Invert FAQ

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Website (http://www.invertpaintball.com/?page=mini)

Online manual (http://www.invertpaintball.com/myspace/Myspace_Manual.pdf)
PBF mini reviews (http://www.paintballforum.com/invert/156825-invert-mini-reviews.html)
Best Barrel for the mini thread (http://www.paintballforum.com/invert/156723-best-barrel-mini.html)

Operating system: Preasure controled poppet (PCP)
The gun also has a one year warranty from the factory

~ The mini weighs in at under 2 lbs, with barrel, battery, asa, etc. Making it one of the lightest all aluminum guns on the market.
~ Works at about 160-200 psi.
~ WORKS ON HP or LP!
~ P.C.P (Pressure control poppet) operating design.
~ Patented proprietary mini regulator/ASA and slipstream solenoid
~ Break beam eyes, multi firing modes (Semi, PSP, NXL, & millennium) with tourny lock. Clamping feedneck (ICD/Impulse/Ion threads). Cocker threaded barrel.
~ No hoses!
~ Stock barrel has a bore of .691
~ Spring returned bolt and a magnetic returned trigger.
~ Uses a hall efect eye system
~ Uses a two stage bolt system, making it more gentle on paint.
~ Electronics in the front grip.

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Step 1: Set your dwell to 28

Step 2: Set your ROF to 20 bps, and on NXL mode.

Step 3: Set your pressure to just below 200

Step 4: Turn your velocity adjuster in all the way

Step 5: Turn your eyes off

Step 6: Start shooting. You may want to go through 1-4 tanks to break in the spring.

Breaking in the spring should make your mini more consistent, and help reduce blowback by a ton. With the adjuster all the way forward, the gun will get as many shots as possible from a tank.


~How to clean and re-lube your poppet~

Step 1: Remove the bolt assembly: Bolt, spring, bolt guide.

Step 2: Remove velocity adjuster from the back cap

Step 3: Remove the poppet

Step 4: Wipe down all the parts. Put a generous amount of lube on the bolt and all the o-rings. Dont overdue it though.

Step 5: Re-assemble the marker, making sure the return spring snaps back in place.

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*pics taken from PBN sticky

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$0-$40
JJ ceramic
CP classic barrel (IMO, best value barrel)

$50 - $80
1 back pepperstick
Freak Junior
Stiffi

$80 - $130
Full freak kit
Deadly wind whisper (1 insert)(IMO, best barrel on the market)
Full pepperstick
Dye boomstick

$130 +
CP kit
SL kit
Full deadly wind kit

I know i am probably forgetting some good barrels. These are just the ones that popped into my head right away. Any of these barrel will be good on any marker you use. Also i would suggest a 14", as the 16" feel a tad too long, but even if you got a 16" it shouldnt be too big of a deal, just dont go any higher or lower.