Take a breath and spell check a little more. I'll give some ideas on what I read:
Oh4Sho wrote:
Little better this tiem but nwo i went out and bought a rubber amllet and installed it perfectly. and it still chopped. I haev been installing it perfect ever since i know it and it still chops like theres no tomorrow. |
First, I'm not sure what you meant by that, particularly the rubber amllet and what it has to do with your marker. How well do you really know your marker. You stated you have been playing for 5 months and that this is your first marker. Did you have someone help you with the flatline installation? It does have to be fine tuned and is very picky about which paint can be used and what air pressure. A bad paint match or pressure too high are the most likely causes and you should have your marker chronographed (not just eyeballed) for velocity. I believe max for a flatline is around 270 for best results. You say the velocity is "positive" later but that doesn't mean anything, tell us a number. As for paint, yes its a good brand but did you buy it from a reputable dealer? It could be old paint. Look at it to make sure it is consistently round.
Oh4Sho wrote:
One thign that i think might contribute to it is the fact that when i bought it from fleet farm, there was a scratch on the inside of the barel. No idea if this has anythgin to do with it but this barrel is just getting me very angry. So if anyoen coudl help on that issue it woudl eb great cause im about to get rid of it for good. |
Not sure what fleet farm is but I'm guessing not a regular paintball supply store and that you may have bought a used barrel that is damaged. See below for my complete suggestion.
Oh4Sho wrote:
NOWWWW i bougth another GTA product which was the RT. I bougth it, took it hoem took like a halfhour+ to install to maek sure i did everythign flawlessly so i didnt have a flatline type problems again, aired it up and took it out side. |
I didn't include all the problems / trials you did but they can be read in your post. Sounds like either a bad part or bad installation. What I suggest since you are having problems with two GTA parts is have your marker professionally looked at. My first suggestion would be to call the Tippmann Proshop and send them your marker. Yes, it will take them a little time to take care of it, but they usually have issues fixed inside a week and then they mail it back to you for free. All you have to pay for is the shipping to get you marker there, you don't even pay parts or labor. You could also take it to a real proshop (not a random place that sells paintball supplies) and have them take a look. It will probably be fixed that day, but you will probably be charged quite a bit (up to $45 an hour I've heard but coul dbe less depending on where you live).
Good luck
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