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![]() Check It Speedy Drop by Bill Mills
Located in Southern California, the CheckIt chain of paintball stores produces their own line of paintball barrels and accessories – Check It Products. The Check It Products Speedy drip forward combines good looks with flexibility in set-up. Included with the drop forward is an ASA adapter for a screw in compressed air system or CO2 tank. The ASA attaches to the drop forward by sliding onto a 3/8” dovetail rail and locking in place with a hex screw. This means that a player can later upgrade to a dovetail mounted adjustable pressure compressed air system without needing to buy a new drop forward to mount it.
Also included are an item left out by most drop forward manufacturers – screws. Check It bundles in a pair of 10-32 threaded screws that fit into most paintguns, and split lockwashers. Additionally a pair of steel square nuts are included to allow plastic gripped paintguns that have metric threads to be converted to 10-32. The ASA is barrel shaped, with two gas ports, one on each side. Included is a hex screw plug, blocking one of the gas ports, allowing a braided hose or macroline to be installed on either side of the adapter. Alternatively a micro-gauge can be installed in the unused port to get a reading of the air system’s output pressure.
Turning the knob in actuates the depressor, turning on the valve of the air system used. The on/off feature allows the air system to be turned off and the air-line degassed. On gun the Speedy performed as expected.
The on/off knob worked properly with a variety of pin valves and air systems
– something that can be of occasional concern with on/off ASAs. In
addition to the Speedy, Check It also produces the Super Speedy, a drop
forward with the same ASA, but longer arm, placing the air system further
forward.
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