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  • Chuck E Ducky
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    I would definitely take one.

  • Chuck E Ducky
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    No it came with that

  • superman
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    That should be doable. How many people would want them?

  • nerdcore
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    Originally posted by superman
    I am sure i can punch a few of the feedneck adapters out if people are interested. Just need some dimensions.
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  • shooter311
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    Awesome! Did it come with the extra springs and o-rings normally, or did you have to requests spares?

  • nerdcore
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    Thanks, Ducky. I don't have any calipers or anything else to measure with.

  • Chuck E Ducky
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    I will measure mine today.

  • superman
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    I am sure i can punch a few of the feedneck adapters out if people are interested. Just need some dimensions.

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  • Chuck E Ducky
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    Picking mine up from the post office today.

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    Also it would be simple to turn the stock feedneck down to empire spec and throw an Inception clamping feedneck on it. I would do mine myself if I ever planned on running it open class.
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  • nerdcore
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    I've tried those before & wasn't thrilled (on the old Invert Mini). I like having a bleed feature so I don't have to fight the asa or that thing.

  • nerdcore
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    Originally posted by shooter311
    Also, I am curious. Does the marker shoot right out of the box? Some have had to tinker with their a bit before it would shoot right.
    I read through SignofZeta's post, and the first thing I did was slide the valve assembly & bolt out. There was a little bit of what looked like dust mixed with the slightest amount of oil. Cleaned & re-oiled both. Then I backed out the post-travel trigger screw because it even LOOKED too far down, like the trigger had no post-travel at all. Makes me wonder if that's a shipping/safety thing?

    Then I gassed up. No leaks. Then dry-fired once with no incident, but it was late and a lot louder than I expected, so degassed immediately after that. But with no on/off on the asa, it was a total bear to unscrew the tank. Didn't damage anything, thank Crom.

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  • nerdcore
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    I can post a few pics. It basically has a milled horizontal groove to accommodate the shaft of the t-rail's clamping screw.

  • superman
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    If you wanted a screw in solution for the on/off. I would go with something like this. https://eastcoastpaintball.com/produ...standard-black

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  • shooter311
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    Also, I am curious. Does the marker shoot right out of the box? Some have had to tinker with their a bit before it would shoot right.

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  • shooter311
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    I bet BMC Fabrication could make an Empire collar pretty quick that slides into that black clamp. He just built a custom one for my FBM cocker and Loctite it in and it was very resonably priced. I bet this would be even easier. I did have an open class sterling that had a clamping feedneck. I believe it was just a standard Hedloc feedneck that slid in the black piece and clamped it in. I don't think I ever took the feedneck out though. If you have a spare one or a store around, maybe just see if it will clamp in. https://photos.app.goo.gl/TbzD3LjkyV9Rpbci9


    As for an On/Off ASA, you might be in trouble there. The only solution I would have for you is something like an inline on/off like this: https://www.amazon.com/GOG-Paintball...0196222&sr=8-2

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