[xxjustinxx]

Originally Posted by Crawdaddy

The regs will definitely have something to do with the velocity. Really until you take it over a chronograph there is no telling if something is wrong and paint not breaking is hardly an indication of the the marker being broken. If your field paint is anything like most field paint it is probably crap to begin with so for now don't panic and use your time to read the owners manual carefully.

Don't have the gun manual
Only the board manual, can anyone find one on the internet ? I can't

[martix_agent]

id' assume you can find them on whatever website is the bob long websire. If i knew what model a closer fit into thing, i'd give you a manual, but i do not; there's way too many names for bob long markers IMO

[xxjustinxx]

Originally Posted by martix_agent

id' assume you can find them on whatever website is the bob long websire. If i knew what model a closer fit into thing, i'd give you a manual, but i do not; there's way too many names for bob long markers IMO

Funny thing is, they don't have the closer listed on the site when I tried looking for the manual download.

[xxjustinxx]

I talked to the guy who sold me the gun, he said last time he used it it was set at 280 FPS....

[HuNtS]

i've shot paint straight into the ground point blank and have had it not break pretty much every time.. and i had my velocity at 300, so i definitely wouldnt worry about it too much.

[Db0ne]

Originally Posted by xxjustinxx

this is what I wanted to hear lol. May I ask how far away you shot ?

No more than 20 feet away.

[TheAznInvazn]

Guns don't make paintballs break or not break, it's the speed their shot in conjunction with the quality of the paint

Maybe you're velocity is super inconsistant?
If that's the case, then you can up your dwell and that should fix things