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Product Testing performed with DraXxus Paintballs
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Shocker NXT
Disassembly Features HowItWorks Disassembly Adjustment Testing Data
The rear face of the Shocker NXT's receiver is the back plug portion of the bolt guide, the core of the entire bolt/valve assembly.
Once out, the bolt guide slides free of the bolt, and the spool shaped bolt sleeve slides off the bolt. The fire chamber, where gas accumulates before it is used to fire the paintball, is held to the bolt, by the bolt's forward o-ring.
After cleaning the bolt and valve parts with a paper towel or cloth, and inspecting o-rings for damage, the parts are ready for reassembly. First, they are lightly greased. Smart Parts recommends only their proprietary SL33K lubricant, a small tube of which is included with the Shocker NXT.
The bolt/valve assembly is pushed in, and the bolt guide screwed back in – not over-tightened – to the receiver and the Shocker NXT is ready for action.
On early Shocker SFTs, removing the solenoid valve was a part of normal maintenance for cleaning, rebuilding or replacing. On the NXT however, Smart Parts considers the internal filtration good enough that removing the solenoid valve unnecessarily may actually cause more problems than it would hope to solve.
Continue to Adjustment .
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