First Time Out with Plastic Nubbins

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • davej946
    All Around Good Guy!!
    • May 2001
    • 463

    #1

    First Time Out with Plastic Nubbins

    Well, last Friday I called up the office and ordered some plastic nubbins, an new long-nose bolt, and some other stuff. They came earlier this week, and I promptly installed them in my Mag. I'm running a Powerfeed Mag with a BOA Express 12", and an AGD Lognose Bolt. Last night (Friday Night) was my first time out with them, and here is how it all went:

    The first game went great, no chops. From there it went downhill. As the crowd picked up, so did the amount of paint. I found myself shooting multi balls at the same time. This (of course) leads to chopping and breaks down the barrel. I figure it must be the nubbins. So I swap it for a V-style and finish the night on a high note. I'm not real sure how I like the new nubbins. Before I write them off, I'm going to put one in my Stainless AA and see if that helps.

    If anyone has any tips on why the plastic nubbins failed me, I'd love some info. I like the concept, and wish to make them work.

    Later ~
  • HoppysMag
    Hoppy's en Fuego!!!
    • Oct 2001
    • 3494

    #2
    I LOVE the plastic nubbins, i'v had them for like 3 months now.. And iv only had barrel related breaks, like towards the muzzle.... Tell me more about your problem mabey i can help. or atleast learn
    Where the nubbbins adjusted right. did you file down the back too much, or not enough??
    "You have not converted a man because you have silenced him." -John Morley

    Comment

    • BlackVCG
      Grubby Owner

      • Oct 2000
      • 4956

      #3
      Make sure your barrel o-rings are good and holding tight against the nubbin. Theres a raised edge on the backside of the nubbin. Make sure that surface is flush with the barrel.
      My Feedback

      Comment

      • Blazini
        Registered User
        • Jun 2001
        • 70

        #4
        What type of paint where you shooting? It could be that the paint was to small for the barrel. I think BOA's standard bore size is .692

        Comment

        Working...