Unscrew the barrel, take off the hopper. Then unscrew all of the medium screws and take the shroud out and the left receiver half off. then lift up the stock out of its set rings and relive pressure on the main spring. Flip the silver connector above the the front and rear bolts. Take it out and lubricate the rubber orings on both the bolts. Use only airtool or paintball lubericants, do not use aerosols like WD40 Clean out any other paint, dirt or grease with a paper towel. Put all of the parts back into place (there are may videos of this) then rescrew the screws in the marker.
The salvo has more accessories and has a better feed neck and stock then the Mr1.
US ARMY PROJECT SALVO with i think a E GRIP/TRIGGER
No, It is Semi automatic mechanical. You can buy and electric trigger that allows for full auto.
They are the same thing with a different outer shell. Get whichever one is cheaper or feels best.
Yes, the 98, 98c, carver one, alpha black, project salvo all use 98 threaded barrels.
When a gun starts to run low on Co2, it will nor be able to re-cock properly, sending the bolt out , but not far enough to catch, and will repeat until there is no gas. This happens to every gun e trigger or not.
tippmann army projet salvo is a very nice marker and it is 150
I believe you can but you don't want to. For the same money you can get a great e-hopper that wont turn into a blender when you try to use good paint with a brittle shell
Its simply the 98 with a shroud and stock. For a beginner marker it is very durable marker. but compared to most $200 and $300 dollar guns it is not "good"
The sierra one is the Canadian version of the Project salvo, which is the higher end version of the alpha black. If you want to save money for slightly better looks, get the alpha black.
The ion is in a different price and play range than the salvo. If you have the money for a electronic, higher tech, speed ball gun get the ion. If you are just starting out and need a durable, low maintenance gun, go with the salvo.
All markers generally go the same distance, unless you have a specific barrel that adds backspin to the ball (apex barrel or flatline barrel). Typically they range in the area of 75 to 100ft. Much of this depends on the velocity.