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WARPIG Tech Talk - Bushmaster 2000 / Defiant
Hi rise.... Lo rise..........
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Posted by L.P.CockerDude on May 28, 2002 at 01:07:42:

I just picked up an older Bushy, 2nd generation I think. I noticed 2 things that were different from my 4th generation right away........ No milling & a Lo-rise feed. My newer Bushy has the stock gripframe, trigger and a Hi-rise feed. I can hammer on that trigger and dump a hopper of paint in seconds without a problem. The one I just picked up has a "Ripper" gripframe and a Lo-rise feed.... I noticed that this set up just can't keep up!! If I get on the trigger I'll outshoot the feed & get some empty shots. I'm guessing that replacing the lo-rise with a hi-rise will solve my problem. Has anyone else experienced this??? My revy works great with the 4th Gen so it's not the prob...... Someone else has gotta be able to confirm this. LMK, thx.

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