Alexi1337
01-11-2003, 04:27 PM
It was 41 degrees when we got there, but it warmed up later in the afternoon to about 55. My 1st game I chopped everyball I fired. After I was out, I squeegeed out my gun, cleaned the bolt, cleared the VF, cleared out the hopper neck (its a revvy). I went back on the field to test it and it fired a few ok then began chopping each one again...so I used my friends tippmann 98 for a few hours until later in the afternoon. I played a game with the TS and it chopped a few but kept firing with bad accuracy until I was eliminated.
I was using marballizers, they were pretty fresh and fit the barrel (I tested them). I also had alot of problems with double firing (1 trigger pull, 2 shots fire)...and I got to thinking that I might have one of the old versions of the sentinel. My trigger pull is heavy, I chopped almost every ball, and it was double firing alot of the time. Is there any way to determine weather or not I have the old version? Crash I dunno if this helps or anything, but the Serial # is 001642 - is that before the better version? Is there any way to make the detents not as firm? I'm quite sure the detents are whats causing the chopping...I mean, the paint was brittle, but other people using the same kind with 98's, cockers, spyders weren't having any problems with chopping.
I was using marballizers, they were pretty fresh and fit the barrel (I tested them). I also had alot of problems with double firing (1 trigger pull, 2 shots fire)...and I got to thinking that I might have one of the old versions of the sentinel. My trigger pull is heavy, I chopped almost every ball, and it was double firing alot of the time. Is there any way to determine weather or not I have the old version? Crash I dunno if this helps or anything, but the Serial # is 001642 - is that before the better version? Is there any way to make the detents not as firm? I'm quite sure the detents are whats causing the chopping...I mean, the paint was brittle, but other people using the same kind with 98's, cockers, spyders weren't having any problems with chopping.