I own a Spyder Pilot with a VL Evo II Hopper. It doesn't consistently lay the paint down and I have to pull the bolt back every once in a while to continue firing. What's causing this?
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ANSWERS: 3
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This could happen if u do not oil the o-rings and the gun for a while.
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due just because u have a vl evo 11 hoper dont mean ne thing what it is is that the hopper is puting the paint down in the chamber but not fast enough and the bolt is hiting the paintball as it is droping into the chamber causeing it to jam but in order to fix it u need to slow down and it not throughing the paint uis cause u need to work on your rocker finger working on getting them to where u can shoot realy quick one right after the other and trust me on this i play on a paintball team andi'm pretty good so take my advice and work on getting a halo hopper it will crame the paint into the chamber a lot faster and dont forget work on rocking your fingers
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what it is is that the hopper is puting the paint down in the chamber but not fast enough and the bolt is hiting the paintball as it is droping into the chamber causeing it to jam but in order to fix it u need to slow down and it not throughing the paint uis cause u need to work on your rocker finger working on getting them to where u can shoot realy quick one right after the other and trust me on this i play on a paintball team andi'm pretty good so take my advice and work on getting a halo hopper it will crame the paint into the chamber a lot faster and dont forget work on rocking your fingers
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