Recent content by ocelot27

Glad you like it!!!

I believe you slide to the right or left - can't remember...

I've started messing with mine after giving up on factory mode - the gun is amazing if you take the time to tune it like an Impact. I've developed some basic guidelines in an attempt to standardize my tuning. 1. Use the lowest reg pressure possible to achieve the desired velocity - this...

Wish Daystate used the metric bottle thread so I could use all my other bottles with the Delta Wolf... - I believe that bottle degasser is metric not SAE - the one I have is metric and won't thread into the delta wolf bottle.

So.... I went full mod on the Red Wolf trigger and came up with something very nice - I replaced the limit switch made to count cans of soda as they drop out of a machine to something designed as a human interface - the ubiquitous "tactile switch." There are are enumerable types of these little...

It's actually much easier than the pulsar - you just remove the trigger guard which houses the trigger and first stage spring - don't lose it and the very small brass washer that sits on top of the first stage weight adjustment grub screw. Then you remove the two M2 screws locating the limit...

Actually - I'm modding the trigger on my new RW now and Daystate has forgone the second stage spring in the RW - the adjustment screw just abuts the milled aluminum above the trigger obviating the need for the screw in the first place - that explains why the second stage cannot be adjusted -...

Hi - I posted a how to on another forum years ago about the daystate electronic triggers and how to mess with them - you have a couple options: You can replace the Omron D2F series limit switch with one with a twice the actuating force - 150gf vs 75gf (what's in the gun as supplied) - see data...

My first air gun was a that Crosman pump up pistol thing - it had about a 12" barrel and I saved up my money (I was about 14 in the mid 80's) to buy it at Best. You could trick it out with a shoulder stock but it lacked any means of attaching a scope. I bought a $20 scope attached it with hose...

Have you tried increasing the hammer spring adjustment screw? There's a balance between hammer spring tension and reg pressure - you need enough spring tension to open the valve but not too much - watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9K9uG2KOPt0 Very good video seris by FX et al. ...

I don't think the voltage that the capacitor is charged to varies - at least not according to the data. The "bit" numbers are from the 10bit ADC in the microcontroller that converts analogue voltage readings from the pressure sensor into a number between 1 and 1023 (10bits). The "us" is short...

^^^ Designed for firearms and designed to be loosened and moved without need cleaning and reapplication - think of it as a nylon locknut that you can apply to any fastener. You need to follow the instructions though - apply, allow it to completely cure and then reassemble. -john