Search results for query: hammer adjustment

I'm shooting an impact i got from someone. Now has an SD of .8 and an extreme of 3.7fps. 25.39/134/2.125

My Gen 1 .25 I added the Haji supertune kit. That made the hammer spring adjustable. If i remember drill a hole and the hammer spring was externally adjustable on the G30. Or it already had a hole. 2nd gen .25 and .22 need the supertune kit too.

Or how to adjust the hammer spring on this rifle

I'm retarded. for some reason i was thinking dynamic.

My first guess is hammer spring adjustment

From what I remember @Dairyboy going through, he had to cut his hammer spring to get velocity down. The HS adjustment in stock form doesn’t allow a lot of adjustment

Curious if anyone has disassembled a Komplete? Are there any adjustments on the regulator? The only stated adjustment is the trigger pretravel. Any way to change the hammer spring? Just wondering if anyone has ventured into it; I may get curious enough to try.

...with 3 different optional hammer weights and 2 different hammer springs. When you add several different #2 regulator settings and hammer adjustments, IT"S A LOT of testing! And still I decided what .30 cal slug tune is best. For the 200 yard card splitting, I used the following tune. 76...

exactly this. i cut mine to get an fps range of 570-740 with 14.3gr cphp using hammer spring tension.

Question I don’t believe has been asked. Does a 22 dreamline and a 25 dreamline have the same hammer weight and spring in them? I assume so 🤷‍♂️. If so it’s pretty simple. The hammer pre load is not anywhere near maxed at max on the wheel. I remember having an original fx crown that max on...

the .22 definitely did. Need more hammer spring. Maxed it at 37fpe with 22gr pellets.

What range of velocities should I expect from hammer spring adjustment on the R.A.W. HM1000X .25 caliber rifle? On mine, turning the hammer spring 2-3 full rotations in or out has almost no effect on velocity. I know it is supposed to be a fine adjustment, but I'm seeing only 1-2 fps difference.

I don't think it matters, but you have to know when the hammer is at maximum effectiveness. That way you know what the speed is when the hammer is letting all the air out of the plenum. My scheme: 1. Set the reg to somewhere close. 2. Adjust the hammer until the speed is at max. That might...

If you were given instructions on how to use the Max1, it should say if it has the ability to adjust the hammer force.

That slider runs into an adjustable stop, in the form of an eccentric cam that is the back of the power wheel. The higher the number/letter, the further back the hammer will travel, and the more the hammer spring is compressed when cocked. It is not attached to the wheel, but is affected by it...

...with 3 different optional hammer weights and 2 different hammer springs. When you add several different #2 regulator settings and hammer adjustments, IT"S A LOT of testing! And still I decided what .30 cal slug tune is best. For the 200 yard card splitting, I used the following tune. 76 grain...

Yeah, you need to adjust that hammer down way down

I tried to use the power wheel to make adjustments, but there aren’t changes.

As far as I know it locks the knob on the opposite side of gun. I thought it was the hammer adjustment but I think it’s a transfer port adjustment

Just a follow-up to finalize: I decided that a small mod to the stock would simplify tuning matters greatly, so I drilled a small access hole in the stock for adjustment. The standard long allen wrench works perfectly. Now no longer necessary to detatch the stock for adjustment of the hammer.