Performance Issues

Is there enough CO2 in your Tank?

The simplest way to see if there is enough CO2 in your tank is to weigh it. Weigh the tank using the procedure shown on pages 13-14 of the user manual, and see the table below. The following is a table with the correct weight of an empty and full

Is your Barrel filling with at least *3 grams of CO2?

Your CoolFire Trainer should fill with at least 3 grams of CO2. To find out if it is, follow the procedure in this video. *The amount of CO2 per fill will vary with barrel length, barrel diameter, and use of capacity extenders (Rapid Fill

Is your CO2 Fill Device (and the black knob) fully tightened down?

The CO2 Fill Device activates the flow of CO2. If your CO2 Fill Device features a black knob, ensure it is fully tightened down. If your CO2 Fill Device doesn’t feature a black knob, ensure it is fully tightened down. Did this resolve your issue

Does your CO2 Tank feel warm when you touch it with your hand?

The ideal temperature range is from 70°F (19 °C ) when the tank is full towards 86 °F (30 °C) as you deplete the CO2 content. This temperature results in the best pressure, which gives the best fill for the most shots. See this video for an

Is the Striker Tip in good shape?

To find out how, see page 9 of the user manual, or watch this video. Did this resolve your issue? Yes? Resume using your CoolFire Trainer. No? Continue to the next question.

Are the pistol’s rails sufficiently lubricated?

An under-lubricated pistol will have excessive friction. Ensure that your pistol is lubricated before using the CoolFire Trainer. Did this resolve your issue? Yes? Resume using your CoolFire Trainer. No? Continue to the next question.

Is anything touching the slide while you’re shooting?

External friction can inhibit slide movement - for example, the shooter’s thumbs. An over-tightened weaponlight on the accessory rail can cause the dustcover to bend and grip the slide. Make sure there is nothing inhibiting the slide from moving