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Did you get an answer? I need to replace my fill probe o rings.

Please enlighten me, how did you adjust your revere trigger to be lighter? When I adjust the second stage to where I like it the gun won't cock when I replace the locking grub screw. It takes trial and error to back off the adjustment screw enough so that the locking screw will allow the gun...

How, by replacing the springs?

My biggest complaint with the revere is the heavy trigger; you can't adjust the pull weight, just the sear engagement. I actually prefer the trigger on my marauder f&t.

I use a Huntsman Revere Safari for open class FT and it's fine; I think that it would work better for hunter class. Some of our club members use HW100's in hunter class and like them.

I believe that there is already a magnet present.

I've had my Revere for 6 months now and about a month ago the cocking lever started to pop open after firing a shot. The screw where it pivots was loose and after tightening it the lever would stay closed after a shot. It is doing it again, and I have tightened the screw again. Has anyone...

I use a very small amount of moly paste on the hammer--a thin coating which is almost dry. Note the shiny areas on the hammer where it is contacting the tube and lube there.

You might want to polish or lubricate the hammer. I use a small amount of moly paste.

Thanks, I think that I have an extra one.

Thanks for the confirmation.

I have the brass ring but it still leaks regardless of how much I tighten it.

My Yong Heng has developed a leak at the burst disc plug. I have changed the burst disc and tightened the plug, but air leaks from it. I used teflon tape as a temporary fix, but is there supposed to be a white washer/seal in the aluminum block where the brass plug screws into?

Place it right next to the valve with the plastic white part towards the muzzle end.

Mine does it too and I've seen older posts that also mention it.

The space where the regulated air is stored. A larger plenum holds more air which can translate into more power.

Do you have a .177 or .22? I could see getting the xxl for the .22 which seems to be underpowered. I did see where you mentioned that Huma has a model just for the F&T, but didn't know if you knew that it had a bigger plenum than the Crosman. Anyway, good luck.

Huma has a regulator for the F&T model which I purchased. It replaces the Crosman regulator and fills the same space, but has a nice sized plenum.

Thanks!