Others My Gunnar is broken??

[coolsound]

Got my Gunnar back. Everything is good now. Excellent support from Airguns Revision!

 

[Florida_Man]

Got my Gunnar back. Everything is good now. Excellent support from Airguns Revision!

What was the issue?

 

[pan60]

What was the issue?

yes do tell doooo tell.

 

[Dogowski]

Got my Gunnar back. Everything is good now. Excellent support from Airguns Revision!

Still wondering what the problem was, especially since it probably was a simple fix?

 

[Airgun Revisions]

Simple fix? Me yeah, most guys here no.

I never ever say I know what’s going on until the gun is in front of me. I don’t like to mislead especially an accuracy issue that could be 100 different things or a combination of a couple. Tuning guns on levels I’m used to gets way more in depth, then simple tuning of a regulator, hammer spring, etc.. . Points like reg refresh rate to plenum size and valve dwell tuning combination. Barrel development for both pellet and slug blah blah and on and on.

The issue was the whole chambering process of the pellet. Coolsound will notice an even smoother cycling then he did before. Fine tuning this area and definitely straightening out some machining issues with the barrel was in order and a lathe was required to do so. No new parts or mags were needed. Was just that silly Turkish machining and getting everything lined up.
Before and after pic

 

[Florida_Man]

Simple fix? Me yeah, most guys here no.

I never ever say I know what’s going on until the gun is in front of me. I don’t like to mislead especially an accuracy issue that could be 100 different things or a combination of a couple. Tuning guns on levels I’m used to gets way more in depth, then simple tuning of a regulator, hammer spring, etc.. . Points like reg refresh rate to plenum size and valve dwell tuning combination. Barrel development for both pellet and slug blah blah and on and on.

The issue was the whole chambering process of the pellet. Coolsound will notice an even smoother cycling then he did before. Fine tuning this area and definitely straightening out some machining issues with the barrel was in order and a lathe was required to do so. No new parts or mags were needed. Was just that silly Turkish machining.
Before and after pic

Great work!

 

[PasadenaMike]

Soooo it had burrs?

 

[coolsound]

Simple fix? Me yeah, most guys here no.

I never ever say I know what’s going on until the gun is in front of me. I don’t like to mislead especially an accuracy issue that could be 100 different things or a combination of a couple. Tuning guns on levels I’m used to gets way more in depth, then simple tuning of a regulator, hammer spring, etc.. . Points like reg refresh rate to plenum size and valve dwell tuning combination. Barrel development for both pellet and slug blah blah and on and on.

The issue was the whole chambering process of the pellet. Coolsound will notice an even smoother cycling then he did before. Fine tuning this area and definitely straightening out some machining issues with the barrel was in order and a lathe was required to do so. No new parts or mags were needed. Was just that silly Turkish machining.
Before and after pic

Yes I do notice an easier, smoother cycling of the pellet now. The gun is laser accurate at this time and I love shooting it. Really appreciate Rich's outstanding support in resolving the issue for me.

 

[Dogowski]

Simple fix? Me yeah, most guys here no.

I never ever say I know what’s going on until the gun is in front of me. I don’t like to mislead especially an accuracy issue that could be 100 different things or a combination of a couple. Tuning guns on levels I’m used to gets way more in depth, then simple tuning of a regulator, hammer spring, etc.. . Points like reg refresh rate to plenum size and valve dwell tuning combination. Barrel development for both pellet and slug blah blah and on and on.

The issue was the whole chambering process of the pellet. Coolsound will notice an even smoother cycling then he did before. Fine tuning this area and definitely straightening out some machining issues with the barrel was in order and a lathe was required to do so. No new parts or mags were needed. Was just that silly Turkish machining and getting everything lined up.
Before and after pic

Amazing work man. Thanks for letting us know what was going on. Great repair!