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  • Micromag man!
    Registered User
    • Jun 2001
    • 183
    #1

    Bout to goto 1st tourney need help

    ME and a few friends r going to a 5 man tourney and a couple of my friends have alredy been to this tourny b4 and placed 3rd a year ago, and im one of the best on the team, and WE GUNNA DOMINATE!!!! ok but here is where i need help, my mag chops alot, and if i dont shortstroke, but if i can get my hands on a superbolt with foamie, would an ANS Foamie help the chops???? I have a micromag, Brandon has a matrix, Alex has a matrix, Jay has a Cocker, and Kevin has a fly angel..... no reason for telling u my teams guns, just bored
    bring it!
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    • Load SM5
      Scruffy Administrator

      • Oct 2000
      • 6772
      #2
      If you're having chopping issues it can only be one of 2 things. You're shortstroking or your paint is'nt feeding fast enough. What kind of hopper are you using? Do you have a parabolic feed plug or the older kind? Are you sure your chopping the paint (with the bolt) or are you breaking the paint down the barrel. If you're chopping all the bolts in the world won't help. It has to be one of the things I mentioned. The best bolt out there IMO is the longnosed foamie. It's the easiest on paint. I replaced my superbolt with one and my chopping issues have been non-existant.


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        • Micromag man!
          Registered User
          • Jun 2001
          • 183
          #3
          I dont short stroke and i have a 12 volt revvy (and dont plan on going to warp)... how can i tell if its a chop or break, i think its a break and an occasional chop, cause i almost never have paint in my breach, just on bolt face and barrel, and i use a centerfeed
          bring it!

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            • Load SM5
              Scruffy Administrator

              • Oct 2000
              • 6772
              #4
              What kind of bolt do you have?


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                • SlipknotX556
                  Registered User
                  • Nov 2001
                  • 5054
                  #5
                  Yhea, Like Load SM5 said.. "what kind of bolt you have?"

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                    • alex1841
                      Registered User
                      • May 2001
                      • 26
                      #6
                      intelliframe

                      dude i se to chop balls like a b!tch and i always thought that it was the bolt but it wasnt. i got an intelliframe and it solved all my problems b/c the trigger pull isnt very long. still to this day i havent chopped a ball with the intelli.
                      polished intellimag p/f/r,
                      Smart Parts Progressive,
                      intelliframe,
                      KAPP foregrip,
                      Kapp foregrip extender,
                      offset benchy drop forward cradle on/off,
                      crossfire 68ci 3000 psi,
                      12v. smoke/clear rev.

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                        • Micromag man!
                          Registered User
                          • Jun 2001
                          • 183
                          #7
                          Y, less shortstroking im guessing, but i like how soft my benchy is, i guess ill try and i-frame
                          bring it!

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                            • alex1841
                              Registered User
                              • May 2001
                              • 26
                              #8
                              i had a benchy to before, the i-frame kicks the benchy a$$
                              polished intellimag p/f/r,
                              Smart Parts Progressive,
                              intelliframe,
                              KAPP foregrip,
                              Kapp foregrip extender,
                              offset benchy drop forward cradle on/off,
                              crossfire 68ci 3000 psi,
                              12v. smoke/clear rev.

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                                • Micromag man!
                                  Registered User
                                  • Jun 2001
                                  • 183
                                  #9
                                  I think ill try the i-frame

                                  kool, ill think ill give it a shot!
                                  bring it!

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