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[David the newb]

I have recently equired one and have tried to to find reviews on the internet from other people with them,...... but I cant find any and since MCBers know all i came here to ask:
"What were your opinions of this marker/recommended upgrades/facts
Any opinions will be apreciated
(please tell me if I should paste this somewere else)

also
is the odyssey company even still alive or has it died out? I went to the website on the side of the box the marker came in and it doesnt exsist anymore.

[Tblazer13]

Odyssey RPM | Paintball Review | pbreview.com

[stapes]

we had 1 for a while. We had to sand a round concave into the front of the bolt because it broke balls. after that it worked fine.

[David the newb]

Originally Posted by Tblazer13

Odyssey RPM | Paintball Review | pbreview.com

Thank You

[David the newb]

Originally Posted by stapes

we had 1 for a while. We had to sand a round concave into the front of the bolt because it broke balls. after that it worked fine.

Thank you

[wowomatic]

remove one detent and that should help with ball breaks, I've shot at least 4 cases through my RPM after removing one detent and I have had no breaks. The first thing you could upgrade is the barrel, the stock one is actually decent (hard to believe, i know) but it lacks accuracy at longer ranges. It's a/c threaded. you could also add a foregrip or vertical regulator, with a new version RPM it pretty easy as the hole for the grip is threaded 1/8" npt, but with the old style RPMs it's metric and you need to fabricate an adapter. for example a direct PPS Stab will fit perfectly in a new style RPM, as well as a 32* vertical adapter. The new style could also use a qev (the old style has one factory installed), any autococker or ION qev will work. It can also take wrath boards like the t-board or virtue, but some users have reported compatibility issues with these boards. On the old version I'd also replace the ram with a delrin one from Paintball Guns and Gear from Alamo City Paintball, any of the parts made for the wrath (not the wrath ltd.) will work.

there is a brass 90* fitting forward of the lp valve, BE CAREFUL WITH THAT! DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REMOVE IT AS IT IS EXTREMELY WEAK/EASY TO BREAK AND IS HARD TO REPLACE. trust me...

there are several ways to distinguish between old and new style RPMs
1. bolt/ram: the old style RPMs have aluminum rams and white delrin bolts, new style have delrin rams and black bolts
2. board: the old style RPM boards uses dipswitches to change modes and has a single button on the outside of the frame, the new style RPM uses dip-shunt shorting jumpers to change modes and has two external buttons.
3. feedneck: in general the old style RPM comes with a twist-lock clamping feedneck and the new style comes with a regular clamping feedneck
4. ram cap: the old style uses a muti piece design with a cap + cover and qev, the new style has a one piece ram cap.
5. qev: the old style has a qev (under the ram cap), the new doesn't

I recommend using dow 33 (sl33k preferably) to lube it.

for more info go here vvvvvvvv
Odyssey RPM

[David the newb]

damn. got me a old 1
o well that was alot of good stuff there even though i forgot about this thread

[Clearush]

Yes but it only cost you $50, a stab is gonna cost you more than the marker did.

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Have you even played a day with it yet??

[David the newb]

well...ima bout to ....i cant find out how to completly take it apart > its infuriating

[Clearush]

The easist regulator up grade

Stabilizer Female [PPSP010] - $79.00 : Palmers Pursuit Shop!, Where Custom Still Means Something

with this

Stabilizer Block Mount [PPSP010B] - $31.50 : Palmers Pursuit Shop!, Where Custom Still Means Something



or you can just put a vertical adpater on it and slap any cheap reg on it.