This is scary. I finally got back on the field after 4-5 months of a knee injury. My gun (Retro mag) had been sitting the the closet for all that time. I gassed the gun up and chrono'd it with wild velocity fluctuations, anything from 200-275. I didn't have much time to play that day so I decided to just deal with it. Chrono'd on the field at 220,260,250. I managed to completely flank someone and didn't want to light them up from close range so I aimed at their gun and let off 2-3 shots. I saw it break on his gun and hopper and he put his barrel plug in. 10 secs later a ref came up to me and asked me to come with him to the chrono again. I was kind of pissed because I was set to flank the entire team. When we got back to the chrono i saw the guy i had just marked out, and the ref pointed to his hopper, it had a paintball sized HOLE in it. Not a crack, not a dent, a cleanly punched through HOLE. I dont know that a spike from my gun was the only cause, but has anyone ever seen anything like this before? I was especially glad i decided to go for his gun and not the side of his head after i saw that. How fast would a shot have to go to put a hole in a hopper? Is it even possible that a random spike could have done this? I never chrono'd above 280 in all the chrono readings I did before or after that.
Also, can someone point me to a good place online where i can get info on how to disassemble the retro valve? I've watched the video for the AIR valve about 30 times
but I dont have the video for the rt/retro valve.
Also, can someone point me to a good place online where i can get info on how to disassemble the retro valve? I've watched the video for the AIR valve about 30 times
but I dont have the video for the rt/retro valve.




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