Hi everyone and thanks for the add . I have played paintball since the nineties for fun and got into collecting about 20 years ago . I have an opportunity to purchase a tippmann factory F/A the seller wants 200$ it looks like it was never used I have tried researching it but info is scarce I appreciate any helpful tips thanks in advance . I went ahead and bought it it is so clean and I got a bonus the vhs with instructions the thing is the bottom of the grip shows some scratches deep ones .seller said it was storage and handling . I got it for $150
Tippmann factory F/A
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I have one and they are fun but I always put a pro carbine fore grip on it because I didn't want to damage the cyclone feed clock springWTB Gen-E, Dye DM3 partsComment
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I've always wanted to fit a hot force-feed loader to one- a Halo or Rotor- and see if you could feed it without the actually kind of fragile clockspring thing.
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do let me know if its number 383, outside of that, its a steal. if you can, take a standard allen set with you and remove the feed cylinder and look for any hairline cracks. in the breech area. that it what would separate a wall hanger from a field gun for me.Comment
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Aw, one off! If it was 1-2-3-4 it'd be the same as your luggage combination!
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@poppy024+ The receiver internals and valve are like the Pro Lite. I wouldn't mess with the rear piston / rate of fire parts unless they are messed up. I got lucky with my piston setup and didn't have to adjust so far. My wind up feeder is intact but I don't wanna even mess with it. I cannot find detailed instructions or a good exploded view of that windup cycloneComment
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You could probably get a lot of information on it from Kenny Stewart. He runs the General Paintball Museum and has a travel trailer full of Tippmanns, he's collected ton of their stuff and talked with lots of their old employees on his various podcasts and videos too. He's on Facebook and YouTube and likely lurking around here somewhere.
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