N2 (V2) Dreadnaught Manual .PDF / Paper??

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  • TomsGunShow
    Newbie
    • Jan 2021
    • 22
    #1

    N2 (V2) Dreadnaught Manual .PDF / Paper??

    I just picked up a new N2 at Canadian Legends, and although I haven't had a chance to really play with it yet, I have done some light chrony shooting and indoor 'exploring' shall we say, of the internals (without getting too takey-apartey). So far, I love this thing!

    I know Nova has posted some tear down and rebuild videos, but I'd REALLY love a printable .PDF or paper version of a manual.

    I would normally just make one myself, but between some surprise illnesses, taking care of 2 young kids, and 'life' in general, even such an otherwise easy task has become a terrifying mountain for me to consider.

    Does anyone know of such a manual... or if there's an unofficial/player-made manual somewhere for download?

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    • Cdn_Cuda
      You can finish projects?!
      • Jul 2020
      • 4559
      • Vancouver, BC
      #2
      I usually do a teardown thread but I have only done a minor one on the N2 and haven't taken much apart except for the basis, so not sure it would help much. Just remember these will hold air even after removing the air tank, so always give a trigger pull after to drain it.
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        • Heavy_D
          SpaceCadet
          • Jun 2024
          • 354
          • Alberta, Canada
          #3
          Awesome Anno. I keep thinking on That same Camo with brass accents. looks so good....
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            • TomsGunShow
              Newbie
              • Jan 2021
              • 22
              #4
              Originally posted by Cdn_Cuda
              I usually do a teardown thread but I have only done a minor one on the N2 and haven't taken much apart except for the basis, so not sure it would help much. Just remember these will hold air even after removing the air tank, so always give a trigger pull after to drain it.
              Thank you for the heads up! I remember reading about this in a seperate post you made on tye N2, but just went to try it with mine and was surprised that you were right. Im usually a 'click the safety' guy so I must not have noticed previously that it still had some air in the system. Definitely something that should be in the *ahem* manual (*looks at Nova*).

              I'll keep an eye out for your teardown thread. If I end up putting together a manual of my own, I will definitely post it here for general consumption... Just a matter of getting the time to do it.

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