Whats the differance between an intimadator and TES sniper bolt? There must be a differance, right? (black knob at the end of the jam bolt is the Timmy , silver is the TES)
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looks longer to me
and it might be the angle but the silver one looks like it has wider holes.
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The only difference in the JAM bolts are the internal springs. The back parts are different so you can tell which spring is in there.
The spring in the TES bolt is stronger. You can in fact get the other spring from JAM and be able to use the same bolt in either gun but swapping the springs.
Basicly, Most (if not all) Timmy bolts can be used in Spyders and their clones (including TES)."Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
-Charlie Papazian
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Specificly, the bore is the same. So is the distance from hammer pin to valve etc. That why they can be interchanged.Originally posted by nicadthey are both Spyders, arent they?
I'd say they are the same...
bore might be slightly different tho."Relax. Don't worry. Have a Home Brew."
-Charlie Papazian
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The only difference between a timmy bolt and a TES bolt is the bolt-pin. Easily interchangeable. I've got a Hybrid ITB kit on my friend's TES at the moment.Comment
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