Pm7 breaks the last ball everytime

R.Schneider · 02-09-2013, 08:07 PM

Everytime i shoot my gun fast, once it gets to the last ball and the hoppper slows the gun down to shoot the last ball. Pow it blows up the last ball lol

R.Schneider · 02-09-2013, 08:25 PM

Ok correction. Its the 2nd to last ball in the hopper period. Everytime. Ive tried different paint. I even tried turning the anti bolt stick down

poopresearch · 02-09-2013, 08:47 PM

The ball is bouncing when it enters the breach because there is no stack above it. Most guns have this problem because the eyes register the ball during the bounce. You can try upping the eye delay but I don't remember if the PM7 board offers that option.

You might have success upping the dwell and dropping the LPR. It will reducing the cycling force significantly meaning the bolt will be more likely to bounce off the ball then to crush it. DM's and PM can be made incredibly gentle in this way.

R.Schneider · 02-09-2013, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by poopresearch

The ball is bouncing when it enters the breach because there is no stack above it. Most guns have this problem because the eyes register the ball during the bounce. You can try upping the eye delay but I don't remember if the PM7 board offers that option.

You might have success upping the dwell and dropping the LPR. It will reducing the cycling force significantly meaning the bolt will be more likely to bounce off the ball then to crush it. DM's and PM can be made incredibly gentle in this way.

Dude thats absolutely genius!!!! Thank you sooo much. I have the virtue board in it, so i can change the eye delay a tad. How much should i go up from the stock dwell setting and how much should i turn down the lpr from stock setting?

MstrKey · 02-12-2013, 10:50 PM

On the stock PM7 board it's called the eye sensitivity setting. Raise it up a couple milliseconds. That should help. I used to set my guns up by putting 10 balls in the hopper and then ripping them out. If I broke one, I'd up my eye sensitivity another millisecond. Then repeat until I could fire all the paint out. This can help you prevent ball breaks during those intense games when your hopper runs low as well.