My friend asked me to find out if anyone is having issues with DM 4/5's after they tear them apart to clean etc. A guy on his team talked him out of buying one with horror stories about having to adjust the LPR etc after they pull them apart. True or not?
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not...i have found that trixes are a very easy gun to maintain. there are plenty of stickys on other web sites that will walk you through any process. -
very easy to maintain, and whats so heard about adjusting an LPR (even though u dont have to)Comment
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Thats what I was wondering. He said that a regular matrix can be pulled apart & thrown back together with out having to adjust. These guys telling him this have him thinking that it will take an hour + to get the gun shooting properly after taking it apart.:hail: AGD :hail: CCI :hail:Comment
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I think the problem that your bud is describing is this...
When dis/re-assembling a DM4 it is very easy to cut an O ring in the top hat. When you put the marker back together it acts as if the LPR is acting up. It will have shoot down , velocity spikes , etc , generally ending up leaking down the barrel. Mostly due to thinking the LPR is set wrong and finishing blowing out an already damaged O ring.
I have seen this problem many times in the DM4 , and although you will never hear an enthusiast say it , I feel like its one of the reasons they (Dye) so quickly followed it with the DM5 and Proto....Comment
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