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Data published on the European market

Nice to get this information from you. Thanks Does your barrel also like .217? This is what my U3 looks like.

This is a message from the manufacturer

I don't know yet how much the regulation will help, but I know that at the moment my valve is open for too long for heavier bullets. I'll be checking it soon

Each version of the Krait has the same built valve as in my photo above. I contacted the manufacturer and it can be adjusted as needed but they recommend degassing the gun to keep the o-rings in good condition

Dear Colleagues. Can't any of you really show the valve setting for heavy bullets?

Yes, buddy. It's obvious but I want to see the valve setting of other users to get the maximum of knowledge.

Hello krait X users. I have a question and a request for all those who shoot snails/slugs weighing (27-30gr) Can you take a measurement and show you a picture of how deep your valve is screwed in? And what pressure of the regulator do you have set and how many shots does this setting give you...

Nothing happened. I checked the thread about tuning and I already have a lot of information on how to do it right. To satisfy my curiosity, I will check the spring 0.1mm thinner than the original one. Thank you and best regards

In this thread we are talking about a short u3 with a 400mm barrel. I wrote in the title (compact). U2 and U3 are completely different valve designs. For the U3 valve, adjusting the hammer spring gives big differences but resembles krait tuning. Accurate positioning is important.

JaceSpace Thank you for the hint. So the U3 is built differently than the U2 and it is a classic valve that has a spring that closes it. He is quite picky about adjusting the hammer spring and it must be done quite precisely. When it is loosely screwed in, the gun is unstable. But today I...

Hello everyone Is it possible to get a faster closing of the valve during the shot by adjusting the U3? The screw from the valve seat allows for adjustment? Is it just screwed in or not? I wonder if the only way to shorten the shooting cycle and reduce the dose of ejected air is to use a weaker...

Does the Labradar Lx measure the BC of the projectile?

Make sure your chronograph shows good results. I had one a few years ago and it worked properly only on .177 and .22 and every larger calibre gave incorrect readings. Of course, this does not mean that yours is also bad. Greetings