MR2 speedball look

[Critical]

Use Dow 55 lubricant, not oil. Regular paintball oil can cause the delrin bolt to swell.

[Glasher]

Originally Posted by Critical

Use Dow 55 lubricant, not oil. Regular paintball oil can cause the delrin bolt to swell.

it's a ACP bolt they are made out of a non swelling derlin, but dow lubricant his always betetr anyway.

[Alien]

Im gonna try to put back my normal board to see if it's doing a difference..

[The Booth Man]

Originally Posted by Critical

Use Dow 55 lubricant, not oil. Regular paintball oil can cause the delrin bolt to swell.

Dow 55 is designed to cause your o-rings to swell

Dow 33 is ok because it is designed to maintain it's viscosity (not gum up) at extreme pressures and temperatures, but it is relatively expensive and most local stores don't carry it and probably don't know what it is


You can find a similar grease at almost any auto parts store.
I use Mobil One Synthetic Grease. It is cheap and it was designed to lubricate joints, bearings, and other spots that have rubber seals, which face extreme pressure and temperature fluctuations.

[Critical]

Originally Posted by The Booth Man

Dow 55 is designed to cause your o-rings to swell

Dow 33 is ok...

Whoops! That would have been bad. Thanks for the catch.

[jared02]

well if needed get a rocking trigger,.. a fast hopper, i would take off the stock.

theas are just the basics

[Glasher]

Originally Posted by jared02

well if needed get a rocking trigger,.. a fast hopper, i would take off the stock.

theas are just the basics

rocking don,t fit the MR2

[jared02]

Originally Posted by Glasher

rocking don,t fit the MR2

i thought all rocking triggers are for spyders!
i was reading a post on a different fourm and ppl said tht it was possible,..

[MR2 Woodsballer]

no, no, and no it is a well established fact that MR2 and MR3 trigger frames were specifically designed for those guns no other trigger frame will fit them. As stated in many previous threads.

[wylde01]

woodsballer is correct. if you take a look at your mr2/3 and then at a regular e-frame spyder, you will notice that on the mr the trigger frame actually sits in the gun whereas the e-frames more or less sit on the gun. i hope this sounds clear.