SamGrizzy

OK on Monday I received a slightly used impulse in the mail from ebay. I go to try it out and discover that I am out of CO2 (My N2 tank has not come yet). So I figure hey, I'll go and get some more CO2 tomorrow. So Tuesday comes and I go and my tanks refilled. Finally when I get home, I slip on a brand new O-Ring and start trying to fire some balls. I fire the first one and notice that nothing came out so naturally, I turn off the gun, remove the barrel, and come to find a ball stuck in the barrel. So I remove the ball from the barrel and grab a different bag of balls (the others were slightly old). I first check to make sure that the ball does not get stuck, and, with a little drop of the paintball, it goes through fine. Then I put the barrel back on the paintball gun and fire. Nothing. What is the freakin problem. I want to use my gun. By the way, PSI is set to like 180, the barrel is a 16" JJ ceramic, 9 oz. Pure Energy Tank, if that helps at all. Oh, and there is this little little attachment thing that makes the barrel fit the Imp. Thanks in advance.

The_Duke

turn up the velocity or the psi

SamGrizzy

OK I figured it out, I just had to increase the dwell

paintballer05

i was just about to say that...

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~2003 Impulse with
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Pychoballistics Bullet Drop Forward
Low Rise
Extreme Rage Timer Grips
Smart Parts Voodoo bolt

xPiZZeRx

Not to mention that Imps can get extreme FSDO (first shot drop off).

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Impy28190

dont talk about imps when you know nothing about them buddy, the psi was already set at 180, wouldnt want to go much higher than that, and turning up the dwell and psi are the two ways to increase velocity on an imp....geesh

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xPiZZeRx

You mean dwell and OP of the maxi. Plus, Imps with LPR's, you use the LPR to change the velocity.

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Impy28190

^ i know, but he never stated anything about a lpr in this thread, good point tho

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