i got a couple of question i heard the feed on the Spyder TL plus chops balls mad if thsi si true what can i do to lesssen or eliminate teh problem.........
Im new to paintballing so........
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Get a better gun!!! Just messin'
The only thing I can suggest is to get a high rise feed for it, but I am not sure if that will help much. Sorry, but that is all I can think of.
Get a better gun!!! Just messin'
The only thing I can suggest is to get a high rise feed for it, but I am not sure if that will help much. Sorry, but that is all I can think of.
could be what cjohns says i can't think what else it might be.
it would be worth it(if you can) to have a play with one and blatt a few pellets through it and see how you get on.reason i say this is i know people with markers which according to some chopp balls like theres no tomorrow but in fact never have a major problem with it.
tb-303.
it would be worth it(if you can) to have a play with one and blatt a few pellets through it and see how you get on.reason i say this is i know people with markers which according to some chopp balls like theres no tomorrow but in fact never have a major problem with it.
tb-303.
Ok ty but might new springs help too....
so that the striker will retract faster? or im ai just spitting out non sense im just trying to ue a lil comen sense ? what do u think ?
so that the striker will retract faster? or im ai just spitting out non sense im just trying to ue a lil comen sense ? what do u think ?
It's not the retracting of the striker that does it. It's the striker coming forward that moves the bolt forward and that's the darnblasted thing that's chopping the balls.
This could be caused by a number of reasons, a irregular feed of balls is just an example. The best thing to do is get someone with a bit of knowledge to have a look at it, he should be able to tell you what's up, and suggest the appropriate course of action.
It's pretty hard to say what's wrong with a marker without having a good look at it.
This could be caused by a number of reasons, a irregular feed of balls is just an example. The best thing to do is get someone with a bit of knowledge to have a look at it, he should be able to tell you what's up, and suggest the appropriate course of action.
It's pretty hard to say what's wrong with a marker without having a good look at it.