The link to the thread. http://www.pbnation.com/showthread.p...1&pagenumber=1
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I just looked at the LVL10 and I think I am going to catch hell for saying this... but what is so fantastic about it?
The LVL10 uses a 2 stage mechanism, one for a slower moving bolt to push the ball into place, and then a fast stage to expell the air.
The Intimidator's pneumatics produce a similar result. When you engage the solenoid, the air pressure is reversed and the ram (and bolt) start moving forward, building speed. The acceleration rate is proportional to the distance of travel. The farther you go, the faster you will pick up speed. Since the bolt sits right behind the feed tube, you get about .68" of travel before the ball is in place far enough to fire. The ball travels even further though when the hammer is struck, opening the poppet and then expelling the ball.
It takes roughly 7ms for the Intimidator's bolt to move the .68", and 1ms for it to move the remaining distance (about .47").
The rest of the cycle time is the ram/bolt returning, which takes up to 3 times longer to go backwards than forwards.
If the mag bolt will cycle at 20ms, then the "slow speed" 1st stage can't be that slow.
I do like the simplicity of the design of the LVL10.
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Well isn't he just a nice guy. He doesnt realize what is so fantastic about it. I wonder if he woul stick his tongue in an equalizer timmy???? hmmmmmm
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I just looked at the LVL10 and I think I am going to catch hell for saying this... but what is so fantastic about it?
The LVL10 uses a 2 stage mechanism, one for a slower moving bolt to push the ball into place, and then a fast stage to expell the air.
The Intimidator's pneumatics produce a similar result. When you engage the solenoid, the air pressure is reversed and the ram (and bolt) start moving forward, building speed. The acceleration rate is proportional to the distance of travel. The farther you go, the faster you will pick up speed. Since the bolt sits right behind the feed tube, you get about .68" of travel before the ball is in place far enough to fire. The ball travels even further though when the hammer is struck, opening the poppet and then expelling the ball.
It takes roughly 7ms for the Intimidator's bolt to move the .68", and 1ms for it to move the remaining distance (about .47").
The rest of the cycle time is the ram/bolt returning, which takes up to 3 times longer to go backwards than forwards.
If the mag bolt will cycle at 20ms, then the "slow speed" 1st stage can't be that slow.
I do like the simplicity of the design of the LVL10.
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Well isn't he just a nice guy. He doesnt realize what is so fantastic about it. I wonder if he woul stick his tongue in an equalizer timmy???? hmmmmmm

That comment reeks of immature jealousy and attention starving feet stomping!


. I mean his products are so much better obviously just because Bob Long says so
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