Reading many many threads about the Level 10 I am wondering if it is really worth all the hassle I am seeing people go through trying to get it to consistently work.
I do have one sitting at home, ready to install, but question as to whether people are really seeing that much improvement?
Things I've noted reading the various threads are increased gas usage, depleting the tanks faster. MUCH fine tuning of shims, springs, o-rings. Bolts hitting barrels and causing mis-fires, etc. Starving the marker due to the tank not providing enough input pressure...
I know that it is supposed to reduce chops, but I guess I am one of the lucky ones out there who doesn't chop that much. I usually get into fire-fights with those with Angels and other high-ROF markers, and feel like a fireman sometimes with all the paint I unload at them.
I did have lots of problems due to barrel inside-diameter size and using balls that were too large (problem sharing paint with friends). Once I got a new barrel with a larger I.D., I haven't chopped since.
We aren't allowed to shoot in burst modes (1 pull = 1 ball only) at the fields I play at in California (real bummer).
So, I have a few questions for those that chopped a lot:
What modes do people shoot in - Electronic, Manual, Hybrid?
Are you using burst modes (3-shot/6-shot)?
How many BPS are you set to?
Have you checked the barrel size against the balls you are using?
I also have a fixed-output pressure air tank that I think puts out 800 psi. Will I need to buy one of the Flatline tanks or some other tank that I can adjust the output pressure so I don't starve it? (I'm don't really want to spend a few more hundred right now on a new tank)
Thanks for your feedback
doug s
Automag upgraded to an Emag
Halo 2 loader
3000 psi
I do have one sitting at home, ready to install, but question as to whether people are really seeing that much improvement?
Things I've noted reading the various threads are increased gas usage, depleting the tanks faster. MUCH fine tuning of shims, springs, o-rings. Bolts hitting barrels and causing mis-fires, etc. Starving the marker due to the tank not providing enough input pressure...
I know that it is supposed to reduce chops, but I guess I am one of the lucky ones out there who doesn't chop that much. I usually get into fire-fights with those with Angels and other high-ROF markers, and feel like a fireman sometimes with all the paint I unload at them.
I did have lots of problems due to barrel inside-diameter size and using balls that were too large (problem sharing paint with friends). Once I got a new barrel with a larger I.D., I haven't chopped since.
We aren't allowed to shoot in burst modes (1 pull = 1 ball only) at the fields I play at in California (real bummer).
So, I have a few questions for those that chopped a lot:
What modes do people shoot in - Electronic, Manual, Hybrid?
Are you using burst modes (3-shot/6-shot)?
How many BPS are you set to?
Have you checked the barrel size against the balls you are using?
I also have a fixed-output pressure air tank that I think puts out 800 psi. Will I need to buy one of the Flatline tanks or some other tank that I can adjust the output pressure so I don't starve it? (I'm don't really want to spend a few more hundred right now on a new tank)
Thanks for your feedback
doug s
Automag upgraded to an Emag
Halo 2 loader
3000 psi





Comment