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Re: velocity

In Reply to: Re: velocity posted by Cox...............Tyler Cox on January 26, 2003 at 12:09:13:

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Posted by:
James "magboySK" Hrynuik
on February 01, 2003 at 04:29:06

Well, one way is to cut springs, but that's not real reliable and costly in the long run. CCI has a bolt with what is called a tuned port compensator. This adjust the flow through the bolt. That would be what you are looking for.
The whole thing is listed as part #9048 - Bolt (TPC) assembly. It's on his site for $15.50 and is a good investment in my mind.
Jim
: Ya my friend has one of tose slots on his phantom to adjust velocity but i dont, thats why i was wondering about this. Is there another way to adjust velocity or do i need to buy something from mike? Thanks,
: Tyler

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: Well, one way is to cut springs, but that's not real reliable and costly in the long run. CCI has a bolt with what is called a tuned port compensator. This adjust the flow through the bolt. That would be what you are looking for. : The whole thing is listed as part #9048 - Bolt (TPC) assembly. It's on his site for $15.50 and is a good investment in my mind. : Jim : : Ya my friend has one of tose slots on his phantom to adjust velocity but i dont, thats why i was wondering about this. Is there another way to adjust velocity or do i need to buy something from mike? Thanks, : : Tyler

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