Oh, you can shim the springs too, of course. On Monday, 8 October 2012 22:09:14 UTC+1, Pete Arundel wrote: > > Depending on the gun, you may be able to re-spring it to increase the > velocity. Spring kits are available for popular guns. > > On Sunday, 7 October 2012 20:25:56 UTC+1, RocketMan wrote: >> >> At the last battle, Will commented that he thought my marker velocity was >> low. I just checked it with the chrono and I was able to adjust it up to >> about 220 fps. I know the higher the velocity the better (up to 300 fps, >> anyway), but how much of a factor is this ? Aside from the velocity >> adjustment screw, is there any way to beef up the pop ? >> >> >> >> While we’re on this topic, quite a while ago I saw Steve or Will with a >> paintball chrono that just needed to touched to the marker barrel while >> firing to take a measurement. The chrono I have now is a general purpose >> one that can be used for firearms, archery, paintball, etc. It’s versatile >> but kind of a pain to set up. Is anyone familiar with the paintball chrono >> I described ? Does it cost a fortune ? >> >> >> >> Thanks a lot, >> >> Doug >> >
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