screw the low
pressure chamber into the front end of the marker, just
below the barrel. Now that you have everything
connected you are ready to gas up the gun. Before you
gas up the marker you should always wear paintball
approved goggles.
Getting Started
maintenance
Now that the goggles are on make sure your marker is in
the cocked position. Install the C02 tank and your Rebel
is ready to fire. Make sure you chronograph your marker
before you use it. Like any other paint marker,
maintenance is the key to keeping the Rebel shooting
consistently. This chapter is a basic overview of what it
takes to keep the Rebel functioning properly.
Lubrication: To keep your Rebel's internal
components operating smoothly, place about four
drops of oil in your gun's C02 adapter and dry fire the
gun (after removing the barrel). This will spread the
oil throughout the gun. After cleaning your Rebel
internally, lube the hammer/push strut assembly as
well--be careful not to over-oil this area.
Warning: Some petroleum based oils can damage
your gun's o-rings. Use only oil manufactured
specifically for paintball markers.If you expect any degree
of consistency from your Rebel, you must keep it clean
internally and externally. The two external areas you'll
need to be the most careful with are the power feed/feed
tube and the barrel. If you break a ball in the barrel, you
will lose most of your accuracy until you clean it
completely. On the field, remove the barrel and run a
pull-through squeegee through it. For a more
complete cleaning (off the field) you'll need to clean
the barrel with warm water or barrel cleaner/treatment
and squeegee it until it is dry. A pull-through squeegee
can also be used to clean the power feed once the plug
is removed.
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