wow, talk about lowering the ball...

[Butterfingers]

http://forums.paintballcity.com/newreply.php?action=newreply&threadid=214985

[Paintchucker]

Your link actually takes you to the "post new" in that thread. Now I didn't see the guy in the thread say "cracked delrin" only delrin problem... If he also posted something that said "cracked delrin" in another place on the forums, you should have posted that link to back yourself up. If not, I think you ASSUME'd too much. (ASSUME=make an *** of U and ME) and they were right to bust your chops for being an AGD Biggot. Just my 2 cents worth...

[Nitroduck]

Butterfingers - hate to say it, but you lowered the bar for AGD.........

Shocktech makes delrin sleves for Matrixes and the Shocktech Matrix. They are part of thier bolt kit......

Not to be mean, but you made a moron of yourself on PBC...You really should take into consideration that a part out there might have something similar to a AGD product, but not the exact same thing...

[cphilip]

So is he right then? Does Matrix have a deldrin bolt problem or is Butter right and the guy is confusing his problems with his gun?

Take it easy on Butter he was just trying to help. I see no one else even knew the answer but just critisized his possibility.

So is there a Matrix Deldrin bolt with a problem or not? If not then Butter is likely right.

I also notice a certain style of hostility that makes me stay off that Forum so much. So I don't like it being brought over here. Leave it in the gutter where it belongs when you come back to Civilization.

[steveg]

O.K. I must respond now. The people on that thread tried
several times to correct Butter ,he did not believe them,
and yes other forums are less civil that here.

They are right Butter is wrong (except about the Mags part)

There is a spacer that is part of the Matrix bolt assembly
It forms the dump chamber.
Shocktech, in a semi succesful attempt, tried to increase
the Matrix gas mileage by increasing the wall thickness
of this spacer. This decreases the dump chamber size,
Increases the operating pressure,and slightly increases
efficiency.

It did however cause solenoid problems due to over pressure.

This was only a bandaid solution however, because the
inefficency was caused by an incorrectly dimensioned part
elsewere in the bolt assembly (thus the popularity of the
aardvark bolt kit)

Steveg Matrix #01344 owner

[cphilip]

Thanks Steve.

You see if they had corrected him with the real answer just like you did it would have been effective and he wouldn't have had to keep thinking the guy was confused about it.

[LaW]

Those guys on that forum were very rude and didn't even answer the guys question and just criticized butter... he was offering a different explanation, but i guess that doesn't "help" anyone heh? Some people argue over the dumbest crap...

[cphilip]

That was my take on it to. And see how easily Steve here answers it? Not too hard was it? Why didn't they do that? It would have been easier and more helpfull. And Butter would have then known for sure. And then he woulda shut up!

[steveg]

To be honest(and maybe a little snotty) I don't think
most people have a clue of how the things work


P.S. cut and pasted the relevant parts and posted over there

[shartley]

[cphilip]

Your probably right. So they didn't know the right answer but they knew the wrong one. Rich!

[Paintchucker]

LINK: Matrix Accessories



LINK: Someone Else with a Matrix Delrin Bolt Problem

[shartley]

cphilip
Ain't that the way it is far too often? LOL

Then the problem becomes second to the "fight" about it.

Yup... I gots LOTS of kids.

[cphilip]

Dad!!! He's lookin at me!!!!!!

[shartley]