A ball chop is caused by the bolt cutting off part of a ball against the feed neck, because it has shot before the ball has fallen in.
There are many brands with mechanical anti-chop systems like the Tippmann ACT orSpyder ACS which work well most of the time. These work with a series of springs that decrease the bolt power when disputed, allowing the bolt to be weak enough not to destroy the ball.
The best Anti-chopping mechanism is found on electric guns, called an "eye" it shoots a small beam of light across the breech, where the ball sits. If there is no ball in yet, and the beam is complete, the gun will not fire until the ball is in place. If the beam is disrupted by the ball fully in the chamber, then it will fire. Almost every marker with electronic triggers has an eye, except for Tippmann's, Spyder MR series, and other cheap electronic sear trippers.
The best type of paintball for the 98 series is a mid grade paint (anything around 60 dollars like Diablo All Star). As for any gun, you don't want to just buy the cheapest paint possible (monster balls) because of the poor consistency and tendency to bounce after impact, but too high quality paint (easily breakable) in a Tippmann will chop a lot of paint.
While both of them are truly poor quality guns, The better one in this case would be the mongoose just because it has eyes, which will cut down on the amount of paint you will chop. I would recommend however that you look at the Azodin Kaos which is of much better general quality than sypder or diablo guns.
No, it will not break paint. "Underboring" (using a barrel with a smaller bore than the paintball), is a thing used to gain maximum efficiency and consistency from a paintball marker, since no air is escaping around the paintball, and the same amount of air is pushed against it every time.
ACT stands for anti-chop technology. Sometimes in a paintball gun the paintball does not fall all the way into the chamber. If the ball isn't all the way in and the bolt is pushed forward it can "chop" the ball in half. Anti chop technology can sense when the ball doesnt move and stops the bolt. Break beam eyes do the same thing but are more expensive
you probably mean chop, its when a paintball is not fully loaded in the breach of the marker before the bolt comes forward and chops it in half
chopping paint is when the paintball is pinched between the bolt and feedneck which "chops" the paintball in half, this commonly happens when cheap paint or brittle paint is used or it occurs when bolt is moving faster than the hopper can feed the paint. *edit* a CHOP is when the ball breaks in the marker itself normally in the breach. a BREAK is when the ball breaks either in the barrel or the air. THEY ARE 2 COMPLETELY DIFFERENT THINGS
A part inside of the breach that uses a laser to detect if there is a ball in the chamber. It does this so that the bolt does not chop the paintball in half before it is fully in the chamber and ready to fire.
The proto slg is very accurate even with the stock barrel
There are many brands of metal chop saws. Some of the best include: Dewalt Makita Milwaukee, Black and Decker, Harbor Freight, Bosch, Hitachi, Porter Cable, and Rigid. There are other brands but these are the ones used most often.
Chop Cut Rebuild - 2004 Two Tone Paint with Tunes 4-10 was released on: USA: 24 September 2007
Chop Cut Rebuild - 2004 Tight Torsion and Tangelio Paint 4-8 was released on: USA: 10 September 2007
they are more lickly to chop when they are hotter they'll break inside the gun and that isn't very good when your in the middle of the battlefield. and if it does happen you have to clean the barrel with a squeegie or a cloth or something.