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Posted by Superannuated on August 22, 2001 at 23:21:36:

In Reply to: Buying Choas Bushmaster Have Question? Help ASAP! posted by Fast Fingers on August 14, 2001 at 00:52:23:

: Hi I might be buying a bushmaster but I need a few questions anwsered. Well I am going to list what this bushmaster has and to the right of what it has I will put my question.

: Chaos Busmaster #002
: -Extensive milling
: -CIP Vertical Adapter*
: -Air America Vigilante*
: -CIP Sweet-Spot trigger* Is this trigger any good?
: -CP 12" .689 Nickel Plated one-piece barrel
: -CIP High Rise*
: -Bright Blue LED light
: -Hight Flow Valve Does this lower preasure?
: -Blue Dyed Bolt
: -Dye Clear Sticky Grips
: -VL Clear 12vt Revolution
: -CHAOS chip What modes of fire does this have?
: -DCP A.C.E. Can it shoot all color paint?
: -CHAOS Feed System No idea what this is?
: -Sonic LPR with Ram Gauge
: -Stock stuff
: -Mac Dev Micro Gauge
: - "*" Anodized Electric Blue with Silver Splash

: Well thanks for all the help and hopefully I will be joining the bushmaster family soon!

::I have a Chaos chip and anti-chop eye on one of my two Bushies. The performance and modes of fire will depend on which version you get. I have had some problems with the chip/eye and with customer support from Defiance Custom Paintball. You may want to check www.dcpb.com and www.obdo.net.

Personally, I play much more with my other Bushy. Both guns have the CIP valve and Kapp cup seal and run at 180 to 190 psi with some sacrifice in efficiency.

The CIP asa adapter is as good as any. The CIP trigger is just a little wider than stock so it has less sideways play; I tried it and went back to the stock trigger so I can slap the trigger at a 45 degree angle to fire it. The CIP high-rise is excellent. The Vigilante works well on the Bushy. The CP is a very good single-stage barrel for the Bushy; I use a .685 for small tournament paint like Diablo Hellfire. The .689 should be fine for medium sized paints.

The Chaos feed is like the Intellifeed on an Angel.

I have a Sonic LP reg on one of my Bushys. It lowered my operating pressure by about 10 psi, but I need to clean and adjust it more frequently than the stock reg I use on my othet Bushy.

Hope this helped.

Regards,

Superannuated

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: : Hi I might be buying a bushmaster but I need a few questions anwsered. Well I am going to list what this bushmaster has and to the right of what it has I will put my question. : : Chaos Busmaster #002 : : -Extensive milling : : -CIP Vertical Adapter* : : -Air America Vigilante* : : -CIP Sweet-Spot trigger* Is this trigger any good? : : -CP 12" .689 Nickel Plated one-piece barrel : : -CIP High Rise* : : -Bright Blue LED light : : -Hight Flow Valve Does this lower preasure? : : -Blue Dyed Bolt : : -Dye Clear Sticky Grips : : -VL Clear 12vt Revolution : : -CHAOS chip What modes of fire does this have? : : -DCP A.C.E. Can it shoot all color paint? : : -CHAOS Feed System No idea what this is? : : -Sonic LPR with Ram Gauge : : -Stock stuff : : -Mac Dev Micro Gauge : : - "*" Anodized Electric Blue with Silver Splash : : Well thanks for all the help and hopefully I will be joining the bushmaster family soon! : ::I have a Chaos chip and anti-chop eye on one of my two Bushies. The performance and modes of fire will depend on which version you get. I have had some problems with the chip/eye and with customer support from Defiance Custom Paintball. You may want to check www.dcpb.com and www.obdo.net. : Personally, I play much more with my other Bushy. Both guns have the CIP valve and Kapp cup seal and run at 180 to 190 psi with some sacrifice in efficiency. : The CIP asa adapter is as good as any. The CIP trigger is just a little wider than stock so it has less sideways play; I tried it and went back to the stock trigger so I can slap the trigger at a 45 degree angle to fire it. The CIP high-rise is excellent. The Vigilante works well on the Bushy. The CP is a very good single-stage barrel for the Bushy; I use a .685 for small tournament paint like Diablo Hellfire. The .689 should be fine for medium sized paints. : The Chaos feed is like the Intellifeed on an Angel. : I have a Sonic LP reg on one of my Bushys. It lowered my operating pressure by about 10 psi, but I need to clean and adjust it more frequently than the stock reg I use on my othet Bushy. : Hope this helped. : Regards, : Superannuated

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