Anyone else have any problems with these? I have had 3 sets just shatter from otherwise normal hits. I don't really want to go back to the stock shells due to cleaning hassles, but IDK, this is getting old fast.
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lol.
How often do you break paint inside the hopper?
Honestly, I had hybrid shells for 6-9 months and used the "suicide" feature... once... but it was so bad I had to take the rest of it apart when I got home.
I stick w/ the normal shells now... I broke 2-3 sets of hybrid shells too...
Normal ones work fine and are cheaper, but there are some Ebay suicide shells for $30 w/ lifetime warranty from that company...My Feedback
UBLPB. UBLPB. UBLPB.
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Using the feature isn't the point, the point is that they seem to be more brittle than the normal shells. I bought the first set because they were supposed to be less prone to breaking. And the set I bought have the warranty, I am just getting sick of replacing the
things every few months.
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I've never had a problem with mine and I bought them when they first came out a year ago.
Now, I hate to break the news to you but it's hard for them to be less prone to breaking when the stock shells and the suicides are composed of the same material. They are both prone to the same brittle characteristics. The difference is the "easy cleaning" feature of them.
How close are you getting hit from? That may have something to do with the brittleness factor. If you're consistently getting hit by the same opponent and the shell is breaking then perhaps their marker is shooting a tad bit hot...Last edited by LFD92; 03-31-2007, 09:29 PM.Comment
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are you over-tightening the screws?
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Not a large distance on the shots, maybe 20-25 feet, if that. And it's not always the exact same shooter, so I doubt that there are that many players shooting hot. My understanding of the Hybrids was that they were made from a different grade of plastic, hence them being less brittle.
And as far as overtightening screws, no, not possible. I use the smallest handled precision screwdriver that fits the screw-head and only snug them. I don't crank on them, as that would obviously stress the plastic.Comment
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I've never had trouble with my Suicide Shells. Mine are re-enforced with stickers though.
I can't feel my toes . . .
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Many players have been having cracking issues with their suicide shells...apparently there is an alternative shell...warrior shells? I'm not sure whether that's the name or not, but for some reason it's ringing a bell with me.Comment
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you know, i've never had that problem with my revvy. :P
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Warrior Shells
LuisV has them here :Originally posted by tyrion2323
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If you constantly break your shell, try looking at getting a pulse, theyre made a lot more stronger than halos. At cup, they had lundquist hammering a nail into a board with one.embargo backwards = o grab me
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Now what have you learned from this? Don't get shot..Comment
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I just got a set of the Warrior shells, and I'm not impressed AT ALL!
The 2 long "top" screws are a bit too long, and were FACTORY tightened to the point where they contacted the bottom, which caused a stress crack. The short screw on the bottom (near the feedneck) has already cracked the plastic.
These things suck, as do seemingly most paintball "accessories". Poor fit & finish. Chinese-made junk
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hey....Originally posted by RussThese things suck, as do seemingly most paintball "accessories". Poor fit & finish. Chinese-made junk YOU!
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back at you
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