My Official BKO Review [as some of you requested :)]
Well, i got my bko yesterday in a huge box full of those styrofoam "peanuts" 
:First Look: "whoa it looks weird" at a first glance it looks like an impulse or a matrix.
:The "trigga":
the trigger was tricky to customize... the manual said that the bottom hole is for trigger pull length, and the top one is for adjusting the screw that hits the microswitch. only problem was that THERE ARE 3 HOLES!! so it produced a problem that my local shop had to fix
along with adjusting the pull length, you can also adjust the spring tension , which i found out that the top hole was for spring tension. but in the end, its mega short and light :o
:Features:
if you look on websites, they are more than likely going to say that it has an HPR and a LPR. there is only one gauge on the gun, and this is for the PSI entering the gun. there is a little knub type thing in front of the trigger, and this is for adjusting the LPR. the LPR is for adjusting the velocity on the gun, i believe. this brings up a con about the gun because there isn't a gauge that tells you what the pressure is set at. from the factory, its supposedly set at 85-95 PSI.
bolt assembly is very, and i mean very, conveinient. if you just so happen to chop a ball or two, merely pop out the top pin and pull out the bolt, wipe it on your shirt or whatever, then just pop it back in. if you think you got some paint in the hammer area, merely dry fire a few times and it will get the paint right out
the low-rise is a little funky. hopefully the feedneck on your loader will be too small for it, so that you can just put one, maybe two pieces of electrical tape on it so that your hopper has a nice tight fitting. if your feedneck is too big... uhh then you're more than likely going to need to buy a new rise, because i wouldn't recommend sanding down your rise...
the stock barrel is 10 inches long, and has some half-decent porting. only big problem though, its LOUD AS A FRIGGIN CANNON!! it was great last night when i was ripping on it, and this woman walking her stupid poodle goes "if you shoot one more time im calling the cops!!" and my brother gives the good response of "hey! SOUNDS LIKE A PLAN!" so when she told us to "go inside and do your homework and study!" my brother then again gave the good response of "uhh i already did mine!! IM A GOOD BOY!!"
the stock board is capped off at like 23 or so bps
so yea, thats my basic BKO report, and if you have any questoins you can feel free to ask. if you want to add anything, go ahead and if you disagree with something i said, you better have proof to back it up
P.S.- scooter, if you read this, you can eat my BKO's bullshniz
:First Look: "whoa it looks weird" at a first glance it looks like an impulse or a matrix.
:The "trigga":
the trigger was tricky to customize... the manual said that the bottom hole is for trigger pull length, and the top one is for adjusting the screw that hits the microswitch. only problem was that THERE ARE 3 HOLES!! so it produced a problem that my local shop had to fix
along with adjusting the pull length, you can also adjust the spring tension , which i found out that the top hole was for spring tension. but in the end, its mega short and light :o:Features:
if you look on websites, they are more than likely going to say that it has an HPR and a LPR. there is only one gauge on the gun, and this is for the PSI entering the gun. there is a little knub type thing in front of the trigger, and this is for adjusting the LPR. the LPR is for adjusting the velocity on the gun, i believe. this brings up a con about the gun because there isn't a gauge that tells you what the pressure is set at. from the factory, its supposedly set at 85-95 PSI.
bolt assembly is very, and i mean very, conveinient. if you just so happen to chop a ball or two, merely pop out the top pin and pull out the bolt, wipe it on your shirt or whatever, then just pop it back in. if you think you got some paint in the hammer area, merely dry fire a few times and it will get the paint right out
the low-rise is a little funky. hopefully the feedneck on your loader will be too small for it, so that you can just put one, maybe two pieces of electrical tape on it so that your hopper has a nice tight fitting. if your feedneck is too big... uhh then you're more than likely going to need to buy a new rise, because i wouldn't recommend sanding down your rise...
the stock barrel is 10 inches long, and has some half-decent porting. only big problem though, its LOUD AS A FRIGGIN CANNON!! it was great last night when i was ripping on it, and this woman walking her stupid poodle goes "if you shoot one more time im calling the cops!!" and my brother gives the good response of "hey! SOUNDS LIKE A PLAN!" so when she told us to "go inside and do your homework and study!" my brother then again gave the good response of "uhh i already did mine!! IM A GOOD BOY!!
"the stock board is capped off at like 23 or so bps
so yea, thats my basic BKO report, and if you have any questoins you can feel free to ask. if you want to add anything, go ahead
and if you disagree with something i said, you better have proof to back it up P.S.- scooter, if you read this, you can eat my BKO's bullshniz
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so thats a No-No! 
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