Level 10 Rate of Fire

[rbpaintballer]

I installed the Level 10, it's great, no chops but lost my automatic high rate of fire afforded by the RT. Am using the red spring, input air is 850psi. The trigger is 1/16 away from the pin until I shoot it a few times, then it moves up tight. It is locked in place with Locktite so it is not moving. What could be the problem?

I want this thing rocking like the video painting the barn.

[nak81783]

Hey, I noticed your post was from this past July, but I'm starting to have the same problem. I just wanted to know if you ever figured it out.

Have you ever shot it over one of the nice chronographs that tell you the rate of fire? If so, what are you shooting?

Mine seems to be fine up to 10bps, but I haven't tested it beyond that. I'm trying to get up to 15bps, since that's my frame's max rof. It dry fires fine up to 12, but after that I couldn't count the shots fast enough.

I will be posting on my marker later, but basically, it's a Mako Storm Spyder Frame on a ULT LvL X X-valve Mag. There are a lot of them around, but I think mine's a little bit different. George from Bandit Paintball and I spent a lot of time getting it running.

Anyway, let me know if you found a fix for the limited rates of fire.

Thanks,
Nathan

[my2crazyeyes]

if your air tank is adjustable, crank the pressure up and you will be able to get it to run away again. Otherwise your out of luck, unless someone else knows a secret I am unaware of.


-Chris

[nak81783]

No adjustable tank here, but I was wondering how much a gas thru grip can affect air flow to the valve. If anyone knows, please let me know.

When I get time, I'll test it thru the grip and then in just the VA to see if there's a difference.

-Nathan