V-Feed gechraubt oder geklebt?

[Marco]

Hi!

Dann habe ich da gleich noch mal ne Frage: :)
Woran erkenne ich ob meine Impe einen geschraubten oder einen geklebten Vertical-Feed hat?

MfG
Marco

[Nimrod]

Hängt mit der Seriennummer zusammen :

"What’s the big deal about the serial number?

An Impulse with a serial number of 1500 and below is a pre-release, also referred to as a Special Edition Impulse. The pre-release Impulse was made to “test” the Impulse before production. A pre-release Impulse will have aluminum internals, will be missing the Max-flow insert, have an open hole bolt, the feed tube is glued on (not threaded) and takes cut down Shocker barrels.


An Impulse with a serial number greater than 1500 is a production release or normal Impulse. These Impulses are the start of the Impulse threaded barrels. The only real problem here is that an Impulse with a serial number less than 3000 may also have the problems of the aluminum internals, missing the Max-Flow insert, have an open hole bolt, and the feed tube is glued on (not threaded). Several people have had their Impulses upgraded by Smart parts.

An Impulse with a serial number greater than 3000 should have all the latest and greatest updates, including Stainless Steel internals, a venturi bolt, a threaded feel tube and an insert or newer manifold for the Max-Flow.

The next update happened around 4000. These Impulses will have a thicker trigger. The purpose of the thicker trigger is to remove the side-to-side slop that some people do not care for. This also involved a new trigger frame.