Lower The Speed On An Invert Mini

Lowering the velocity from the Invert Small can lead to paintballs traveling at lower speeds.

The Invert Small, like many other kinds of paintball guns, includes a fully adjustable speed. The rate, or velocity, from the paintball gun refers back to the speed that the paintball is fired. Typically, paintball guns shoot at approximately 280 to 300 ft per second. You should have the ability to adjust the rate from the Invert Small at the appropriate interval since the ft per second of the paintball gun can fluctuate with temperature and also the fill degree of the environment tank. Modifying the rate from the Invert Small is a straightforward task and can take under 5 minutes.

Instructions

1. Turn the Invert Small on by pressing the energy switch for just one second. The energy switch is situated on the rear of from the forefront-grip, which stretches downward from the center of the Invert Small.

2. Fasten a compressed air tank towards the air source adapter from the Invert Small paintball gun by messing it in. The environment source adapter is situated underneath the trigger frame.

3. Turn the rate screw, that is situated powering the paintball gun's body, clockwise to lower the rate from the Invert Small. The rate screw is made to be modified having a 1/4-inch Allen wrench. Make sure to adjust the rate in small 1/4-turn batches.