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Title: About boost power for benjamin bulldog .357 bullpup, I have some question
Post by: hjylb on December 05, 2016, 05:46:14 AM
First, I'm sorry my English is not good... :(

I want to boost power for my benjamin bulldog .357 bullpup, I know that I can boost power by replacing a larger diameter transfer port, but I don't know that 0.270 I.D.  is it right or not?

And I want to find stiffer hammer spring for my benjamin bullpup.

Where can I get the transfer port and stiffer hammer spring? I can't find it from ebay...

Who can help me ?

Thank you so much!
Title: Re: About boost power for benjamin bulldog .357 bullpup, I have some question
Post by: TheLakeRat on December 05, 2016, 06:46:11 PM
Howdy from Texas, I have a VERY modified Bulldog and will be glad to help you out. In fact in fact I'm working on building some upgrades to sell in the very near future. Mainly a barrel support that doubles as a Moderator.

Max Transfer port size for the Benjamin is .277in without offsetting or slotting the bore with a mill. There is no port to buy, it is just something that will have to be drilled out.

As for a heavier spring, I really don't think you need that. I have found that the stock spring with the adjuster turned all the way in and then back out about 2.5 turns is a great spot to start tuning from.

I've ordered some new o-rings for mine that i will be installing and plan on doing a short video while i have it apart.
Title: Re: About boost power for benjamin bulldog .357 bullpup, I have some question
Post by: hjylb on December 05, 2016, 11:23:05 PM
Howdy from Texas, I have a VERY modified Bulldog and will be glad to help you out. In fact in fact I'm working on building some upgrades to sell in the very near future. Mainly a barrel support that doubles as a Moderator.

Max Transfer port size for the Benjamin is .277in without offsetting or slotting the bore with a mill. There is no port to buy, it is just something that will have to be drilled out.

As for a heavier spring, I really don't think you need that. I have found that the stock spring with the adjuster turned all the way in and then back out about 2.5 turns is a great spot to start tuning from.

I've ordered some new o-rings for mine that i will be installing and plan on doing a short video while i have it apart.

Great!!!
I have no equipment to drill, can you sell me one?
I am looking forward to your video very much.
Title: Re: About boost power for benjamin bulldog .357 bullpup, I have some question
Post by: TheLakeRat on December 06, 2016, 12:47:45 AM
Jerry, it doesn't work like that.
You can't just buy modified parts. The parts being modified are integral to the gun itself.
You have 3 choices.
1. Modify the gun yourself
2. Send your gun to someone to have it modified.
3. Buy an already modified gun.
Title: Re: About boost power for benjamin bulldog .357 bullpup, I have some question
Post by: Mook6665 on December 26, 2016, 12:51:39 PM
Gahhhh .... my reply disappeared. ..

Heya LakeRat....  I have some ideas/questions for you concerning a "pitbull"...  I sent ya a PM...

I wanna get my mods done and test out the new toy.

TM
Title: Re: About boost power for benjamin bulldog .357 bullpup, I have some question
Post by: TheLakeRat on December 29, 2016, 05:56:03 PM
Gahhhh .... my reply disappeared. ..

Heya LakeRat....  I have some ideas/questions for you concerning a "pitbull"...  I sent ya a PM...

I wanna get my mods done and test out the new toy.

TM

Sorry bud, been busy building parts. I replied to your PM
Title: Re: About boost power for benjamin bulldog .357 bullpup, I have some question
Post by: Magnum Airpower on January 14, 2017, 11:34:15 PM
 Right after the Bulldog hit the market I posted all of the info you need to know on my website including photos of the parts to modify. You don't need a stronger spring, just a few simple mods and it will shoot a LOT better. https://www.magnumairpower.com/gun-gallery.html (https://www.magnumairpower.com/gun-gallery.html)

 I don't sell any parts for this gun currently, just offering info.