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Make sure to read the posts from these guys telling you to increase the internal hammer spring. The outside wheel is dependent on the internal setting. These are two of the most helpful people around when it comes to the Crown. 23 on the wheel is just as high as the wheel goes, but 23 can be...

Have you tried to adjust the internal hammer spring? Need to take the stock off and use a 2?mm umbraco to tighten it up

I didn’t know the hammer adjustment is hidden behind the movable cheek piece. No mention in manual along with the transfer port ? Only reason I know now is a post and picture somewhere on this forum. As of right now I haven’t seen any Karma literature on this.

Good Afternoon all. I would like to know where the adjustment screw for the Artemis P15 is located at on the rifle? I would like to tinker a bit with fps with my current pellets (Hades 15.89gr) which is running at 834fps avg. I would like to possibly take it up up between 875fps and 925fps...

Yes I was looking at that as well. They have not recessed the interior of the stock. How is the valve adjusted?

Thanks for the tips. I'm going to leave it as is, since I want to use this rifle for FT and have to stay within the 20 fpe limit.

I joined that group awhile back as it is where I got help to locate some belieview spring washers.

I've watched vids showing 873fps with 18gr pellet = 30fpe. Does that ring true for what you guys are seeing? Seems pretty respectable from a shorty barrel, with plenty of power to knock down small critters. As long as I have enough reg prx to push heavy pellets fast enough to keep the delivered...

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On my V3HP .30, i have drilled a hole under the adjustable butt-pad, through that the HS is adjustable with an allen key. Regulator not so much, though.

...I had it doing 15.9g Atomics at 800-830fps, and it took down a lot of ground squirrels and tree rats over the years. As far as reg/hammer adjustment this can be a very complicated topic, sometimes difficult to explain through a forum post. But essentially the hammer strike and the valve/reg...

Donny FL hammer adjuster knob for my Taipan Veteran2

The one real downside to the Crown MK2 is the need to remove the stock to get to the internal/micro hammer spring adjuster. I have two of them and both have the Saber Tactical chassis. That chassis is a real pain to remove whenever you want to make micro adjustments to the hammer spring. Other...

Depends on hammer tension and vavle tension, you can adjust your air rifle so that each shot is only using a portion of the air in the plenum and not dumping all the plenum volume at once.

You still have to take the action of the the ST chassis to adjust both the reg and hammer spring .

Got the hammer spring adjuster done. Here is a write up how I did it. Took longer to type the write up than it did to do the job, it was very, very easy. https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/benjamin-gunnar-easy-diy-hammer-spring-adjuster.1323620/

You always want "Ideally" to have a swift and quick hammer strike onto valve poppet. Now said .... generally if set up running at lower pressure/s the weight of hammer also becoming lighter as well. A lazy / weak hammer strike won't work worth a hoot ... FYI

IIRC the Cricket 2 came tuned in the 45 fpe range. How much have you loosened the hammer spring? It sounds like the gun may be tuned past the knee of the regulator curve and you should try to loosen the hammer spring until you see the speed start to drop. If you cannot tune down the speed with...

I just got one in a couple weeks ago, stock screws completely stripped out, hammer spring retention screw was stripped, managed to get that out and who ever had it before me was adjusting the hammer with the set screw still in and broke something inside. Luckily I sent in for an RMA and heard...

Understand also that Daystate provides some excellent technical support, like the videos on their YouTube channel. This include both disassembly and re-assembly of the Wolverine. https://www.youtube.com/@DaystateLtd/videos I know that at least in the re-assembly videos, they discuss how to...