Posted by: Razorpb on April 24, 2003 at 13:38:39

If your body is a 2000 or above the bolt should work with it and the back block. Some bolts can be restrictive, venturi's may be a little gentler but can restrict. I use an ANS quick pull and run at 280 psi sweetspotted. I hear the Orracle runs in the low 200's. I use the Orracle valve assembly as well. One problem with the delrin tips is how well it fits the bore, to loose and you get blowback like crazy, to tight they drag. Just something to consider. Hope it helps. Razor : I was on the WGP website yesterday and noticed the Orr-acle bolt for sale. I was just wondering if that is compatible with the verticle cocker, because it looked like a very good bolt. Also, do the bolts increase consistency, accuracy, or anything dealing with better performance? Thanks : Patriot_Paintball :

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