Major Superbolt problem

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  • Russ
    Senior Membrane
    • Jul 2001
    • 1935

    #16
    just sand the front end of the bolt down 1/16-1/8 of an inch with a belt sander!!
    HACK! Please don't do that. Shame on you, kilaueakid :)

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    • ben_JD

      #17
      I am having a similar problem to Dave's. My superbolt is not any longer than the previous bolt (foamie), but it will break balls like mad. This happens regardless of my ROF and frequently happens on the first shot. I have had this problem for two weekend in a row.

      Is this that isolated?

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      • zads27
        Student of Life
        • May 2001
        • 565

        #18
        Just got back from the field 15 minutes ago, my friend had the same problem.. but with the stock emag bolt! it protruded out into the breech area sometimes (more than normal), and he chopped a couple times.

        When he gasses up his marker, the bolt won't stay back (gas down the barrel) until he reaches a certain input pressure.

        The bolt being forward makes me think it's something sear or bolt spring related.. but the part about gassing up sounds like a powertube spacer problem.. what do you guys think?
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        • DrEvil
          Evilicious
          • Dec 2000
          • 443

          #19
          i m havin similar troubles. and from what i ve read on other posts I think it is the power tube spacer. Some one said ( i dont remember who or which thread) to go to the next size smaller spacer.
          polished minimag
          superbolt
          chrome barrels
          and alot of balls
          (paintballs)

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          • kilaueakid
            Kila Products
            • Oct 2000
            • 787

            #20
            I know, I know...shame on me! Don't sand the front of the bolt! I was kidding. Did anyone try a different power tube spacer. Let's hear some feedback from the guys that were having problems.
            Kila V2 Magnetic Suspension Detents for Angel 04 Speed, LED, LCD, IR3's, X-mag, ULE Mag, TAC-1, SFL Emag, NYX Matrix, E-blade, Mac Dev Cyborg, Bushmaster 2000, All other Cocker threaded guns, Shocker, Nerve, Impulse

            Kila V2 for Alias...the ountdown is on!

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            • DrEvil
              Evilicious
              • Dec 2000
              • 443

              #21
              i didnt change my spacer but it seems to have gone away. It ll stick every once and a while but I just take off the air and it frees up.
              polished minimag
              superbolt
              chrome barrels
              and alot of balls
              (paintballs)

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              • AGD
                The man from AGD

                • Oct 2000
                • 5916

                #22
                Russ,

                I just saw this for the first time. Your sleeve might not be on all the way and it is possible that could slip through on the first batch. Go ahead and sand off the front of the bold and I will send you another sleeve no charge. Let's see if that fixes it.

                AGD
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                • kilaueakid
                  Kila Products
                  • Oct 2000
                  • 787

                  #23
                  See....what did I tell ya!!! Sand the bolt!! :)
                  kila
                  Kila V2 Magnetic Suspension Detents for Angel 04 Speed, LED, LCD, IR3's, X-mag, ULE Mag, TAC-1, SFL Emag, NYX Matrix, E-blade, Mac Dev Cyborg, Bushmaster 2000, All other Cocker threaded guns, Shocker, Nerve, Impulse

                  Kila V2 for Alias...the ountdown is on!

                  Email: [email protected]
                  www.kilaproducts.com
                  AO PM: kilaueakid

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                  • Dave
                    The Neighborhood Tech
                    • Oct 2001
                    • 815

                    #24
                    did you for mean me to sand the bolt down? Well, I sent my gun in to Jon along with the superbolt and he will check it out and see whats up.

                    -Dave

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                    • Dave
                      The Neighborhood Tech
                      • Oct 2001
                      • 815

                      #25
                      hmmm, and I also have a belt sander:)

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                      • BlackVCG
                        Grubby Owner

                        • Oct 2000
                        • 4956

                        #26
                        ben_JD- Please call Jon at the AGD tech department for further assistance. I'm assuming the bolt sleeve isn't all the way on and you'll need to replace it or try sanding it down. Talk to Jon and see if he wants you to send in the gun and bolt or send you a replacement sleeve.
                        My Feedback

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                        • Arand
                          Registered User
                          • May 2001
                          • 64

                          #27
                          I just got my superbolt. I have the exact same problem. The bolt length is exactly the same as the regular extended nose bolt. But, for some reason, the superbolt will sit a bit higher up on the powertube. Balls will hang between the bolt and the barrel breach with the superbolt.

                          Anyone know how to make the bolt sit lower on the powertube? Seems to be some tolerance issues with some powertube/superbolt combos.

                          Suggestions are welcome. No I don't intend to sand the bolt. If it comes to that, I'd just return the bolt. The reduction in recoil is nice though.

                          Help!

                          Arand

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                          • Arand
                            Registered User
                            • May 2001
                            • 64

                            #28
                            I forgot to mention, that the delrin bolt sleave is fully on the metal base. No gap at all. Bolt length is exactly the same as regular bolt.

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                            • z-zero
                              Signing paint Slinger
                              • Aug 2001
                              • 138

                              #29
                              Maybe its this?

                              I'm not a mag genius or anything, but maybe the lip at the bottom of the bolt that the sear catches is not as wide as a standard bolt. This would mean that the bolt may be the same length but it pushes out of the powertube farther before the sear catches the bolt lip? Just a thought.

                              z-zero
                              Last edited by z-zero; 12-18-2001, 09:45 PM.
                              This is an AGD forum, show some respect.

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                              • Arand
                                Registered User
                                • May 2001
                                • 64

                                #30
                                Checked that. The lip is the same. Take your regular bolt and have it sit on your powertube. Notice how it feels a bit springy sitting on the powertube? You can push it down on the powertube and it will move (with some resistance) toward the base of the bolt. This is what is different. The superbolt sits a bit higher.

                                Arand

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