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Re: Skipping Shocker

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Posted by XCush on October 17, 2002 at 18:30:34:

In Reply to: Re: Skipping Shocker posted by ladedati on October 05, 2002 at 01:25:50:

Because you are looking at an older gun then make sure battery is good and the internals are in good shape (ie. pop-it housing, bolt o-rings/bumbers) anything that would cause the bolt to slow down, then timming could be the factor. The "bolt pulse" could be too slow alowing it to double feeding. When your double feeding you should also get the "cough and skipping" action as well. It's bad if you double feed 3 to 5 times per hopper full. If you already know about having the paint stacked or having force feed hoppers (ie. Halo's)on a right feed shocker in order to reduce the "cough and skip" then I sugest going to a "certified" smartparts tech.
Hope it will help.

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: Because you are looking at an older gun then make sure battery is good and the internals are in good shape (ie. pop-it housing, bolt o-rings/bumbers) anything that would cause the bolt to slow down, then timming could be the factor. The "bolt pulse" could be too slow alowing it to double feeding. When your double feeding you should also get the "cough and skipping" action as well. It's bad if you double feed 3 to 5 times per hopper full. If you already know about having the paint stacked or having force feed hoppers (ie. Halo's)on a right feed shocker in order to reduce the "cough and skip" then I sugest going to a "certified" smartparts tech. : Hope it will help.

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