what is the BPS on this? i once used the 18v fasta on my project salve with a response trigger and it was fantasic, but would this be just as good?
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My son said it's a 20v and would probably be better. He works at a paintball field, so hope that helps.
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It won't be as fast as an 18v, unless you modify it(not recommended by Spyder). I use the Spyder Fasta 9v on my G5 and it keeps up just fine. Usually I shoot at about 12 bps and the hopper keeps up just fine. Unless I'm mistaken, the Project Salvo does not have eyes, so with the 9v Fasta it MIGHT break/chop alot. Just to be safe, you might want to get the 18v. However, I used my Spyder Fasta 9v on my Spyder Aggressor with e-trigger, and the hopper still kept at a 10bps rate without chopping or breaking. So personally, I would choose the 9v because it is cheaper, it requires fewer batteries, and it keeps up with my guns whether they have eyes or not. It won't be as fast as an 18v, unless you modify it(not recommended by Spyder). I use the Spyder Fasta 9v on my G5 and it keeps up just fine. Usually I shoot at about 12 bps and the hopper keeps up just fine. Unless I'm mistaken, the Project Salvo does not have eyes, so with the 9v Fasta it MIGHT break/chop alot. Just to be safe, you might want to get the 18v. However, I used my Spyder Fasta 9v on my Spyder Aggressor with e-trigger, and the hopper still kept at a 10bps rate without chopping or breaking. So personally, I would choose the 9v because it is cheaper, it requires fewer batteries,... » Read More It won't be as fast as an 18v, unless you modify it(not recommended by Spyder). I use the Spyder Fasta 9v on my G5 and it keeps up just fine. Usually I shoot at about 12 bps and the hopper keeps up just fine. Unless I'm mistaken, the Project Salvo does not have eyes, so with the 9v Fasta it MIGHT break/chop alot. Just to be safe, you might want to get the 18v. However, I used my Spyder Fasta 9v on my Spyder Aggressor with e-trigger, and the hopper still kept at a 10bps rate without chopping or breaking. So personally, I would choose the 9v because it is cheaper, it requires fewer batteries, and it keeps up with my guns whether they have eyes or not. « Show Less
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If I remember correctly the project salvo only has one exhaust port on the side of the power tube so you will need this if you plan to run a response trigger as well as a cyclone feed system
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I have no clue..i.recently brought another one a different brand much stronger & it dont go dead as quickly as the terminator 15000000v stun gun....
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Thanks but I went the opposite way and bought the adaptor. The big test will come when I travel to use the scope and see how many batteries I burn through. Then it will also become a choice between rechargeable batteries and the tank.My big concern was I have heard a lot of complaints about the tank have problems.Again thanks for the input.
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Paul, I was thinking the same thing when I purchased my new Hitachi. I'm very glad now, I didn't buy the single shot trigger kit, the factory one is fine,just don't keep the trigger held down. After using it for a few days I'm very happy with this tool.Good Luck!
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This one is extremely fast & easy. I check mine about once a week to make sure it is fully charged and only charge about once a month if not used with built in charger. It has a slide on the side that you push straight up from the off position,first stop is the flashlight which come in very handy at night, top makes tazer ready to use. round button is directly above slide on side, push and zap!!!!!!! If you have it in hand it is ready to use in seconds.........Thank God I have not had to use mine but does give me a feeling of safety and knowing I have a chance of escaping in an emergency. I like mine so much that I got one for my sister for her birthday, also it is not much larger than a cellphone so can be carried in a small purse which was important to me. Big tip, put it on your night stand at night. Get this and enjoy some peace of mind.
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Sorry, I can't help. I had to send mine back because it was too powerful. It broke every brand of paintball I used inside the marker. I ended up going with a less powerful tank.
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This is same as B3 - I highly recommend it. I spray painted mine with bedliner paint and put a red dot with a riser. Also you can polish the trigger sear - this gun is by far my most accurate gun ever. I returned the Winchester I posted about above because this was just much more easier/accurate to shoot.
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The DCF886 does not have a 3 speed switch. It has a variable speed trigger which means the more you pull the trigger, the faster it runs. I don't know about the other. I do know that this impact gun is worth the money. I've been a framer/drywaller for 25 years and it's the best impact driver I've ever had. It does exactly what it says as far as battery usage. Also it's well worth the money to invest in the XR 4.0 batteries. I was very impressed with the performance of the gun and batteries when I received them and put them to work.
