cockerrrrr bolt question

[t0nnn]

Just recently bought back my 2001 cocker after a few years of being seperated from it..I was wondering if anyone has any experience with this bolt:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Trilogy-Autocock...QQcmdZViewItem

It's a lot cheaper than any other delrin bolt and looks like it will do the job. I still have my ANS venturi in it now, but it's pretty beat up after years of use

[craltal]

Just recently bought back my 2001 cocker after a few years of being seperated from it..I was wondering if anyone has any experience with this bolt:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Trilogy-Autocock...QQcmdZViewItem

It's a lot cheaper than any other delrin bolt and looks like it will do the job. I still have my ANS venturi in it now, but it's pretty beat up after years of use

should be fine, for the most part a bolt is a bolt is a bolt...

[t0nnn]

yeah that's what i figured, I was just tryin to get some feedback on it

[p8ntbal4me]

With delrin (Im going off my experience with Angel bolts here),.. you need to break them in.

Meaning that Delrin runs tighter when you pull it out of the box and install it.

You may need to increase your dwell in an EP gun as well as deal with some broken paint till its fit.

Not all bolts made from Delrin are like this,... but most. So get some time to work the thing in if you can. (WDP says about 4000 shots)

~ P8nt

[BangStik]

The bolt you are linked to is a ANS bolt. Debb's paintball is ANS's ebay account.

[SR_matt]

i would have sworn that 99 and 2000 cockers had different bolt lengths but i could be wrong.

personally i would get a ST supafly bolt, shot one of those for a few years in a sniper 2 and it works great.

unless your getting a lot of blow back with your ans bolt theres no real need to swap the bolts, and if your old one is scratched up the new one wil get just as scratched up

-matt