Have no experience with a barrel that has multiple ports but whole heartily agree when it comes to the valve stem ports on the Hatsan/Pneuma tanks. Just doing the bottom three port plugs increase my shot counts from 20 to 30 at 190bar and 3 1/2 turns of pretension on the hammer spring. That tells me there was a lot of wasted air going out the bottom ports that wasn't making it to the pellet.
newbielink:http://s678.photobucket.com/user/ralphtonka/media/IMG00161-20110412-1916.jpg.html [nonactive]I used 2 part epoxy putty, disassemble, opened targeted port,cleaned with brakekleen, inserted drill bit in port and stem area, filled with epoxy, cleaned up with a dremel and knocked high spots off on mini lathe. This was one of the first at44's to come to Canada, has been holding a couple years now. Some are using setscrews.......still need to fill channel.
Quote from: ralphtonka on July 15, 2013, 11:45:58 PM newbielink:http://s678.photobucket.com/user/ralphtonka/media/IMG00161-20110412-1916.jpg.html [nonactive]I used 2 part epoxy putty, disassemble, opened targeted port,cleaned with brakekleen, inserted drill bit in port and stem area, filled with epoxy, cleaned up with a dremel and knocked high spots off on mini lathe. This was one of the first at44's to come to Canada, has been holding a couple years now. Some are using setscrews.......still need to fill channel.Hi, what exactly does this do? I have the Hammerli Pnuema in .177 and took out the tank and it looks just like this. Any tips would be nice because I am under the impression that my gun is wasting air that does not make it to the pellet. Here is my e-mail if you like. I plan to have a nice FT gun and bought the Hammerli with this intentions due to my tight budget. if this is good then all I would need after this is a good quality scope and a front port.