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  • AGDmagman2001
    Registered User
    • Feb 2001
    • 526
    #1

    Help, Mags with JT paint

    I was wondering if any of you had use JT's new paint in your mag. I'm thinking about using it in a tournament soon and would like to know how it worked. I have a Lapco bigshot. For the ppl that used it did it brake much in the gun, accuracy, ... ect. I don't know whether it is meant for low pressure guns and if it can handle the impact of the bolt from a RT. I really could use some help.

    Thanks.
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    • AGDmagman2001
      Registered User
      • Feb 2001
      • 526
      #2
      Up, Come'on I need some help. What other paints would you recommend in a Bigshot.

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        • polorboy
          Registered User
          • May 2001
          • 260
          #3
          I used the JT paint this past weekend in my 68 mag and it was great.

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            • n1mr0d
              Registered User
              • Oct 2001
              • 149
              #4
              bleh.....it was ok.
              good fill, but not as good as marbies through a big daddy and smart parts stainless.
              68 Automag Classic w/ Powerfeed body
              Kapp DZ II
              Airgun Designs Flatline 68ci 3000psi
              Smart Parts Big Daddy 14"
              Benchmark Trigger Frame

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                • X-Plosive
                  AO's sexiest member, and biggest post whore :)
                  • Mar 2001
                  • 1807
                  #5
                  I used yellow JT paint in my LAPCO BS. It was kind of bad actually. It broke a lot and was very hard. Thin shell but very hard. You can't squeeze it AT ALL. It bounced a couple times and mine was fresh. It is good out of a boomstick but it still seems to break as oppose to pmi premiums which never break or marbs. Allstar rarely breaks too but this JT paint even though it is made by RPS seems different. A little to brittle for my gun. Howveer somone also got my bolt lodged in my barrel so you know............I had a little scuff in it but even befor, the paint wasn't all that hot.


                  Taking mags apart is fun, its even more fun when you don't know what you're doing

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                    • Russ
                      Senior Membrane
                      • Jul 2001
                      • 1935
                      #6
                      JT Maxim is my FAVORITE paint, as of late. obscenely yellow fill, shoots straight, and no breaks in the gun. I've shot 7 cases of the stuff. I use the stock E-Mag barrel (.691") and CP barrels (.689")in bothn a Spyder and a 'Cocker.

                      Did I mention that I like that stuff

                      Should be awesome in a BS.

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