[Mason74]

So for a long time I have dealt with this, actually, just lived with it, but its kind of annoying....

I run a rotor on my pm8, and a 68/45 and the gun is seriously back weighted.

Would a drop forward fix this, or would using a smaller tank be better? Say a 45/45?

[IBleed Arbor]

Smaller tank would definitely help

[JoshC90]

Originally Posted by Mason74

So for a long time I have dealt with this, actually, just lived with it, but its kind of annoying....

I run a rotor on my pm8, and a 68/45 and the gun is seriously back weighted.

Would a drop forward fix this, or would using a smaller tank be better? Say a 45/45?

A titty tank would help but u also wont get but maybe 4-5pods plus a hopper, i would go for a 50/45 stubby if it bothers you that much. A drop forward is also an option

[Choppa74]

I used a drop forward on the PM8 that I had. It seemed to help the balance issue with the 68/45 tank.

[Mason74]

Originally Posted by Choppa74

I used a drop forward on the PM8 that I had. It seemed to help the balance issue with the 68/45 tank.

What kind of drop forward u using?

[JoshC90]

this would work well IMO

http://www.ansgear.com/Dye_Mini_Drop...minidstblk.htm

[speedy2k4]

This is why I prefer my DM6 over the PM/DM9+

They shorted the bolt and moved the feedneck (and weight of the loader) rearward in relation to the frame. DM6 is heavier, but actually feels a lot more comfortable and natural to me.

You can use a smaller tank or mini drop to try to correct the problem, both have their disadvantages though.