Tuning EDgun L2 REPR + Monster Redesigns?

[Riaandw79]

The dog bone actually increases the time it takes for the valve to close. I need to experiment some more though.

The 25.36gr Monster Redesigns works well out my 350mm Lothar Walther barrel around 860fps. 0.2mm jets. Around 120 bar measured buy when she falls off the regulator

 

[Riaandw79]

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I've got an L2 with 350mm barrel. I was hoping to shoot the .22 25g Monster Redesigns at 975 fps.

I can adjust the REPR regulator to squeeze out 900 fps but that requires the reg to be set much higher than I'd like (about 190b).

Without going to a longer barrel (or using such a high reg pressure) I'm guessing the only way to increase velocity is to change the jets?

Anyone shooting the Redesigns out of a similar setup?

Thanks 

-Michael

Ways to change velocity in the L2 as I have it
- Reg pressure
- Valve timing/Jet size/dog bone

- Plenum size
-Transfer puck size
-Barrel size
-Choke
-Pellet lubrication 

 

[Riaandw79]

My .22 came with dual .2mm jets haha. Maybe they were drilled out but sure acted like .2s. I have a 1.1 and .9 in now in a .30/700mm setup now.

Same here. 0.2mm jets stock .22. She's capable of power.

I'll swap the .22 barrel and jet quick for some chrony results.

One could blank off one of the jets with a small grub screw if so inclined.

 

[Riaandw79]

0.1mm and 0.2mm jets on old forward plug. 

350mm barrel in 22 cal. Reg set to 190bar.

No monster RD 25.39gr left so this is with Beast 33.956gr. I get better velocity at lower reg pressure from the custom spa p10 410mm barrel though. 

 

[Riaandw79]

So I just opened it up and I already have 0.4 jets installed. That's how it came to me in .22. Is there a link/instructions to removing the dog bone? Mine does not appear to have a collar.

You'll see the collar from the transfer Puck side... Only compatible with the New Forward Plug. 

Here's the dog bone when the valve housing is unscrewed 

 

[Riaandw79]

 

https://youtu.be/rTJHmF7u3U0



Round 11 minutes for the stock...

And 18 for the valve