single detent vs dual detent

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  • keiko_819
    iamtheRAGE

    • Oct 2006
    • 1173

    #1

    single detent vs dual detent

    so i have bodies that have one and bodies that have 2 detents, i honestly don't notice a difference...i always use a sly barrel kit or a freak kit so does that have anything to do with me not having a problem with a single detent? just want to hear what you guys like better and why, or is it mostly for visual appeal...thanks
  • IrishRedneck86
    Registered User
    • Jun 2009
    • 235

    #2
    Ive played with both and sometimes you dont see a difference but I do think that lately with the smaller paint the dual detents does have the edge with a good barrel bore plus usually yes the dual detent does look better on most bodies keeping them symmetrical.

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    • bpsimpson22
      Registered User
      • Aug 2011
      • 282

      #3
      Doesn't the dual detent provide a backup in case one detent goes out

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      • Justus
        Justech.us

        • Nov 2010
        • 1515

        #4
        I was getting some double-feeds with my warped E-Tac at D-Day, using Valken Redemption that was boring at about .681 at the largest. So, when I came back home, I got Luke to hook me up with a second detent hole.

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        • keiko_819
          iamtheRAGE

          • Oct 2006
          • 1173

          #5
          maybe my loaders arent pushing enough paint to get double feeds i guess, i usually just shoot a few balls at a time anyways, thanks for the input...

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          • Frizzle Fry
            AO Micromag Guy
            • Mar 2009
            • 3280

            #6
            With my old Micromags, I often get a distinct hook with newer smaller paint as a result of the detente style (single delrin finger). The detentes work, but they cause decreased accuracy. With bigger paint it's not an issue.

            I use dual detentes in most of my markers - I don't get roll outs or double feeds and I don't need to worry that one of them might crap out on me. I generally use an agitated hopper so the risk of double feeds is decreased, but when I use a HALO (on my Angels) I have encountered the issue, so I have had my IR3s and LEDs drilled for a second detente.

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