Paintball Manuals

Paintball Manuals is the pbmanuals.com archive on your iPhone and iPad: more than 1,100 owner's manuals, exploded parts diagrams and schematics for paintball equipment from 70 manufacturers. WHAT'S IN THE ARCHIVE • Markers: mechanical blowbacks, pump guns, electropneumatic tournament markers and mag-fed milsim platforms • Electronic marker boards, factory and aftermarket • Loaders: gravity, agitated and force-fed • Tanks and air: HPA and CO2 tanks, regulators, remote lines and fill stations • Goggles and masks, barrel kits and upgrade parts A lot of it covers gear that went out of production years ago, from companies that have since closed or stopped publishing their documents. Bought a used marker with no paperwork, or restoring one from a brand that shut down twenty years ago? Its manual is probably here. AT THE FIELD Shooting hot at the chrono, or leaking between games? Open the manual and search inside it for "velocity" or "o-ring". Every mention is listed with the words around it, so the adjustment or the size chart is one tap away. Download the manuals for the gear in your bag before you go: they open, and search inside them works, with no signal. ON THE BENCH Pinch into an exploded view and the smallest part numbers stay sharp. Bookmark the diagram and the parts list and jump between them while you rebuild a bolt or a regulator. Circle a worn seal or note the setting you landed on, with an Apple Pencil or your fingertip. On iPad, the diagram and your search results sit side by side. FINDING YOUR MODEL Search by model name, or browse: each brand's page sorts its manuals into markers, loaders, air and the rest, and each category page shows the brands it covers and the manuals players open most. A pbmanuals.com link posted in a forum thread or a team chat opens that manual right in the app. The manuals you save follow you between iPhone and iPad through your own iCloud. ON IPHONE DUO Unfold it and a manual's facing pages lie open either side of the fold, so a diagram and the parts list on the facing page are both in view, and a scanned two-page spread lies across both halves. While you browse, the list stays on one page and the manual you picked opens on the other.