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I originally changed the hammer spring tension by putting a small slug between the hammer and spring. To change tension I would have to disassemble the gun, remove the hammer-spring assembly and try different thickness slugs. I decided to make an adjustable setup, and this is what I came up...

The hammer wheel was not going to the max setting, I tried to remove the wheel by unscrewing the screw inside the wheel but looks like I stripped it. Now the adjuster ( red arrow) is loose and not engaged with the wheel. Any ideas how to fix?

Hi guys wondering if anyone can help me I was adjusting the hammer on the back of my rifle as I turned the Allen key to adjust a load of air started coming out so tried to turn it back but all the air released out.. is this a o ring that has broken?? And a simple fix or is it more ? Appreciate...

Hello, I can't adjust the hammer spring. Up to position 3 of the dial the power increases well, when I reach position 4/5/6/7 the power drops considerably. I screwed the hammer screw all the way in and tried to unscrew it by a quarter turn and it's still the same. My regulation is 150/115 bars...

...you...? Does anyone have any experience adjusting the SS hammer length of throw on a Wolverine R? If, yes, were you able to do it with the trigger installed - or do you have to disassemble and remove the rear cap to access the SS hammer adjustment (allen key into rear of hammer)? Thanks, -Ed

Need your help, AGN family. I recently received a Cricket 2 Smooth .22 and so far I'm loving it. Out the box it's shooting the JSB 18.1s at 964. I haven't really been able to test the accuracy due to my space limitations at home but I'm thinking that these may be flying too fast. When I've tried...

I have always seen that hammer spring and regulator setting have to be balanced, but what if your gun doesn't have an adjustable hammer spring but has an adjustable hammer throw like my Daystate Revere?

Trying to tune my new Zelos, but the hammer spring adjustment has me confused. The regulator pressure is set to 2000 psi, and with the screw adjustment for the hammer spring turned all the way out, I'm gettin about 905 fps with 21 gr Barracudas. As I turn the screw in (clockwise) velocity goes...

I’m not really familiar with that system never having owned one but I believe with hammer throw you would be essentially achieving the exact same “balance” as with adjusting hammer spring pre load. I believe more hammer throw will open the valve more. As you work reg pressure up hammer throw...

I’m thinking about getting one but the hammer spring adjustment looks to to be a major PITA on the tactical version. If the entire buffer tube and butt stock assembly is removed, it appears that the access to the hammer spring is pretty easy. I’m assuming I could just undo the castle nut to get...

The hammer is not automatic. P3 user manual says how to adjust it. I just read it. If it was automatic they wouldnt put a wheel for adjustments.

I want to purchase a set screw to lock the hammer spring adjustment on my Marauder. Anyone know the thread size? Thanks, Don

Did you adjust the hammer spring? The hammer spring adjuster is usually at the the rear end of the air tube.

Then obviously, my friend, you have the wrong gun. :cool:

No, the hammer is automatically (pneumatically) adjusted based on the reg pressure.

I am about to do the same to a M3 sniper .22. I am going to run the reg at 100bar put the dwell valve at 2 lines and hammer adjuster in the middle. Shoot for accuracy. Adjust the hammer till it is a good SD/ES and see how it does. If accuracy is good, then adjust the dwell til the SD/ES are as...

Hey everyone. With the Benjamin Gunnar going on sale for $499 from airgun depot recently (where I got mine), and $599 in many other places, I figure there are probably a few people that picked one up. One of the biggest complaints I have seen about this gun, is the lack of a hammer spring...

There is only one hammer spring adjuster. Each click on the Micro wheel moves the adjuster a fixed distance. Each click on the Macro wheel moves the adjuster a distance equal to 5 clicks on the Micro wheel. The Macro is a coarse adjustment. The Micro is a fine adjustment. The regulator...

If you have an Edgun R5M or Leyla and 3d printer you can print this hammer spring adjustment tool.

You asked about the Mora and not the P3.