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By Bill Mills - Aug 2004 Hopper test stand data For on-gun testing, paintguns were mounted
on a Custom Cylinders gun stand, with barrels removed to decrease velocity.
Paintballs were fired from the test gun into a catch box designed to catch
the paintball without breaking, and equipped with a bend sensor, giving
it the ability to confirm rates of fire from the paintgun. Hoppers
were operated while loaded to one half to three fourgths of their capacity.
Fresh paint was used for each test cycle, and paint was handled only with
gloved hands. Any paintballs which were part of a group where a ball
was chopped (in some of the failed test cycles on guns without anti-chop
eyes) or dropped during handling were disgarded and replaced with fresh
paintballs. Paintguns with anti-chop eyes had the eye anti-chop mode
activated. A microprocessor controlled pneumatic actuator pulled
the triggers of the paintguns in 10 shot strings at the listed rates.
Three trials were performed at each rate of fire, starting at 10 balls
per second. Each time a hopper fed all 10 balls in at least two of
the trials, it was advanced to the next rate of fire for three more trials.
A hopper's feed rate was considered to be the highest rate at which it
passed at least two of the three trials. Information of interest
in the trial data, is which loaders passed all three trials at their higher
speed, and how many shots they fed on the trials which they failed.
On Gun Maximum Consistent Feed Rates in 10 shot strings
Individual test results
Test gun - OGI 03 (with anti-chop eye)
Test Gun Matrix LCD
Test Gun AGD ULE - With X Valve
Test Gun 03 Shocker Vision
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