Thread Tools

**Ahmadi6490** · June 13th, 05:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BioSin

Stop being ignorant. You most likely never shot a progressive/teardrop and own a ceramic. Ceramics arn't "so much better" than progressive because i own both the ceramic and the progressive. They are both good and the only advantage that the ceramic has is that you don't need a squeegie for it. And they both are around 30 bucks, so do you mind telling me how the ceramic is much more affordable than the progressive like you said?

But it's still recommend to squeegie out any barrel

**Spec74** · June 15th, 08:56 AM

Oh please... you'll still need a squeegie no matter what. I like to see you shoot your marker after you get a barrel break in any barrel on the market and see how well you'll shoot

***eaglelox*** · July 9th, 11:23 PM

Nightstriker and Nightstriker XL are made out of W1 tool steel and not titanium

**rodeopb28** · July 17th, 02:58 PM

ya those are sum good ideas. i actully upgraded my rodeo to electric. so i have a c.a.m.d esp frame on it. the i put 14 in quiet roit barrel on it wit a acs bolt nd a low rise feed neck. my next up grade will be a t-board wit a ramping ship

**Sh00t em Up** · July 17th, 07:37 PM

*chip* and when did ya get the barrel and acs bolt?

***chogaso*** · September 18th, 09:40 PM

will all the ups listed above work for a pilot?

**xXMikeXx** · September 24th, 11:23 PM

wasnt this stickied?

**Ahmadi6490** · September 24th, 11:27 PM

Yup, it's in the main sticky.

**KingFikiElectra** · September 26th, 02:38 AM

who unstikied my sticky?

**Ahmadi6490** · September 26th, 06:26 AM

The mod of all mods.

***EPAKKnight*** · September 26th, 01:04 PM

Ok Here is my issue I have a spyder shutter I bought off a friend a couple years ago. I love this gun. I recently changed my shooting style to sniper as opposed to running full out shooting everything in sight. But I blew an o-ring and while replacing it I found out the marker had some moderate scratches on the inside along the top of the bolt guide. After looking at them my buddies and I decided that switching over to a Evil Delrin bolt would cut down on the scratches on the body and increase my accuracy (due to consistant air flow). My questions are, the scratches are going to wear on the delrin bolt is there a way of polishing some of the scratches out? Will switching over to an Evil Valve have that great of an effect on my accuracy (as opposed to the stock vavle)? and when I put a new tank on I hear a litlle metal hitting metal when I shoot (even with the delrin bolt and just oiled insides)any ideas?

***EPAKKnight*** · October 5th, 10:20 AM

Well I'll take your silence to mean that no one knows how to fix my shutter. That being the case I purchased a Spyder Electra. I don't plan on getting rid of my Shutter. I'll hold onto it until I figure out how to fix it.

However I still need help with my second question. I am putting a Evil Delrin bolt in my Electra. Should I put an evil valve in it as well. What are the benefits?

Thanks for your Help

***martix_agent*** · October 5th, 12:53 PM

well teh sotck botl is gonna scratch the frame, but it's ok. nothing gonan happen to your delrin bolt. and DO NOT attempt to remove scratches on the inside of your gun. you can REALLY mess it up if you do that.

the new valve isnt's gonna change much, I'd say stay with the stock one. If you wanna change your valve, get a spring set from 32 degrees.

and the metal "ping" your'e hearing is very normal, it's like a spyder trademark so nothing bad's gonna happen

Thread Tools

View more Paintball photos