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 Post subject: Traccer help
PostPosted: Mon Jun 27, 2005 10:49 pm 
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Azzy,

You had mentioned a way to tape the barrel on my traccer to prevent the paint from rolling out. I was hoping for some more detail on how to do that or any other possible methods.

Also... does anyone know where I can get a bottom-line kit for the traccer/maverick?


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 Post subject: tape
PostPosted: Mon Jun 27, 2005 10:54 pm 
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I believe you just put a little piece in the barrel, then screw it on.


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OK, this works for any closed bolt gun (seen it on a Trracer, Phantom, Shocker, Cocker, At-10...)

Clean the barrel very good, use windex to get any waxy or oily crud out or off.

cut a 1" piece of electrical tape

Place the tape on the barrel, midway between the cut ends

Smooth the tape into the barrel, making sure it doesnt slide from where it first sat. Bumps and seams will just tear through paintballs, make sure it is smooth.

smooth out the tape on the outside in the sam manner.

Screw on barrel.

Now some barrels may fit tight to the body of the gun, in that case, this wont work (my Stock Class Maverick is like that). The other trick is the old nail polish trick. just place a dab of nail polish so it forms a bump in the barrel where the paintball can rest, about 1/2" in.let it dry, try it out. Repeat if neccesary.

Other option, ask PPS to add wedgits to your barrel. Same thing, only permanent. Or get a smaller bore barrel, J&J will make them, might be able to get one from lapco as well.

As for bottom lines, you need to find a eurogrip bottomline adapter, or a lonestar bottomline adapter (should work, never tried).

Or buy a 45 grip from CCI (or anywhere else) and it should be set with normal inline holes for traditional drops/cages/duckbills.

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PostPosted: Wed Jun 29, 2005 5:01 am 
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Here you go - http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... %3AIT&rd=1

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PostPosted: Wed Jun 29, 2005 7:34 pm 
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Thanks Azzy, but where do I get the kit to go from back-bottle to bottom-line?


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get one of those 45 grips, a duckbill, some stainless braided line, and an ASA to 1/8"npt reducer.

Add whatever dissconnects and fittings you may, or even a regulator for fine tuning.

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