Looking to get my rainmaker rocking

[Geoffbod55]

I have a lightly select fire rainmaker that has been sitting around for about 10 years. I’m a single twin dad, I don’t have the time or the know to get the job done in a reasonable time and fashion. The only thing that I see is missing is the feed neck, the ball detent is also not looking great. I appreciate any feedback. Would love to get that bad boy rocking and rolling. Thanks again

[glaman5266]

The nice thing about screw-down wire detents is you can make your own. The feedneck is pressed in, so if you can acquire one somewhere or find your old one you could maybe try the JB Weld route? Not sure how to handle press-fit feednecks. They are a pain to tear down & rebuild, but the bigger challenge IMO is putting it back together in the reverse order you tore it apart. They're not super terrible- just a lot of screws and such. Tedious work.

Have you aired it up yet? If so, does it cycle? Did you do any mods to it before you packed it away? We're probably gonna need more information. If you want someone to straight-up fix it, maybe post a WTB ad in the buy/sell/trade section.

[Roger7pball]

I can’t remember if the rainmaker uses a f4 style wire detent. If it does aka has them… https://akapaintball.com/products/f-4-wire-nubbin

[Jordan]

I can’t remember if the rainmaker uses a f4 style wire detent. If it does aka has them… https://akapaintball.com/products/f-4-wire-nubbin

It doesn't.

I actually have a few kicking around still, if I can find them I'll snap a picture.

[Geoffbod55]

No aftermarket parts, it doesn’t cycle at the moment but I think it will when I replace my macro line.

[Dragunov151]