delrin bolt for the MR1

[QuiGonKen]

just wondering if its worth picking up? like what would be the difference on it? would it have a difference?

thanks
-QGK

[yamaha cow]

people either search or explore around this has allready been talked about.

[Hob Hayward]

Well, a delrin bolt will reduce the kick a bit, and reduce wear on the inside of the marker, also you never need (or should) lube a delrin bolt.

[Frat]

My delrin bolt has orings and requires lube but as above, you have less mass moving around on the inside of the gun which means less recoild and easier recocking.

[Hob Hayward]

Right, if it has o-rings, you'll need to lube them, but not the bolt itself, not worth the risk of swelling up the bolt.

[TheRogueGnome]

anyone have pics of a delrin bolt?

[chompy]

i have the delrin bolt for the mr1, but not the low blow one. does anyone have experience with both? i feel that the regular delrin bolt gives more consistant fps when you shoot because of the angled air inlet and my 16oz co2 tank seems to last longer

[Supernaut]

The lighter bolt also saved on the air required to reach a certain FPS.

[chompy]

i tend to chop more balls with the delrin bolt and im using a progressive '06 barrel with pmi stingers. does anybody else have this problem? i switched back to the stock bolt and it was fine. i use the silver spring (medium) from 32 degrees and my gun is chronoed at 280 fps if that is any useful information to my problem

[Mr.Spyder]

Can I have a link to the Delrin Bolt?

Thanks