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Had a B&D; Firestorm (24V) before this....prefer the Porter Cable....I have been using the saws all and drill quite a bit (moderate to heavy use) with no problems....Lithium batteries are great.....very satisfied with the entire collection
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I cant find no .300AAC Blackout loads . Is this a wild cat? I have never herd of this round at all! Can you tell me more and send picks of this round? You have my interest!
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hi kj: this unit comes with everything you'll need and is fantastic and of very high quality. use to have to give our hot rod a slight charge before we took it out for a show but have never had a single issue since i purchased this item !! i feel quite sure that you will be as pleased with it as we are. i might also add that we have a odyssey agm style of batt. vs the more common "flooded" type.. this unit will take care of both types for you. AS FOR HOOKING UP FOUR IN PARALLEL,, YOU WILL BE NEEDING TO PURCHASE EXTRY CLIPS AND ADAPTOR'S THAT ARE READILY AVAILABLE THROUGH AMAZON AS WELL. hi kj: this unit comes with everything you'll need and is fantastic and of very high quality. use to have to give our hot rod a slight charge before we took it out for a show but have never had a single issue since i purchased this item !! i feel quite sure that you will be as pleased with it as we are. i might also add that we have a odyssey agm style of batt. vs the more common "flooded" type.. this unit will take care of both types for you. AS FOR HOOKING UP FOUR IN PARALLEL,, YOU WILL BE NEEDING TO PURCHASE EXTRY CLIPS AND ADAPTOR'S THAT ARE READILY AVAILABLE THROUGH AMAZON AS... » Read More hi kj: this unit comes with everything you'll need and is fantastic and of very high quality. use to have to give our hot rod a slight charge before we took it out for a show but have never had a single issue since i purchased this item !! i feel quite sure that you will be as pleased with it as we are. i might also add that we have a odyssey agm style of batt. vs the more common "flooded" type.. this unit will take care of both types for you. AS FOR HOOKING UP FOUR IN PARALLEL,, YOU WILL BE NEEDING TO PURCHASE EXTRY CLIPS AND ADAPTOR'S THAT ARE READILY AVAILABLE THROUGH AMAZON AS WELL. « Show Less
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The 3350r velineon system that traxxas offers as a power up grade is the exact as the vxl . So if you bought a velineon system as a upgrade , you have spent more money than if you would have just bought the vxl to start with . I personally would recommend looking into castle creations brushless system instead . Its almost 100 dollars cheaper and you can get a few different power opinions. I up graded my daughters 4x4 stampede to a 3900kv and its geared for bashing . That system pushes it easily to the 45 mph on a 2s 5000mah 20c battery . The 3350 velineon system will push close to 40 mph on the same battery! I hope this helps you out !
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I think the Socom Extreme is the same rifle but with a black stock. It has the same 1650 fps velocity. I have thought about painting my stock flat black or camo-ing the whole rifle. You can use small oak leaves and twigs when painting it to get those shapes on the rifle. This is a great shooting and powerful rifle. Good luck...
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I recommend do not buy this model. CM has discontinues this version. A new Trigger will be released shortly...that's what they've told me. My Storm Trigger failed within a few months of purchase. Sent it to CM. They stated that I would get a new Trigger as soon as it is released.
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I use Daisy Premium Grade .177 Cal, 5.1 Grains, Zinc Plated BBs. This is a smoothbore so it's best suited for BBs and pellets aren't very convenient to load in the Powerline 35. I don't see much point in spending more money on BBs than the good 'ol Daisys! My chrony says that it does produce just about the advertised velocity with 10 pumps (625 fps) for 4.42 ft - lbs of energy and I get about an inch group at 7-8 yards shot off-hand. I haven't shot enough pellets to know if they shoot any better than BBs. In his blog, Tom Gaylord reported a 3/4" ten-shot group from the Powerline 35 at 10 meters using JSB RS pellets and 10 pumps, which seemed to improve accuracy somewhat over fewer pumps. Gaylord did need to retest the gun, though. His first gun didn't shoot well and Daisy sent him another gun to test.
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Thanks Speedman. I was considering purchasing a few, but it looks like it would be a waste of time and $. Have a great day.