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| MCB Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Houston, TX |
NoX board. I thought it looked familiar. It's aftermarket and you'll have to look on the board or check the different Nox board manuals to match it up. Nice board actually. Here's one... NoX Promaster NoX Board | Paintball Review | pbreview.com The HPRs got blamed for a lot of problems and small ports don't help. Before you get around to firing it up the first time, make sure you start with five pairs of spring washers in the HPR stack as shown in the manual (kind of). Mine was short a pair and probably would have slow fired fine, but the shorter, stiffer stack will not open the port as wide. Actually, I guess one or both of your HPRs are gutted as volumizers. It's funny the different frame castings have the same number cast into them. You should probably just buy a detent from JT parts. I started to make a new one because my old one looked like a really bad design. As I started checking the dimensions, I realized it was just squeezed and pushed into the wrong slot. After trying to return it to it's original position, it seems to do ok.
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| MCB Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Houston, TX |
Where are you at? [Where're yat?] I have a spare since I made a fatter one.
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