Try clipping the middle spring a bit. If it is almost working with the middle sping, clipping a little should put it right where it should be.
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Sounds to me like your gun might of been ok, but your expecting different things from your test than would happen with paintballs.Originally posted by wyn1370
I know where the spoon is supposed to be. It's throwing it forward and then denting it.
A ball would not be thrown forwards and thus have the full force of the bolt unleashed on it. It would stop the bolt close to it's start where it only has a reduced force.
There is enough force to push something forwards that can move freely and this force picks up significantly after only a couple of mm's of bolt travel, after all the gun needs to chamber a ball passed the detent in order to be able to fire it.
If I just tried to hold my bolt back with a rod it would also throw it forward and dent it on the last part of the stroke!
but that same bolt set up stops very happily on hellfire!
Put something down the feed stub that is almost the same diameter as the hole and see if it vents happily.
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