You can try to superpolish your level 10. It also seems that lubing the oring in the carrier every once in awhile prevents bolt stick.
I used to have have the problems mentioned above after a case or two of play...bolt sticking, then changing to a looser carrier which in turn causes a leak. Then I'd have to play with the settings again.
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I used to have have the problems mentioned above after a case or two of play...bolt sticking, then changing to a looser carrier which in turn causes a leak. Then I'd have to play with the settings again.
Originally posted by Lone Gunman
I just got around to polishing my bolt piston. I can't test it yet since I can't fill my nitro tank, but I will tell you how I did it.
Ok, all you have to do it get a Bic pen (ya know, the white ones) or an other similar tube. Take it all apart and then cut about an inch and a half section off. Put about a half an inch of the section in a drill and tighten the chuck.
Cut a 1" square out of t-shirt material and stuff it in the tube. This piece will add friction to the polishing patch. Then take another 1" square of t-shirt, center it over the hole in the pen section, and push the patch down the pen with the bolt piston.
You should be able to turn the bolt without the cloth turning in the pen. If the patch will not go into the pen, make the patch a little smaller and vise-versa.
Now you put a little bit of gun-metal/jewlery polish (what I used, not as abrasive) or Brasso. Put the bolt in the pen tube and spin the drill up, moving the bolt up and down.
If you have anymore questions, PM me, I'll be glad to help.
I just got around to polishing my bolt piston. I can't test it yet since I can't fill my nitro tank, but I will tell you how I did it.
Ok, all you have to do it get a Bic pen (ya know, the white ones) or an other similar tube. Take it all apart and then cut about an inch and a half section off. Put about a half an inch of the section in a drill and tighten the chuck.
Cut a 1" square out of t-shirt material and stuff it in the tube. This piece will add friction to the polishing patch. Then take another 1" square of t-shirt, center it over the hole in the pen section, and push the patch down the pen with the bolt piston.
You should be able to turn the bolt without the cloth turning in the pen. If the patch will not go into the pen, make the patch a little smaller and vise-versa.
Now you put a little bit of gun-metal/jewlery polish (what I used, not as abrasive) or Brasso. Put the bolt in the pen tube and spin the drill up, moving the bolt up and down.
If you have anymore questions, PM me, I'll be glad to help.



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