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  • gideons_wrath
    Rockin and Cockin
    • Mar 2021
    • 35

    #1

    Identification question

    Did this velocity adjuster come as a kit with a back block or was the whole marker originally sold like this?
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  • Ecapnation
    MCB Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 4332
    • South Central Long Island

    #2
    That as far as I know was only available as a kit and never sold on any production custom

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    • Grendel
      Grendel commented
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      Yup, fully agree I only saw those as kits. I know one of my old teammates love it.
  • XEMON
    Frenchy is here!
    • Jul 2020
    • 3060
    • Nor Cal

    #3
    How does it work?
    got a hollow hex attached to the threads that slide in and out with the back block or is it fixed to the body?

    I'd love to see pictures of it odd the gun 😁
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    • bacci paintball
      MCB Member
      • Jul 2020
      • 105

      #4
      Never found out who produced these. Here is a video showing this backblock style:
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8uSJWVVmKs

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      • gideons_wrath
        Rockin and Cockin
        • Mar 2021
        • 35

        #5
        Yes! Exactly like the video. I like it's operation, but the length of the dialer inside of the body kind of forces me to use a shorter but stiffer spring to get the velocity up. Not really much of a problem, but it makes for a stiffer pump stroke.

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        • Grendel
          Grendel commented
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          Yup, Clay (my teammate) had to clip springs. I remember some tournaments did not allow them because they "made it easy" to adjust on the field.
      • XEMON
        Frenchy is here!
        • Jul 2020
        • 3060
        • Nor Cal

        #6
        Thanks, that's clever

        So it stays attached to the body and the back block move normally (with a notch to accommodate the knob)?
        Love my brass ... Love my SSR ... Hard choices ...

        XEMON's phantom double sided feed
        Keep your ATS going: Project rATS 2.0
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        • gideons_wrath
          Rockin and Cockin
          • Mar 2021
          • 35

          #7
          It works just like you think it does!

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          • XEMON
            XEMON commented
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            Thanks ks you so much for the pictures πŸ‘

            I'm so gonna make some πŸ˜‹
        • Chuck E Ducky
          Ragnastock Enforcer
          • Jul 2020
          • 6273
          • NY

          #8
          That’s neat! Is it hard to turn by hand?

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          • gideons_wrath
            Rockin and Cockin
            • Mar 2021
            • 35

            #9
            only when it is cocked, then you have the pressure of the compressed spring to compete with. Even then, it isn't terrible.

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