Recent content by OatmealMu

When in doubt, tighten things down and start replacing o-rings. The air seemed to be coming from all over the place, so I dug into my o-ring stash and began replacing everything around the problem area. I also tightened the quick disconnects. I highly recommend the 150mm Lobtex adjustable...

I have a check valve between the small gold filter and air tank. Today, it started leaking between the check valve and quick disconnect on the gold filter. I figured it was the o-ring on the disconnect. Sure enough, it was damaged, and I replaced it. The problem persisted, so I tried switching...

I purchased it new earlier this year, and it looks to be the latest revision. I should also mention I have a second Dreamline that shoots 900 just fine. Out of curiosity, I tried swapping the entire air tube assembly from the second Dreamline to this one. No change, which makes me wonder what...

Here's the deal: I have a .22 Dreamline Classic with a 500mm barrel. The regulator is set at 100 bar. I'm shooting 18 grain pellets and would like to get near 900 fps. I suspect I'll need to slow things down to achieve optimal accuracy, but I'd like to hit 900 to give myself more space to work...

You might be thinking of the Equilibrium model.

For advantages, I'm thinking of things like improved friction. AFAIK, the stock Dreamline Classic hammers are made from a material other than brass. Thanks.

Yeah, right now they're sandwiched in between layers of cardboard until I come up with a more permanent solution.

Got my CR2032s in. Removing the cells from the plastic was a chore. Of the 50 I got, three were bad. The rest were in the green. All but one cell were made by Duracell. The other one was a Sony, which somehow had even more irritating packaging than the others.

Had POI issues with my Dreamline Classic. It took multiple steps, but the issue finally seems to be resolved.

Any more info on this? Is the metal bit some type of bearing?

I did the same as a lot of people here. Bought a used SCBA tank on ebay and stuck a cheap fill station on it. The tank was in surprisingly good condition, but the fill station was a dog. After giving me a glycerine bath, I ditched the fill station and bought a Stikman. The Stikman is superior in...

Up for sale is this Optisan scope. This light and low profile scope is perfect for someone that dislikes top heavy setups. There's three points of damage that I can find: a scratch on the tube, some pits on the scope caps, and the "Made in China" sticker is peeling off. The scratch is from me...

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I'm wondering if the material they use would get along with softer materials like wood or laminate. Most of the pictures I've seen having them being used with polymer stocks. Thanks.