Posted by: XCush on November 27, 2002 at 20:28:28

Man there is a lot of things to look at for this problem. If you’re able to see the bolt head not closing the breach all the way then it should be the timing. 1st try slowing the bolt pulse down or speed up the firing pod on an LS board. (Recommendation: slow the bolt pulse down 1st) If you have the “dome switch” board then the off position of the bottom 2 “dip switches” will slow down the bolt. (Make sure to adjust the dip switches on the right of the board) As you make the changes the gun will sound different. Physical problems: Try looking at the bolt and make sure that the shaft is straight and the bolt head o-rings are not swollen. The firing solenoid could affect it, but that would be rare from what you are describing. Hope it will help. : Lately, my shocker has been burping. I put a new battery in it and cleaned and lubed everything up. I've tried changing the timing, but nothing helps. When I shoot it fast, the bolt does not go all the way forward and it burps and sputters. I can tell this by looking down the feed tube that sometimes it does not go all the way forward. I usually can fix and figure things out, but I'm stumped. I was wondering if I should use a rebuild kit and replace some of the internals. If anybody could help it would really be appreciated.

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