Posted by: Wycke on March 17, 2003 at 11:25:49

The nail polish bit works really well. In fact, you could put one blob right at the end of the barrel to prevent the double-feeding and another right where the ball sits with the bolt forward to prevent rollouts. The ideal solution for rollouts would be finding a barrel that fits the paint you shoot better than the stock one. The stock barrel on the Mav I had was dead-on with medium-large bore paint (Nelson was awesome), but just about anything smaller shot like carp. I think I ended up finding an old J&J brass barrel that was a tighter bore and it worked like a charm for ProBall and Marbs (this is back when Marbs were about the smallest .68 caliber paint around).

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