Introduction
A tutorial showing players how to adjust loader speed settings or mechanical feed tension to improve reliability and match their marker's firing rhythm.
Key Points
- Explains speed and tension adjustment concepts.
- Teaches rhythmic feeding awareness.
- Helps reduce jams and double feeds.
- Improves loader to marker synchronization.
- Supports smoother shot strings.
Details
In this tutorial, players learn how to tune their loader for reliable feeding. Electronic loaders often include adjustable speed or pulse settings; mechanical loaders rely on tension systems or spring strength.
Players start by firing short strings of paint and observing whether the loader keeps pace. If the marker outcycles the loader, increasing feed speed or tension may be necessary.
The tutorial explains how excessive feed force can cause stress on fragile paint, so players tune settings carefully to balance speed with gentle handling.
Maintenance tips include checking for debris in the feed neck, confirming paddle alignment, and ensuring batteries are strong enough to maintain consistent torque.
Correct loader tuning creates a more predictable firing rhythm and reduces interruptions during repetitive drills or gameplay.