Grix

So I am thinking about buying a Shocktech Superfly front bolt for my Tippmann 98 Custom Pro. However, I read on a single comment on pbreview.com that this bolt does not fit Custom Pro's with Anti-Chop Technology. I did many searches but couldn't find a confirmation.
Is it correct? Is there any difference between normal bolts and ACT stock bolts?

ALSO, if you don't know etc. do you have any recommendations on bolts that you know fit? I'm especially looking for accuracy and range improving bolts.

monsterenergy62

Bolts dont really improve accuracy or range. More or less the make your gun quieter or more efficient. If you want better accuracy look around for a nice barrel and for range im not sure how you adjust velocity on a Tippman but thats how you can increase range. Hope this helped.

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jgilk1

the 98 custom and the custom pro are two completly different markers the bodies appear to be the same but the custom pro is the lower end marker the superflybolt should work just fine with your 98 custom if your gun came factory with the act it should work just fine

as far as range it's a pb gun if a bolt says it will increase the the velocity 15 fps it just mean you are not going to be using so much air to propell the ball @300 fps get a gas through for grip and use hpa will give you a more consistant shot but as far as range is concerned a jand j ceramics barrel of a freak kit will allow you to get a better paint to bore match giving you maby another 5' of accracy

to adjust velocity on a tippmann 98 to the left of the ss line there is a set screw adjusting this changes the velocity
turning it in lowers velocity and turning it out increases velocity adjusting velocity above 300 fps is never safe and the gun should be chroned befor shooting it @ another human being

hope this helps if not pm me i explaing it a little better

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