What should I add to my Victor II

I'd start off with either an expansion chamber, or nitro. That's gonna fix your shot consistancy. (just remember, you get what you pay for. Nitro will help a lot more, if you have the dough.)

You've got a nice barrel. Keep it.

Next? Speed. Grab an agitating or force-feeding hopper. On the upper-end, it's going to be a Halo B or an Empire Reloader B (same idea, but the Empire is sound-activated.) If your wallet ain't that big, maybe go with an Empire Reloader- which is basically a sound-activated Viewloader Revvy. The Halo TSA is another good option, but a little pricey for the BPS you get. Also, not quite tried and tested as the Viewloader/Reloader revvy models.

I saved the grip-frame for after the hopper because, well, what's the point shooting faster if your hopper can't keep up? There are lots of options here, including Kingman's own Electro-grips. There are also a couple conversion kits from ACI and Dragun that are worth a look. But I'd let you decide that one. There are just so many options.

Given all that, you should be good to go.

Alexmo123 said:

revvy then nitro then new gun
dont waste money on that you wont notice big of a difference

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If you read my post it said I am not buying a new gun don't tell me to

Shytkicker said:

I'd start off with either an expansion chamber, or nitro. That's gonna fix your shot consistancy. (just remember, you get what you pay for. Nitro will help a lot more, if you have the dough.)

You've got a nice barrel. Keep it.

Next? Speed. Grab an agitating or force-feeding hopper. On the upper-end, it's going to be a Halo B or an Empire Reloader B (same idea, but the Empire is sound-activated.) If your wallet ain't that big, maybe go with an Empire Reloader- which is basically a sound-activated Viewloader Revvy. The Halo TSA is another good option, but a little pricey for the BPS you get. Also, not quite tried and tested as the Viewloader/Reloader revvy models.

I saved the grip-frame for after the hopper because, well, what's the point shooting faster if your hopper can't keep up? There are lots of options here, including Kingman's own Electro-grips. There are also a couple conversion kits from ACI and Dragun that are worth a look. But I'd let you decide that one. There are just so many options.

Given all that, you should be good to go.

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uh whats an expansion Chamber?
I am going to get an Empire Loader

NYY said:

nitro, reg, bolt, valve, reg, conver to lp, polish internals, electric trigger frame, new board/eyes for the frame, new trigger, feedneck adapter, 15 degree VA if you like them. All i can think of right now
3/10

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Convert to LP I don't Understand whats that mean?
Also what is the board and whats a board with eyes?

Mason_Schettig said:

new inline, no rise clamp, cp rail or unimount, electric trigger frame w/ some eyes, sweet spot trigger, micro line hose. halo or evo II loader..
5/10 for all

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whats a inline?
What is a raise clamp?
cp rail, unimount?
I know what a Electric trigger frame is but with eyes?


Sorry about so many questions but I have no idea what some of this stuff is



If anyone else replies I have already decided on some of the stuff I will be adding
Empire Loader
PMI Pure Energy Regulator

An expansion chamber is a fore-grip that lets the CO2 expand, so it's not just sputtering through the hose-line with little bits of liquid CO2. It keeps the CO2 temperature more constant (cuz varying temperatures mean diffirent pressure/volume, both of which will make your shot consistancy go down the ****ter- which will affect your accuracy and range in a big way.) It's something like a regulator, only less trouble-prone with CO2.

A LP, or Low Pressure, system lowers the input pressure of your CO2. The going myth is that it makes your marker more 'consistant' or 'efficient.' Not true, but it will make your set-up quieter. Not all that worth it in my book.

Inline = (?) short hand for "inline regulator."

Not all that nessecary if you're going with CO2. In which case, I reccomend an expansion chamber, again.

Raise clamp = a type of vertical feed that clamps onto the hopper. Only really worth it if you use a wide variety of hoppers or are having trouble fitting your current set-up.

CP Rail/Unimount = A sort of drop-forward. Not entirely important with CO2, again.

Eyes = paint sensors that detect weather there is paint in your breech before firing. Usually come on the top of an after-market trigger frame (right where the breech would be).