Recent content by SteelFly

It is, yeah I'm currently experience a similar feedback loop myself. Hypothesis - Destroy - Learn - Fix - Hypothesis 2.0 - Learn - Hopefully I continue to hurdle the inevitable Destroy portion of DIY RnD. The regs I purchased were 2 cheap-0 generics. The adjustable one I found to be quite...

These CEOs have to put fuel in their hydrogen yacht somehow... What, you think they're literally floating on a sea of fuel???? Oh... Wait, NVM...

My buddy has a Jet-II and it's hella accurate and smooth as butter.. Maybe you got sand in it, since you had the sandpaper action problem with 2 different guns? Could be user error. The only problem I see with it after several years and tens of thousands of pellets slung through it is the hand...

You only get a single *Well placed* shot. You can still get several follow up hits on a moving target with full and semi auto platforms. Is it ethical? If you don't intend on killing something you probably shouldn't shoot it to begin with, and more hits = more potential you will succeed if...

Me either, I actually already blew the internal seals on my Sig Virtus previously while ummm, tinkering. Kinda like a chimp just pulling buttons and pushing levers.. Not trying to do that again TBH.. Now at least I got a method to test out PSI BEFORE I blow a new breathing hole somewhere...

It's a stock reg, no option to adjust

In my case the stock regulator isn't intended for modding although it is possible.. It's good, I got a regulator check gauge so I'll just have to mess around with it I guess.. At least until my new regulator that is pre-set at 1,200 PSI arrives

So do you ADD or SUBTRACT Belleville washers to increase PSI? Let's say hypothetically I thought the rifle could take an additional say, 150 PSI. How many washers would I need to add or subtract? I do have an on/off HPA Check gauge, so I will of course ensure that I haven't surpassed the max...