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Unfortunately, there’s none in production yet. CCM did make 12 prototypes, which have all sold out already. CCM has been working on developing the final version. You can check out their progress on their website or the CCM Owner’s Group on Facebook. store.chipleymachine.com/ facebook.com/groups/1238555369542862

It can shoot regular paintballs if you hand load them in the breech. The magazine will crush paintballs under spring pressure.

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It's a paintball marker with no air or paint. Cringe all you want. I also frequently point it at people and fire it at them.

Have not heard any news from CCM. They are a small company and work slow, but they make quality products. Check of the SSR SR1 and SSPAR owners page on Facebook for the most current news.

I'm honestly not sure when they will be up for sale. CCM has released a few images of the production models so far, but has stated no definite timeline. The Facebook Group SR1, SSR & SSPAR Owners will probably have the most up-to-date information.

The capacity of the magazine is small but you will never have any sort of feed problems with them. They are simple and reliable.

@@stick276 Reliability is always a benefit. However, if the regulator and air line were located in the stock it would allow you to have a deeper, higher capacity continuous feed magazine with the same arched head for the bolt to push through. Aesthetically and ergonomically I think it would be a nicer layout. Looks like it shoots really nicely though.

@@Droakner due to the nature of the Sheridan valve setup, that would be near impossible, not to mention add a lot more work to the creation of the stock. I was skeptical of the mag/air setup as well at first, but it really works nicely. In addition, you can use 12 grams and have no remote at all.

Due to the regulated nature of HPA, it's going to be a bit more consistent with HPA vs CO2. People still get very good performance on CO2.

Distance was 65 yards. The entire target was about 1 yard x 1 yard. The actual grouping was probably 15-18".

I think all the prototypes may be sold for now. The prototypes were very expensive, $1300. Production models will be cheaper. Estimated maybe $800 range? This is purely speculation though. I'm not sure what the timeline looks like for release.

They are really smooth! You'll never flip a round. You'll also never have to worry about FSR nipples, the mags always feed. Always.

Stick that’s awesome! Do you know how much these markers will go for and a release date?

@@nightgoji3592 They sell here: store.chipleymachine.com/ccm-m40-bolt-action-first-strike-rifle-prototype/ Right now they are still in the "prototype" stage. Bill (the owner of CCM) put a lot of money into making the prototypes, which is why they are very expensive. Production models will be cheaper.

The rail I purchased was this one: Savage Website : www.egwguns.com/scope-mounts-rings/savage-round-back-short-action-picatinny-rail-scope-mount-0-moa-ambidextrous/ Amazon ($4 cheaper): www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004VQXWFY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 However, it did not fit without me modifying it. The screws and corresponding holes that came with it were much smaller diameter than what came on the M40. They still lined up, but I had to drill out the rail to fit the stock M40 screws to mount it. It wasn't difficult to do but you definitely want a drill press if you're going to attempt. There's another one that may have the correct size here: www.egwguns.com/scope-mounts-rings/hd-savage-short-action-drilled-for-8-screws-picatinny-rail-scope-mount-0-moa-ambidextrous/ I'll message Bill and see if I can find out what the screw size is. You may find that you like the stock rails just fine, as they give a very open access to the breach, which is quite nice. Hope that helps, happy to have an M40 brother!

Thanks Bill! I would actually run even a little shorter but the barrel extension makes for much prettier footage. I love the SSR and the way you can configure it to so many different situations.

@@stick276 That is correct. I have shot an 8" barrel up to a 18" barrel. The valve system like our pump guns allows for re-tuning for that.

Nicholas Francis yes, in the video he says you can use both

The guts are essentially a pump autococker. There's no good way to run the hose through the stock. In the bottom of the magazine works just fine. Also, you can use 12 grams there instead, which eliminates the hose altogether.

You'll never have a flip with the CCM mag system. That's my favorite part about this marker, the smoothness and reliability. I think a CCM would be a great marker for you, whether it's the M40 or the SSR.

I have only played once with it so far, and I did not record the game. I didn't do much worth recording that game, but I am going to do gameplay videos in the future.

The only link I can give you is the one in the description. It's not currently for sale to the general public just yet.

@@stick276 I'm gonna be wait very impatiently for this to come out . I was looking at doing something like this with a sar12

@@ExplorePaintball Oh, and I believe the consistency of both the SSR and the M40 is +/- 2.5 FPS with HPA and around +/- 5 FPS with 12 grams.

It's a CCM SSR. You can purchase them at store.chipleymachine.com/ but they sell out very quickly.

thank you

EchoNinja, that's a Puluz Cantilever Mount for the GoPro, you can find them here: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0739RB5DY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

@@stick276 what's holding the poluz to the barrel as it attaches to a rail

@@RangerShawcross I use this mount to attach it to the barrel tip: www.amazon.com/Weaver-Thumbnut-Mounted-Picatinny-Adaptor/dp/B00AU6D2NG/

Sweet, glad you enjoyed it and glad you have chosen the SSR. It's a good marker and won't let you down.

Thanks, Bill. And thanks for making the SSR a reality, it's an incredible marker. Can't wait for the M40 FSR.