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Re: velocity control

In Reply to: Re: velocity control posted by Razorpb on July 28, 2003 at 15:52:33:

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Posted by:
The_Rocketman
on August 03, 2003 at 03:06:57

:Thanks it does help sorry about being so slow on thanking you I've been busy (I live on a farm)
Realy I do
: If it uses a hammer you'll need to be able to adjust how hard it hits the valve. Or restrict air flow. Hope it helps.
: Razor
:
: : I need to know how to control the velocity of a paintball in a homemade gun. Any ideas are appreciated.
: : thanks for your time,
: : Rocketman

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: :Thanks it does help sorry about being so slow on thanking you I've been busy (I live on a farm) : Realy I do : : If it uses a hammer you'll need to be able to adjust how hard it hits the valve. Or restrict air flow. Hope it helps. : : Razor : : : : : I need to know how to control the velocity of a paintball in a homemade gun. Any ideas are appreciated. : : : thanks for your time, : : : Rocketman

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