lvl 10 bolt questions.

[Spencer]

I have a few questions about a lvl 10 bolt,

how difficult is it to set up?

does it work ok with co2>

does it work with a classic valve?

should I just go with a halo? I mean any other advantages other than it doesn't chop? Because I can get a halo and do that, agian I don't shoot fast, but I do like to use halo's. I like knowing my ball is being forced into the breach.

[questionful]

It's not that hard once your read up on it. It's just a matter of taking the time to do it I think. Yes it will work with a classic valve running co2.
As for whether you should go with a halo instead. a lvl10 tuned properly will NEVER chop. A halo will sometimes cause a chop with a lvl7. lvl10 is probably cheaper and doesn't require batteries. What hopper would you be using if you weren't to get a halo?

[finnmanpa]

I found a Halo to cause too much pressure of the ball against the bolt. The action of the bolt often affected the ball next in line, scraped it enough to make it weak and or break the shell slightly, resulting in all kinds of barrel breaks. A Halo in my opinion is overkill for a Classic Valve

A Ricochet Apache works fantastic for me, better than both a Halo and a Revy.

Level 10 will work fine on a Classic valve with CO2, and I feel they are easy to work on.

[Spencer]

I only use

revy's
reloader B's
200 rd loaders,

I will probably be pneumagging it also..

[finnmanpa]

I only use

revy's
reloader B's
200 rd loaders,

I will probably be pneumagging it also..

Is your reason for pneumagging to achieve higher rates of fire?

If so, you'll find yourself able to outshoot a Classic valve, and CO2 won't work well at all.

For a pneumag I would recommend upgrading to the X-Valve, which comes with the Level 10 bolt on it.

The X-Valve doesn't work well at all with CO2, so you'ld need a good HPA tank.