A friend of mine has an rt like mine but with only a level 7 bolt in it... when he airs up his gun (with a tank i know has enough air in it) he's getting shoot down when he shoots even remotely fast. we tried crankin the velocity and nothing changed. pretty much you shoot and the trigger doesn't want to charge back up. any body else have this problem?
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What kind of ASA is he using? What kind of air lines are feeding the valve? If there is an on/off knob on the ASA, try backing off on it about a quarter to half turn and see if that changes things. and always remember, Mags LOVE oil.Last edited by rb211; 08-27-2006, 08:55 PM. -
Originally posted by rb211
well the gun is pretty much stock. stock asa stock lines. we haven't tried a shot of oil... does it have to be autolube? where can i get that stuff?
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He's shooting HPA, right? Automags love high pressure. It could be the tank is just tuned too low.Comment
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AutoLube http://store.airgun.com/index.cfm?fu...&categoryID=16
Gold Cup http://www.goldcuppaintball.com/Online%20Orderform.htm
Personally I like KC Blue http://www.kercon.com/
Check to see that you are not short stroking the thing. I've had quite a number of problems just because I wasn't letting the valve completely reset. If you don't let the trigger come all the way forward, the valve doesn't fully recharge.I went like this :shooting:
He went like this :tard: then like this :wow: then like this :cry:
Now he shoots a Mag too...
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I'm positve he's not short strokin' it... i shot it myself and had the same problem. the tank is about an 800 to 850 psi tank... anybody else might know what's going on ?
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Try replacing the bolt spring. They get weak over time. This will cause massive bolt stick which will act exactly like you are describing.Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.Comment
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