I just got a Classic RT! I installed an Air America adjustable tank and tried to use the marker at 600, 700. 900 and 1000 PSI, chronoing as needed. The resulting strings were full of burps, major low velocities, bolt short strokes, inconsitancy and some real nice flat shooting and hard hitting. I only added six drops of oil. Any ideas? Thanks
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Well, from what I've heard, you should keep the psi above 800. That should help.
If it's a RT classic, I'm assuming you have a level 7 bolt and no ULT. (If the owning didn't tell you otherwise, that's what you have.) If you bought the gun used, it might need some fresh o-rings. You can pick up a rebuilt kit from AGD, replace all the o-rings, and that should fix most of the problems.
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Check the reg piston and regulator seat. Make sure the reg piston is not gunked up, wipe it down and oil it. To chrono an rt classic, make sure to hold the trigger after each shot, that might be the case when it comes to inconsistencies.Comment
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Yea, sounds like a good cleaning, oring replacement and rechronoing should eliminate the quirks. Tell you what, when it shoots right it's scary accurate and flat shooting. Thanks for the help.Comment
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also... are you sure the tank reg is tip top? try it on another gun just to see.MicroMag Phase 1
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AutoResponce frame
double trigger shoe (until i can make a ring shoe)
PTP warp feed
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If by chance you find out it's the reg firstcllpaintball.com has some raptor rex rebuild kits in stock. I just picked one up earlier this week.Comment
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Give it a good cleaning first.Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.Comment
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