Quote from: Ike the GSD on August 26, 2024, 08:29:29 PMQuote from: ER00z on August 26, 2024, 05:35:48 PMQuote from: Ike the GSD on August 26, 2024, 12:12:02 PMQuote from: Toxylon on August 26, 2024, 06:35:11 AMYeah, my 2015 D350 has a two-part cocking arm just like my Xisico clone barrel had, and it wouldn't work any other way. The D34 has a single-piece cocking arm, which makes dismantling the 350's smaller, older brother a special kind of chore.I'm learning to hate this rifle more every day, I can't even get a factory mainspring for it, it's as if the rifle has been long discontinued😬🤷♂️Vortek can sort you out with a drop in OEM equivalent spring if you want to go that route... If ordering a custom spring from them, I recommend the .128" wire with .825" OD. I forget the coil count needed to be honest. I'd compare coil count to original if available. You can use a .135" wire .825 OD vortek custom spring with the factory guide, but 35 coils would be a bit too strong. My D350 in .177 was making nearly 23FPE with that spring, I recommend 33 or 32 coils and maybe spacing up if needed if going this route. The original spring has 40 coils I bought a replacement from Tom earlier this year but he's since quit offering them and the kits, the custom spring max length is 36 coils in the .128/.825 configuration. The .135 wire spring would get closer to factory specs, I can cut coils if I have to, if I ordered the 36 coil .128 spring he offers now I'd just have him close the ends and leave it alone.I was mistaken about the .135 spring I used... Apparently I ordered a 38 coil spring, which was a bit too strong. Apologies for having a foggy memory. Here's a link to the thread regarding my experience, reply #6 is what I ordered (pg3 kit and also a .135 spring)...https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=187575.msg156156921#msg156156921
Quote from: ER00z on August 26, 2024, 05:35:48 PMQuote from: Ike the GSD on August 26, 2024, 12:12:02 PMQuote from: Toxylon on August 26, 2024, 06:35:11 AMYeah, my 2015 D350 has a two-part cocking arm just like my Xisico clone barrel had, and it wouldn't work any other way. The D34 has a single-piece cocking arm, which makes dismantling the 350's smaller, older brother a special kind of chore.I'm learning to hate this rifle more every day, I can't even get a factory mainspring for it, it's as if the rifle has been long discontinued😬🤷♂️Vortek can sort you out with a drop in OEM equivalent spring if you want to go that route... If ordering a custom spring from them, I recommend the .128" wire with .825" OD. I forget the coil count needed to be honest. I'd compare coil count to original if available. You can use a .135" wire .825 OD vortek custom spring with the factory guide, but 35 coils would be a bit too strong. My D350 in .177 was making nearly 23FPE with that spring, I recommend 33 or 32 coils and maybe spacing up if needed if going this route. The original spring has 40 coils I bought a replacement from Tom earlier this year but he's since quit offering them and the kits, the custom spring max length is 36 coils in the .128/.825 configuration. The .135 wire spring would get closer to factory specs, I can cut coils if I have to, if I ordered the 36 coil .128 spring he offers now I'd just have him close the ends and leave it alone.
Quote from: Ike the GSD on August 26, 2024, 12:12:02 PMQuote from: Toxylon on August 26, 2024, 06:35:11 AMYeah, my 2015 D350 has a two-part cocking arm just like my Xisico clone barrel had, and it wouldn't work any other way. The D34 has a single-piece cocking arm, which makes dismantling the 350's smaller, older brother a special kind of chore.I'm learning to hate this rifle more every day, I can't even get a factory mainspring for it, it's as if the rifle has been long discontinued😬🤷♂️Vortek can sort you out with a drop in OEM equivalent spring if you want to go that route... If ordering a custom spring from them, I recommend the .128" wire with .825" OD. I forget the coil count needed to be honest. I'd compare coil count to original if available. You can use a .135" wire .825 OD vortek custom spring with the factory guide, but 35 coils would be a bit too strong. My D350 in .177 was making nearly 23FPE with that spring, I recommend 33 or 32 coils and maybe spacing up if needed if going this route.
Quote from: Toxylon on August 26, 2024, 06:35:11 AMYeah, my 2015 D350 has a two-part cocking arm just like my Xisico clone barrel had, and it wouldn't work any other way. The D34 has a single-piece cocking arm, which makes dismantling the 350's smaller, older brother a special kind of chore.I'm learning to hate this rifle more every day, I can't even get a factory mainspring for it, it's as if the rifle has been long discontinued😬🤷♂️
Yeah, my 2015 D350 has a two-part cocking arm just like my Xisico clone barrel had, and it wouldn't work any other way. The D34 has a single-piece cocking arm, which makes dismantling the 350's smaller, older brother a special kind of chore.
I would talk to Chambers, about orders and backorders .. https://twchambers.co.uk/
Although ARH doesn't sell the factory spring, ARH does sell springs that work in the 460 platform. I had had a GRT spring in there but now have a 12/13 fpe GSX kit with a custom spacer. I talked with JM about the specs I was going for and he made it happen.
Not sure having never owned or been inside a 350. I do know my 48s and 460s had the same stock springs. The power differences between the models were not due to spring differences.
I would just add that I have a D460, bought the GRT spring that was advertised as OEM FAC spec and my D460 dropped from 22-23 ft lbs to 17 ft lbs. So I wasn't happy with it.
Quote from: mpbby on August 27, 2024, 09:22:47 AMI would talk to Chambers, about orders and backorders .. https://twchambers.co.uk/Marcos they have mainsprings but they're the UK compliant variety and the fella at Chambers said they can't export the full power springs, I found that odd when in the same email he recommended a Titan #14 spring ? I sent another email asking about this and they never replied?