Harold, the port on the 30 cal barrel will help. if the ports in the breech were bigger that will also help with fpe. try opening your barrel port to 3/16 and see if that gains you the speed you need
Quote from: darkcharisma on November 21, 2019, 01:08:39 PMHarold, the port on the 30 cal barrel will help. if the ports in the breech were bigger that will also help with fpe. try opening your barrel port to 3/16 and see if that gains you the speed you needI have the .22 Lothar Walter "Long Range" barrel, which is designed with the heavier pellets in mind. I assume the port size should be okay.By the way, if i increase the regulator pressure to 175 bar it started to look like something (900fps for the 25 grain Redesigned pellet), but it becomes a HUGE air consumer then. 175 bar for getting a 25 grain pellet @ 900fps with the Priest is way too much.
Quote from: Harold999 on November 21, 2019, 05:50:48 PMQuote from: darkcharisma on November 21, 2019, 01:08:39 PMHarold, the port on the 30 cal barrel will help. if the ports in the breech were bigger that will also help with fpe. try opening your barrel port to 3/16 and see if that gains you the speed you needI have the .22 Lothar Walter "Long Range" barrel, which is designed with the heavier pellets in mind. I assume the port size should be okay.By the way, if i increase the regulator pressure to 175 bar it started to look like something (900fps for the 25 grain Redesigned pellet), but it becomes a HUGE air consumer then. 175 bar for getting a 25 grain pellet @ 900fps with the Priest is way too much.All you have to do is make a new poppet from PEEK plastic width 7 mm , factory RTI poppet is 9.35 mm and the throat valve is 6.3 mm. And oval barrel port to get a surface of 5mm TP...Look at the factory poppet
Quote from: Atom on November 21, 2019, 07:21:15 PMQuote from: Harold999 on November 21, 2019, 05:50:48 PMQuote from: darkcharisma on November 21, 2019, 01:08:39 PMHarold, the port on the 30 cal barrel will help. if the ports in the breech were bigger that will also help with fpe. try opening your barrel port to 3/16 and see if that gains you the speed you needI have the .22 Lothar Walter "Long Range" barrel, which is designed with the heavier pellets in mind. I assume the port size should be okay.By the way, if i increase the regulator pressure to 175 bar it started to look like something (900fps for the 25 grain Redesigned pellet), but it becomes a HUGE air consumer then. 175 bar for getting a 25 grain pellet @ 900fps with the Priest is way too much.All you have to do is make a new poppet from PEEK plastic width 7 mm , factory RTI poppet is 9.35 mm and the throat valve is 6.3 mm. And oval barrel port to get a surface of 5mm TP...Look at the factory poppet In other words, are you saying that .22/.25/.30 out of the factory are not the same in the breech?
I would say that judging from your pictures, that gun has been through *(&^ and had a few bad modifications. So, don’t be putting the gun down when your modifications/problems are caused by your fault.
Quote from: Rich_B on November 28, 2019, 09:25:02 PMI would say that judging from your pictures, that gun has been through *(&^ and had a few bad modifications. So, don’t be putting the gun down when your modifications/problems are caused by your fault.Absolutely no change has been made to it, that was cal 6.35 reg.at 150 bar.Each part of the block / action can take pictures if you like...This block was destroyed because which is a built-in block of RTI mk2. This was demanded by the manufacturer. There were big problems with Mk1 hammer and trigger!
Quote from: Atom on November 29, 2019, 03:35:19 AMQuote from: Rich_B on November 28, 2019, 09:25:02 PMI would say that judging from your pictures, that gun has been through *(&^ and had a few bad modifications. So, don’t be putting the gun down when your modifications/problems are caused by your fault.Absolutely no change has been made to it, that was cal 6.35 reg.at 150 bar.Each part of the block / action can take pictures if you like...This block was destroyed because which is a built-in block of RTI mk2. This was demanded by the manufacturer. There were big problems with Mk1 hammer and trigger!Pozdrav!Da si li s hrvatske ako mogu pitati?
What exactly did you mean?I'll show damage in CZ barrel right below crown.That company needs to get make serious, People give 1000 euro to them...
Quote from: Atom on December 03, 2019, 03:19:28 AMWhat exactly did you mean?I'll show damage in CZ barrel right below crown.That company needs to get make serious, People give 1000 euro to them...Ante, I hear what you're saying, but people spent considerably more on FX Impacts and there were a fair number of unhappy buyers with extreme remorse. Things have certainly settled down from what I can tell now that the primary US Distributor changed.All in all, the RTI offering is much like any complicated HPA assembly- there will be problems. The folks at RTI seem to be willing to make improvements, and for a small company, that can be very hard once production commences. Just give RTI a fair shake- their heavy presence (for such a small builder) at EBR speaks volumes. I'm still fond of the Priest. Dunno if I like it more or less than some of the other bullpup offering out there... worth the money, it seems, but dunno if I will drop the coin especially since Cometa finally released a sidelever version of their Orion BP. We'll see what happens over the next few months but my "purchasing power" is leaning toward supporting one of the smaller builders.Right now is a great time to be an airgunner. We have boutique custom offerings like RAW and JSAR's guns going for a very reasonable price (especially since I get another 10% with JSAR thanks to being a vet), we have the fine offerings from FX, several other eastern European guns with known capabilities, some very good English brands, the usual German "suspects", Spain's Cometa, and of course, the "regular" US brand of Crosman, the Turkish and Korean powerhouses, and of course, SPA.
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