Posted by: DaveA on February 05, 2003 at 05:22:15

If you dont have a high flow bolt, you're still bottlenecking at the valve output, so you may not see any differences until you can actually deliver more volume to the back end of the paintball. The choke method of velocity adjustment is well known and is essence what you are doing if you're not using a superfly or something equally as high volume. I found that when I changed my bolt I was amnd am able to get lower than 250psi. Its hard to judge exact numbers as gauges aren't really that accurate. BTW I just got an Eranger. OMG. Great gun, but more to the point, the Kaner Barrel is pretty good stuff.

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