High Rate of Fire Problem

[p8ntballin opie]

Hey when I start to shot around 15bps they start to lose velocity and distance derasticley. If i put one or two volumizers on my angel would it help? If you have any other ideas that will help let me know.

[dilly man 2]

on the lcd? no
the volumizers on the lcd do jackdidaly poop.

check out your shims.
do you have an o-ring under the breech
HP or LP
dirty lpr, or mini reg

[Vantage_TeS]

Make sure you are running close to recommended 800psi, otherwise you are starving your gun for air. The settings are recommended for a reason.

[dilly man 2]

or you can put the board on its factory settings again and the tweak it to how you like it.
like adjusting dwell, mrof... stuff like that.
go give either one of those a try.

[Fu_ness]

How do you check to make sure its running at 800psi? and where?

[Vantage_TeS]

Well if you have a screw in tank, it would be a High Pressure tank, which usually comes set at 850psi output. Some of them are only 800psi output. Both are fine.

If you had an adjustable system like an Angel AIR it would have a gauge or display to tell you what the output pressure was.

[Crazy4Paintball1]

Check your dwell too. I had trouble with drop off during high rates of fire and it ended up being my dwell....

[Gold_2kAD]

Not to jack the thread or anything but i just checked under the breach of my LCD and there is not o-ring around the bolt hole. Can i get this o-ring at any paintball store? Does it have to be a specific kind or can it be any o-ring that will fit?

[Vantage_TeS]

That oring is more of a bumper then a seal to prevent the breech from marring the body when you close it.

www.angelforce.tv any of these stores have them if you call/email them.

[chulas]

Not to jack the thread or anything but i just checked under the breach of my LCD and there is not o-ring around the bolt hole. Can i get this o-ring at any paintball store? Does it have to be a specific kind or can it be any o-ring that will fit?
It happens to be the same oring that is on your ball detent, and (atleast on the 03 lcd) and i am pretty sure it comes in a LCD oring kit.
I lost mine at one time as ewll, and i did notice a consistance problem (small... but still it is an angel and stuff) until i replaced it. My 2 cents.

[Vantage_TeS]

No, the LCD/IR3 ones are much different its not really an oring its more a piece of rubber in an oval with a large flat spot.

[chulas]

No, the LCD/IR3 ones are much different its not really an oring its more a piece of rubber in an oval with a large flat spot.

Um.. i remember it being an oring(On an LCD), from looking at it this morning. I amnot sure what the IR3 has. I do know that from the speed on, the gasket in the roto breech was no longer an oring, more like a rectangular gasket with an oval cut through it.

However, on LCDs it was an oring. A post somewhere on this board is where i first learned it to be the same as the oring on the ball detent.

In any event, if you are missing the rotobreech gasket it can make a difference in the preformance of the gun.

[dilly man 2]

when i lost mine i soon found that my consistency was horrid.
140-270.
2001 dark lcd

[Vantage_TeS]

Um.. i remember it being an oring(On an LCD), from looking at it this morning. I amnot sure what the IR3 has. I do know that from the speed on, the gasket in the roto breech was no longer an oring, more like a rectangular gasket with an oval cut through it.

However, on LCDs it was an oring. A post somewhere on this board is where i first learned it to be the same as the oring on the ball detent.

In any event, if you are missing the rotobreech gasket it can make a difference in the preformance of the gun.

You are right, I looked too and it IS an oring. My mistake.

[Grabowski_LCD]

maker sure your tank's op is 800psi and get a new reg i have a 04 Glad and it keeps up with 20+ bps no shoot down. Everyone i know has shoot down and crap consistancy with those dam mini regs

[josh_hill]

I lost my oring and it's replacement so I just filled the hole with some soft caulk. Works quite well, just be carefull not to put too much in, or get it in undesireable places. If you do screw up you can wipe it off and start again.