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    Deadlywinds X8 back end to tight

    just picked up a Deadlywinds fibur-x8 to use with my phantom and AC threaded markers. the back is so tightly screwed down I can't get it off to even put an insert in. I can use a screw driver or something as a T-handle but want to verify which way to unscrew from the barrel. any suggestion on how to separate the back from the barrel?

    #2
    The threaded part is reverse threaded. So if you tighten the barrel all the way on, if you keeping going eventually the threaded piece will be stuck in and the barrel will come loose
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    • Vegabond
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      that worked ty

    #3
    This is the first I have ever heard someone complain about a tight back end....

    I'm sorry.

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      #4
      Originally posted by Myrkul View Post
      This is the first I have ever heard someone complain about a tight back end....

      I'm sorry.
      It can be a little much when you're packing a 16"er.
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        #5
        Originally posted by Brokeass_baller View Post

        It can be a little much when you're packing a 16"er.
        A little bit of lube goes a long way!

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          #6
          Originally posted by Myrkul View Post

          A little bit of lube goes a long way!
          Be careful not to bust your balls, though. Won't shoot straight for weeks.
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            #7
            Originally posted by Brokeass_baller View Post

            Be careful not to bust your balls, though. Won't shoot straight for weeks.
            OP mentioned it was AC threaded.

            When your Cocker busts balls in a tight back end it's always the worst. That's why it's always important to have the timing right so there is suction in your breach too. Typically I've found suction timing works best with a stiffi barrel.

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              #8
              Ah the internet and my poor choice of words never cease to disappoint

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                #9
                Flag this thread before William The Third discovers it.

                who am I kidding...
                Paintball Selection and Storage - How to make your niche paintball part idea.

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