If you are on Twitter add/follow dyeprecision
If you are on Facebook add/follow the DYE group on their, the release all the info on there. Heard about the tests they done on the new 2010 markers weeks ago.
so the NT rumours are true
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If you are on Facebook add/follow the DYE group on their, the release all the info on there. Heard about the tests they done on the new 2010 markers weeks ago.
LOL... well Ok that message is for the rest of them then...Cheers buddy but I am, it was sarcasm as I sent him that link last night
For next time can you put a smiley in the original post to help the confusion
I remember seeing a thread on pbnationa bout someone who put a spring in his dm8 he managed to notch the dwell two notches without any side effects. Reckon this is what they are doing?
Hmm I dont see any new technology really.
New to dye maybe but not new to the industry.
They have reduced the mass of the bolt down to that of a Hollowpoint Ion/Geo. Dropping the traditional matrix design for an Ion style design.
Which will really reduce kick.
The internal piston is remeniscent of the one you get with the Orange Ion bolt.
Its basicly a DM9 with ion upgrades
Oh yeah
very good!
Im not complaining mate.
Best way to design a product is to take the best of the current crop and merge it with your own.
Just dont tell the dye fanboys we've had NT for years.
I've always thought that the hollowpoint bares more resemblance to the operating system of a FEP Quest than a traditional Ion bolt kitOh yeah
Im not complaining mate.
Best way to design a product is to take the best of the current crop and merge it with your own.
Just dont tell the dye fanboys we've had NT for years.
(despite being an ion upgrade)
Yeah they are pretty similar.
Id say the quest is a step inbetween the shocker and the hollowpoint ion.
The quest, like the shocker doesnt pop off the valve guide it just moves an apeture to either fill or empty the bolt chamber.
Where as the hollowpoint, while configured like a quest bolt gets its simplicity from the ion design.
The seal is just done from the inside rather than the outside. Apart from that it works like every other 'tailless' ion bolt.
Many other ion upgrade bolts perform very similar to the Hollowpoint.
And the Orange one has a floating piston like the NT.
But my favorite is still the hollowpoint which I bought of you I think
funnily enough i was asleep when you sent me that and actually checked facebook this morning instead of msn. thats right. thats how sad I am. I check my facebook before i go to work.Cheers buddy but I am, it was sarcasm as I sent him that link last night
and who's awake at 2am?!
but i do bow down and admit that you did, infact, find this before me. Congrats Jack - major internet points to you!
Tbh (and just to keep this thread on track) I think it looks absolutely horrible. the rubber grips at the front of the trigger frame do nothing for me. I also think that it just strongly resembles an SLG. which are ugly.