RT mod

[SLICEnDICE]

A friend of ours ground down the length of his on/off pin. It went from slight runaway to full runaway. It was fun shooting it. Look at the link for a video.
RT w/LV10, Stock trigger frame, HALO, and 900psi input.

http://f2.pg.briefcase.yahoo.com/bc/firepig81/lst?.dir=/For+Sale&.view=l

[rikkter]

and he just voided his warranty :P

[Dayspring]

Time for a new pin...

[SocialD]

It happened at my house. However, it wasn't my marker. We know that it isn't a good idea at all, but it was still fun for a few minutes. I'm working on posting the videos.

[Z-man]

shame it's not up now. I was wondering if they were faster than my videos (or if you are shooting paint)....

[SLICEnDICE]

Yes

We are shooting paint in both videos. The second one you can see it splattering on the wall if you look close. I think your RT is faster than ours, just a guess. Someone should analize the sound clip to see what the rate of fire really is. It would be nice to know for referance.

[rikkter]

uh, how?
click the link and get "This folder is currently empty. "

[SLICEnDICE]

Woops!!!

I thought by putting them there everyone could get to them, but I guess yahoo has changed things. E-mail me and I will send both vids to whoevey wants to see them. Sorry, next time I will come up with a better solution.

[SLICEnDICE]

Link fixed

Just look for vid 1 and 2 in the folder. If it fails, LMK.

[Branchvillian]

Shame you wrecked your pin, seeing as how you could have done that without actually fileing down the pin.

[SocialD]

The whole story

The guy that owned the marker said that he needed a new on/off pin because he modified his on/off pin and now it doesn't work. He actually sanded it down. So, I went through my parts and found .765 long pin. We replaced the pin and the marker acted normally with the new pin. The owner was a little upset because he couldn't fire the marker as fast a he used to. After thinking a little, I remembered that I had the .750 long pin that came with my X-valve. We then replaced the .765 pin with the .750pin and that is when the marker just took off. We shot the video and I recommended that he put the .765 pin back in the marker because the short on/off pin will cause the sear and bolt to wear out quickly.

I believe that the second video is a little more impressive, because you can watch the hopper just empty whe nI find the sweet spot on the trigger.