Quote from: kj on April 19, 2017, 12:24:43 PMQuote from: fivestar45 on April 19, 2017, 11:30:23 AMkjYou are picking up speed as the gas temp drops. So to even things out my guess would be a bit more spring in the striker. I really doubt that you need the extra volume of a boss valve, I'd go with a Disco valve and if possible lighten the striker a bit. Are you using a hard stem, or a soft one? The hardest one that will seal would be best for you.hi anthony, the boss valve has a disco stem ...i think. i'm not sure on that though. i have disco valve stems on hand though. and disco valve. i have plenty room left to increase pre=load, and or change the throw. the hammer i'm using is the p-rod hammer/striker set-up, same one in the challenger. so if i up the pre-load and start at a higher fps do you think it will even out ? i'll try switching out the valve to the disco valve. and open up the boss valve and see what stem it has. i thinjk this boss valve will be great for my .25's though..lolwhat about the ping sound ? sounds almost like a spring vibrating or something ?have nice daykjkj, pretty much all of my rifles "Ping" The only one that might not is the alum tube Disco with the Don Cothran valve.As far as the striker weight goes, I'm pretty sure the P'rod with the hammer installed weighs just about the same as the oem 2240 +- 58g. Another thing to note is if you are using that factory hammer/stroke adjuster, even with it backed out to where it is flush against the striker face you will loose about .060" of stroke if you use a standard length Disco stem. I use those strikers but I use a 1/4x28 allen set screw with the face ground flat for the stroke adjustment. To further lighten them I also bore them and use a Delrin insert to bring the I.D. back to size. My thoughts for you..the smaller Disco valve and stem, standard stroke, and a bit more spring pre-load. And if at all possible see if you can get the striker down to 50g or less. That will kill some of the dwell time.
Quote from: fivestar45 on April 19, 2017, 11:30:23 AMkjYou are picking up speed as the gas temp drops. So to even things out my guess would be a bit more spring in the striker. I really doubt that you need the extra volume of a boss valve, I'd go with a Disco valve and if possible lighten the striker a bit. Are you using a hard stem, or a soft one? The hardest one that will seal would be best for you.hi anthony, the boss valve has a disco stem ...i think. i'm not sure on that though. i have disco valve stems on hand though. and disco valve. i have plenty room left to increase pre=load, and or change the throw. the hammer i'm using is the p-rod hammer/striker set-up, same one in the challenger. so if i up the pre-load and start at a higher fps do you think it will even out ? i'll try switching out the valve to the disco valve. and open up the boss valve and see what stem it has. i thinjk this boss valve will be great for my .25's though..lolwhat about the ping sound ? sounds almost like a spring vibrating or something ?have nice daykj
kjYou are picking up speed as the gas temp drops. So to even things out my guess would be a bit more spring in the striker. I really doubt that you need the extra volume of a boss valve, I'd go with a Disco valve and if possible lighten the striker a bit. Are you using a hard stem, or a soft one? The hardest one that will seal would be best for you.
You WILL need more preload.... If your velocity is then too high, THEN reduce the transfer port diameter....Bob
kevin we have delrin lol, but i think some co2 users also make use of chopping board, its nylon or teflon, the white one
Quote from: fivestar45 on April 19, 2017, 06:25:42 PMQuote from: kj on April 19, 2017, 12:24:43 PMQuote from: fivestar45 on April 19, 2017, 11:30:23 AMkjYou are picking up speed as the gas temp drops. So to even things out my guess would be a bit more spring in the striker. I really doubt that you need the extra volume of a boss valve, I'd go with a Disco valve and if possible lighten the striker a bit. Are you using a hard stem, or a soft one? The hardest one that will seal would be best for you.hi anthony, the boss valve has a disco stem ...i think. i'm not sure on that though. i have disco valve stems on hand though. and disco valve. i have plenty room left to increase pre=load, and or change the throw. the hammer i'm using is the p-rod hammer/striker set-up, same one in the challenger. so if i up the pre-load and start at a higher fps do you think it will even out ? i'll try switching out the valve to the disco valve. and open up the boss valve and see what stem it has. i thinjk this boss valve will be great for my .25's though..lolwhat about the ping sound ? sounds almost like a spring vibrating or something ?have nice daykjkj, pretty much all of my rifles "Ping" The only one that might not is the alum tube Disco with the Don Cothran valve.As far as the striker weight goes, I'm pretty sure the P'rod with the hammer installed weighs just about the same as the oem 2240 +- 58g. Another thing to note is if you are using that factory hammer/stroke adjuster, even with it backed out to where it is flush against the striker face you will loose about .060" of stroke if you use a standard length Disco stem. I use those strikers but I use a 1/4x28 allen set screw with the face ground flat for the stroke adjustment. To further lighten them I also bore them and use a Delrin insert to bring the I.D. back to size. My thoughts for you..the smaller Disco valve and stem, standard stroke, and a bit more spring pre-load. And if at all possible see if you can get the striker down to 50g or less. That will kill some of the dwell time.thanks again anothony for your input. i'll definitely switch out the valve and increase pre-load like you and bob said . i also have another valve option. it's a smaller hole front of the valve that screws onto a regular 2240 valve. i think i'll try the disco valve first. i'm also going to try to make a smaller transfer port that bob mentioned. but i'll try the other things first. i gotta wiegh that hammer. i don't have any delrin here and don't know where to get it . getting/finding things here is alot different than back in the states...3rd world living..lol/ i could shave the sides some and drill some cross holes. wouldn't lessening the throw have a similar effect as lightening the hammer ?peacekj
Quote from: plinker81366 on April 20, 2017, 10:20:27 AMkevin we have delrin lol, but i think some co2 users also make use of chopping board, its nylon or teflon, the white oneok, but where to get ? i'd need 1/2" or 5/8" diameter delrin rod. ebay from china?thanks eumel
Quote from: plinker81366 on April 20, 2017, 10:20:27 AMkevin we have delrin lol, but i think some co2 users also make use of chopping board, its nylon or teflon, the white oneok, but where to get ? i'd need 1/2" or 5/8" diameter delrin rod. thanks eumel
Quote from: kj on April 20, 2017, 10:26:37 AMQuote from: plinker81366 on April 20, 2017, 10:20:27 AMkevin we have delrin lol, but i think some co2 users also make use of chopping board, its nylon or teflon, the white oneok, but where to get ? i'd need 1/2" or 5/8" diameter delrin rod. thanks eumelTry these places, kj. I didn't see any places listed for Mindanao, but I would think they are there somewhere. Have you asked any of the local shooters?https://www.monotaro.ph/k/store/Delrin/http://www.enlonphil.com/enlon/about_us.php
Awesome. I've only seen the latest regs for bringing PBs over. Possibly more hassle than it'll be worth considering what there is to hunt.It's looking like it'll be a few more years before I manage to get over there. Gotta get the kid out of the house first. She doesn't want to do college over there for some reason.Got a lead on someone who just might be able to work out the CO2 plenum conundrum. I'll let you know what I find out.Terry