Superbolt is cheesing paint...

[aNtHrAx323]

My Superbolt seems to be cheesing paint quite a bit (breaks down the barrel, not chopping). It seems to cheese about 1 out of every 50 balls I shoot (only tried PMI Premium and Big Ball so far). Anyone else experiencing this?

[FeelTheRT]

the first few superbolts were made a bit too long, i think AGD will replace it if u call.

[aNtHrAx323]

Really? I bought mine right when they were available (maybe the 2nd day...?). Keep in mind it's not chopping the paint. The balls are fully in the barrel, and it just breaks them when shot (down the barrel). It's better than chopping, but still very aggravating. Would grinding down the edges a little help (right now, they seem to be pretty sharp inside the "cup" on the tip)?

[riooso]

I am having ball problems also but it has been because I put in the superbolt at exactly the same time the weather changed. I put in the standard bolt and it does the same thing with the same paint. I am also not sure how to adjust the plastic nubbins and thinking that might be the problem.

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[irbodden]

First off, you shouldn't listen to me, I am an idiot tech wise, but it sounds like your problem is either bad paint or perhaps the nubins. Get new paint and some plastic nubins, and than see if you have a problem.

[aNtHrAx323]

I have plastic nubbins, but this paint is a couple months old. I'll find some other paint to try... but if that doesn't help, anyone have any other suggestions?

[a_malfunction]

You could always sand the sharp area you mentioned.... Just be careful and do a good job.

[drx975]

Don't sand anything, because that shouldn't be the problem. Paint that's a couple months old will suck no matter what, and paint sucks in cold weather anyway. Get fresh paint and try it in a warmer area. If that doesn't work, send for a new one.

[aNtHrAx323]

[drx975]

This has actually happened to me before and I couldnt understand why it was happening. It turned out just to be bad paint.