I have 5 Dreamlines and 2 Impact M3’s. Tack drivers the lot of them. Just pulled one apart last night and polished the hammer, hammer spring and shuttle housing and sear. Added a larger Maverick plenum to it and it shoots better, Smoother and quieter than ever. A 22 Cal, 600mm barrel Huma...
I felt like this was using too much air but I havent had a chance to get back to it yet. Compared to one of my airtube dreamlines these are giving me a lot more play with the regulator and hammer settings
This is my second setup with an FDE look.
I think this one has a leaking valve pin though...
There is no real reason to keep the tank upright when filling. It can actually make it a hazard if it gets knocked over..it can damage the valve potentially if it hits something.
I assume you got this new?? Before you attempted to air it, did you make sure to tighten the valve onto the tank...
I am servicing all of my airguns myself. Have 7 right now…
I learned of this product from the owner of Cape Fear Airguns in Wilmington NC when I was at his shop recently. He recommended it for the regulators specifically and we got into a conversation that a lot of went over my head.
But...
It is an inline filter setup that came with the compressor unit. It has user replaceable media in it and I added a motion activated hours counter so I can keep track of the units run time.
I have been experimenting with the additional plenum equation here recently on a pair of FX Dreamlines. I built both of them with the FX Tactical conversion kits and added FX bottle adapters to them.
Both are 25 Cal, with 600mm barrels.
I removed the Dreamline standard plenum and added a blank...
absolutely. yea, if you can remember how to add projectiles that would address my biggest issue with the app. thanks for letting me know…Imwill try some more on it
I have also been running this Athlon chrono for about three months and I agree with most of your points. Easy to use, read and sync to my
Phone app.
I have run 177, 22 and 25 cal projectiles without an issue.
I have even been lazy and didnt charge the unit up so I grabbed my portable battery...
I worked as a scuba technician for a lot of years and it is most likely the oring…but you also need the right threaded valve.
Because of so many variations I would contact the folks at Northeast Scuba Supply
Explain what you have/did and see if they can get you the right orings for it. You may...
You can also grab a pair of calipers and measure the inside and outside diamters of your originals and contact someone like Mcmaster Carr and talk to them.
https://www.mcmaster.com/products/washers/high-pressure-bonded-sealing-washers-1~~/fabrication~bonded/
I wasnt sure of your overall policy…I read everything posted but you may consider the archived as dead…this is a new forum to me so just figuring things out