Thread: Is it worth saving

we had someone on our team named DOC have not seen him in like 2 years

After a too long work related absence am going to return to the ranks of the Gunz. I am told there is a game Sunday> I'm am planning to come, but first I have to get one or more of my dusty dry rotted markers up and running.

I am also working on deadeye to come too.

I would keep it, but i'm slightly biased. I have two severely upp'd b2ks (trayless), and a third stock. They had a few issues out of the box, mostly with the regs, but otherwise the old adage "poor mans angel" stood true. Got an old BKO in pieces I should put back together sometime. Still use them quite often when not rolling with my Rogue Mag or Quest.

I seriously doubt the solenoid is bad. Is it leaking around the solenoid? What leads you to this conclusion?

Depends on the source of the leaks, but many times a lead around the solenoid is an overpressure condition (LPR too high), which is normal for it to do, or you can have a bad gasket or manifold orings.

Actually, there was some newer b2ks when they outsourced them overseas that had improperly milled manifolds that would leak. I should know, I had one, and I know my way around ICD markers. Bugger ticked me off, changed orings, gasket, just to finally find out it was a bad tolerance in the manifold.

Head over to icd-owners if you need more assistance.

Check this out.
BLUE Indian Creek Bushmaster BK0 Electronic Gun NEW bko - eBay (item 350150987378 end time Jan-15-09 18:01:15 PST)

Hmm...I&I Sports. They always seem to find a way to find new "old" stock. That is a BKO, which is a FASOR design. Much different than the Bushmaster. Funny how everyone trashed the FASOR design back in the day, yet it has crept back into the market in the DP line of markers, etc... most ripped on the BKO because of spring limits on the return, the max CPS was around 18!

The BKO regs, like most ICD, were horrid. However, I have a zenitram adapter I use to attach a micro rock for LPR, and any decent HPR. That, slap a higher flowing valve and a clamping feedneck, and you have a pretty darn good marker.

Yes, it's worth saving. Already checked it out, not in bad condition. Will have it ready ASAP. ICD is bascially gone, but we still have some parts.

vaporworks is correct, i had one repaired recently with the same problem, was $100.00 if you like the marker a very reasonable price for making it right