I like my markers vainilla flavored, simple as that considering that the TM15 & TM7 out of the box are great, only replaced stock barrels for flasc ones.
But, just got the Ape Rampage Board for my TM7´s and I love them, in order to squeeze all the juice of the ape boards, do I need the MRT bolt and spring from TechT?
All comments welcome.
cheers!
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CAMO
, Sep 27 2011 10:45 PM
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Posted 28 September 2011 - 04:09 AM
Please don't use the TechT bolt, it caused nothing but trouble for me. You could still try the spring kit, which should allow you to lower your pressure a bit.
I have a thread in the TM-15 section about anyone interested in asking Boss to make a bolt for the TM Series ... feel free to go there and vote.
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I have a thread in the TM-15 section about anyone interested in asking Boss to make a bolt for the TM Series ... feel free to go there and vote.
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Posted 01 October 2011 - 12:13 AM
thnxs for the feedback, will stay away from that bolt.
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Posted 01 October 2011 - 05:57 PM
The TechT bolt isn't really a bad product, I deal with TechT alot and the problem as they exlpained it to me is that the TM's bolt guide isn't consistent in size between runs so on some bolt guides you will experience bolt stick/ bolt drag. They have awesome customer service- dudes that actually play and know what they're talking about. They sent me a shipping label for my whole bolt guide so I could send it back to them and when I got it back it works like a champ!
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Posted 01 October 2011 - 07:26 PM
I can understand when there's issues with something out of your control but that doesn't explain why the stock parts still work fine. I assume your stock bolt was running fine before you switched to the TechT?
Also my issue was that it worked fine to start with but after a few trips I started having velocity issues and after troubleshooting I resolved it by just going back to my stock bolt. Since then not a problem at all.
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Also my issue was that it worked fine to start with but after a few trips I started having velocity issues and after troubleshooting I resolved it by just going back to my stock bolt. Since then not a problem at all.
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Posted 03 October 2011 - 12:45 PM
I do use the techt Spring kit on my TM7 and it does allow me to get lower pressure, I set my marker to fire 240FPS at about 150 PSI for indoor, and for outdoor I just raise my pressure.. no more tinkering with the velocity adjuster, only the reg 
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