hmmm..
it seems to me that pulling the ball upward against gravity would show that there is suction, but I don't see it happening.actually in real loading conditions, the suction would be aiding gravity in its job of pulling the ball down into the chamber. so instead of doing a 180 and making it go against gravity, put the gun on it's side, in a clamp, and put a level on it. level it out and set a ballin the feed tube, next to the closed bolt.
my guess is that if there is some suction that it isn't enough to help the loading process. the feed port would have to be smaller, closer to the size of the paintball it seems.
it seems to me that pulling the ball upward against gravity would show that there is suction, but I don't see it happening.actually in real loading conditions, the suction would be aiding gravity in its job of pulling the ball down into the chamber. so instead of doing a 180 and making it go against gravity, put the gun on it's side, in a clamp, and put a level on it. level it out and set a ballin the feed tube, next to the closed bolt.
my guess is that if there is some suction that it isn't enough to help the loading process. the feed port would have to be smaller, closer to the size of the paintball it seems.
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