[gamer565]

Originally Posted by Jordan719

I know, but like I originally posted, after talking to friends and other players they felt, from what I described, that the issue had to deal with the solenoid. That is why I sent it in.

Sounds like those people shouldn't give advice on teching marker..

[mcgyver]

There are issues that aren't user fixable or that I would even recommend a user fix. If you aren't sure how to do something, play it safe and send it back to the guys who built it. I consider myself to be competant but the guys at the factory and traveling techs know more about this stuff than I do.

At the store I used to work at, we charged 45$ just to look at an electronic marker. Any parts that were needed were called before they were put on.

The solenoid is something thats hit and miss. If its an old SFT, then yea, it may actually be the noid. Most of these guns have dual regulators and a series of other items than can affect pressure and velocity. The solenoid should be viewed as a last ditch attempt. I very seldom have had to replace an Intimidator or Ego solenoid.

[vesparider]

I only have 2 g6r at the moment but have plenty of spares to make sure they are always ready. Spares include: solenoid. Board. Eyes. Detents springs and a complete set of Orings to rebuild at least 10 times.

I learned a long time ago. "If you are gonna play you gotta pay!"

My only issue with the markers is the programming. That's what my 14 year old is for.