Paintball marker

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Revision as of 12:29, 7 February 2007

Contents 1 Conventional and Unconventional Purposes 2 Inputs and Outputs 3 Stake Holders 4 Operation Procedures 5 Specific User Considerations 6 Possible Areas of Improvement 7 Functional Operation 8 Components

Conventional and Unconventional Purposes

• Marking Cattle
• Marking Trees
• Non-Lethal Live Action War Simulation Training
• Paintball Games
• Fun and Entertainment
• Law Enforcement

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Inputs and Outputs

• Pressurized CO2 (Input)
• Force of Pulling Trigger (Input)
• Paintballs (Input)
• Oil (Input)
• Paintball at High Velocity (Output)
• Expanded Non-Pressurized CO2 (Output)
• Small amounts of excess oil (Output)

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Stake Holders

• Production Companies
• Paintbal Gun Manufacturers
• Proffesional Paintball Players
• Recreational Paintball Players
• Retail Stores
• Paintball Arenas

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Operation Procedures

1)Apply oil to CO2 tank connector
2)Cock bolt
3)Connect tank
4)Open CO2 valve
5)Dry fire 10-15 times
6)Attach barrel
7)Attach hopper elbow
8)Attack hopper
9)Fill hopper with paintballs
10)Disengage power feed
11)Aim gun at target
12)Pull trigger
13)Repeat as neccessary

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Specific User Considerations

• Fatigue or weak arms can't lift gun steadily
• Extreme low temperatures
• Too rapid a rate of fire
• Assembly difficult for disabled users (lost arm, or finger)
• Bad vision
• Clogged Barrel or Debris in system

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Possible Areas of Improvement

• Shooting accuracy
• Shooting range and distance
• Gas efficiency
• Weight and size of marker
• Trigger pull distance
• Multiple projectile firing
• Reduction in number of components
• Ease of disassembly for cleaning and service

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Functional Operation

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Components

Part #	Part Name	Sub-Assemblies	Qty.	Function	Material	Manufacturing Process	Image
000	Misc. Parts: Screws, nuts, pins, washers, o-rings	cell 1,2
Row header 2	cell 2,1	cell 2,2
02
03
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