Read This Before Firing Your SUPERcore HPA Blaster!
Installing Your SUPERcore:
SUPERcore installation is different for every HPA blaster, but fortunately it’s quite easy.
Choose your blaster below for tips on how to install your SUPERcore.
If you ordered a SuperCORE separately, you’ll have to install it yourself. Fortunately, it’s pretty easy.
Simply remove the magrelease, unscrew the shell halves, connect the SuperCore to the exposed outlet end of the airline (be sure to give it a few wraps of thread tap), re-assemble the blaster and you’re good to go.
Check for air leaks by plugging in your air source before closing up the shell. You’ll want to wrap the threads in the same direction of the threads and do so neatly.
You can look up YouTube videos of the proper way to wrap fittings.
If you ordered a SuperCORE separately, you’ll have to install it yourself. Fortunately, it’s fairly easy.
First, remove the screws on the side channels and the rear of the blaster.
You’ll also need to remove the one screw holding on the grip on the other side as well.
Next, remove the magback piece as well. Finally, you can remove the pins on the trigger and coupler and lift the trigger and top cover pieces out of the grip frame.
You can then wrap thread tape around the fitting threads and install your SuperCore.
First, remove the pin on the rear right side of your blaster to unhinge the top. Second, identify the elbow fitting that’s not connected.
Wrap the fitting’s threads in teflon tape to protect the threads. Then, screw your SuperCORE onto the fitting. You’ll want to wrap the threads in the same direction of the threads and do so neatly.
You can look up YouTube videos of the proper way to wrap fittings.
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How to Setup Your Blaster:
Remote Line Setup—
First, insert one end of the remote line into the push-to-connect on your blaster, and then insert the other end into the outlet on your regulator.
Second, screw your regulator onto your air tank. You’ll might hear a faint pop as the regulator engages with the tank. Give your tank a snug twist and you should be good to go!
Adjusting Power:
You can easily adjust the FPS of your blaster on your regulator with a 3/32″ hex key included with your regulator (Storm Regulators only). You can monitor the dial on the regulator as you turn the pressure up and down. Use a cronograph to clock speed.
Firing & Loading:
Before inserting your magazine, pull the trigger to open the bolt, insert the magazine, and then let go of the trigger to load your first dart. After that, the darts will fire on your trigger pull and load upon releasing the trigger.
Removing your mag relies on a thumb-bump system. Simply pull the trigger to retract the bolt and give the release a tap and the magazine will gravity-drop right out.
Maintenance & Clearing Jams:
Occasionally, your blaster might jam. Fortunately, jams are pretty easy to clear on the Axiom.
If jammed, stop firing immediately. See if you can find out where the jam occurred. Pull the trigger to retract the bolt and attempt to remove the mag. If the magazine is stuck, open the door on the top and try to help the bolt retract while pulling the trigger. Be careful to not release the trigger with your finger in the door. Remove any jammed darts. Shut the door, insert the mag, and you’re good to go.
I recommend a periodical cleaning, especially after playing for long periods of time.
Swapping Barrels:
You can easily swap out different threaded barrels on your Axiom. Experiment with length and diameter to get the performance you want.
Click here to check out alternative barrels
Also, here’s a video going more in-depth about the features of the Axiom. Similar principles apply to the other HPA blasters.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me. If contacting about a specific order, please include your order number. That helps me know exactly what you’re talking about. KEEP NERFING!!
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Derrikk Sun
I started out as a Nerf hobbyist and enthusiast in the early 2000s. Nerf wars around the house, backyard, and with local friends grew into building blasters and sharing with the nerf community. As demand grew, Frontline Foam was born. Our mission to make Nerf, especially homemade blasters, more accessible and available. KEEP NERFING!
