curving paintballs

If this was only the Flatline I would completely understand. It is a piece of crap unless you have it installed right, clean, small bore paint and good velocity. Then you just hasve to be plain lucky. You sound unlucky BillyBob, since the J&J is broken also.

First I would CLEAN your barrels. Then I would make sure that your velocity is really what you think it is. Next I would see if your shooting decent fresh paint for your barrels. After that, I would check if you have pressure regulation problems on your marker.

If it still doesn't work, I would suggest you learn to aim and hold steady. Bench your marker, and at a fixed target see if your groups open up.

Nickodemus wrote: First I would CLEAN your barrels.  Next I would see if your shooting decent fresh paint for your barrels.

The problem almost certinetly lies in those two areas.

Take your barrel and run water through it for about 1 min.  Next, soak it in warm soapy water for another 2 min and then rise it out again for a min and rinse off the outside.  Take a cotton ball, soak it in dishwashing soap and run it through your barral, then rinse out THOUROGHLY.  Dry by running a cloth through the barrel many times, then rinse and dry again.  Let is sit one end up overnight on a paper towel and run the cloth through again to be sure its dry. 

Also, clean out your breech and hopper elbow while you are at it.

the field paint is draxxus Blaze i think i know its blaze                                also its not the velocity, and i clean my barrels the way you mentioned after every use.  I dont have time on the field to rinse them out, over and over again i just squegge it and than wash it out at lunch.  I think it might be the air flow should i get a stabelizer?

billybob123 wrote: also when the gun is fully apart is it alright to run water over the two reciever halves?

i think you would be able too i dont see why not just make sure none of the internals are in it and make sure you dry it off completly when you are done.