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Is that an external power supply to the FX Chrono. Good idea, mine seems to eat alkaline batteries! :-(

 

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If using .177 calibre, I would try using a maximum 4.5mm puck and in fact you'll probably find the removable magazine plate only has a 4mm hole, so in theory there is no point in having a puck size bigger than 4mm. the "new forward plug" just has a couple of extra pieces of plastic inside to...

Welcome Sir :-) I believe these Springs should be made of a higher grade spring steel. They shouldn't be deforming this much so early in their life. Awaiting to here if these will be covered under warranty by Edgun Spain. The cost of these springs to Ed will be pennies but not so easy for...

Just made a 1.5mm thick washer 8mm diameter from brass and seems ok, a few miss indexes but only at lower reg pressures, I also note the puck size makes a difference as well when using reg at lower settings 60-80bar, using the smaller puck 3mm hole works much better. At 135bar it works...

Yes that was helpful Scott thanks. I may well try that sooner rather than later as these springs will strink back very quickly after being hand stretched. Thanks Neil

Did you watch the same video that I put a link to above ???? It's very much addressed in that video... issue 7 of 8. Yes stretching the Springs 3 & 4 (see exploded diagram) back to within tolerance dimensions solved my issue. What I'm more interested to know is why has this happened ? ...

Anyone else had this issue with these Springs getting compressed to below the lower tolerance level and causing indexing issues?

For anyone having indexing issues.... My magazine stopped rotating fully or at all. I found and watched Ed's video on the 8 probable reasons and sure enough I found both Springs (numbers 3 & 4 on exploded diagram) within the Auto Indexing housing were compressed and well short of the...

Machined to high tolerances from Acetal with Stainless Steel guide & pins. Nice small and compact. Works perfectly!

This is my prototype version, finished today. Production model will have blackened pins and guide. Will be available in a few weeks

Unless someone comes up with a way to quieten down the indexing system it's never going to be a quiet gun. I've modded and tried various silencers options and the muzzle report is pretty dam quiet now and no louder than any of my other rifles at muzzle. Most of the noise is now from the...