should i cut this...?

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  • litestab
    ^--sucks at life
    • Feb 2003
    • 527

    #16
    hey

    nice gun dude... yea i think i will cut it. what kind of " mill " do you guys mean? and rehme what do you mean?



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    • battlegroup
      OEF Veteran
      • Oct 2000
      • 332

      #17
      He means that changing the length of the tube may position the balls in the hopper where they are touching each other in the stack is right where the light beam is. so instead of the middle of the ball blocking the light beam and the hopper not spinning, the light "leaks" around where they touch and the revy thinks there isn't a ball there and it turns constantly.
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      • muirtach
        Registered User
        • Apr 2002
        • 232

        #18
        in that case just get a ricochet

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        • ChucktheMAGician
          Back at it
          • Oct 2002
          • 1855

          #19
          The sensor is in the middle of the feedneck. If the sensor is that sensitive it would spin after every shot from balls moving down the tube and the eye picking up between every ball.
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          • battlegroup
            OEF Veteran
            • Oct 2000
            • 332

            #20
            I don't know why it doesn't do that between every ball, but I have seen it do it with the cut feed neck. Not sure if the revy was X-board or not, but to be sure only cut the neck the exact length of 1 ball. if that isn't enough then do the exact length of 2 balls.
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            • AlabamaMan
              Engineer 13
              • Nov 2002
              • 479

              #21
              Made my powerfeed body a warp body, with an end mill.
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