Just been in the shed on the lathe and cleaned my adjusters up, much prefer the clean look, never did like the look of them, just didn't seem to go with the gun's look.
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That looks really great !Just been in the shed on the lathe and cleaned my adjusters up, much prefer the clean look, never did like the look of them, just didn't seem to go with the gun's look.
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Did you make anothe LPR cover for your Epoch?Just been in the shed on the lathe and cleaned my adjusters up, much prefer the clean look, never did like the look of them, just didn't seem to go with the gun's look.
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No, but the UK LP adjuster is not functional and lacks the hex and the insert, so I made a delrin insert and drilled it for a pin wrench to adjust if I want to.
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Be great if the hp& LP regs had numbered/click adjustment, would make experimenting and returning to original settings a lot easier.
Plus smooth over cap so you feel that you haven't messed it when carrying or supporting gun in hand.
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Hi Timo,
You can get the Power boost kit which has the low profile caps.
When you are at a tune you like. Take a measurement when the caps are on the regulators from the top of the cap to the frame of the rife with a caliper. You can use this as a reference for your settings
Mike
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On mine, I just use a digital gauge to monitor adjustments of my HP reg, you can do the same with the LP reg.
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Well, everybody it’s time for a new post and update.
The small O-rings are used to fix the needle valve worked great and so far everything on that end has been working fantastic.
Now for the slightly not so fantastic. I have been still having issues with some point of impact shift and variation to my pellet velocity.
So I went hunting and found the leak at the rear of the gun where the plenum cap is located. I stuck this in in a clear container of water and then filmed it in slow motion and it’s actually leaking a substantial amount during each shot, causing my fluctuation in speed and probably pellet accuracy as well..
I find it strange they are not 2 spaced o-rings on this part instead of one.
The concerning part is that the O-ring I removed was in perfect shape with no nicks on it.
If any of you are getting a small puff of air by your face while shooting, this is probably where it’s leaking from.
The small O-rings are used to fix the needle valve worked great and so far everything on that end has been working fantastic.
Now for the slightly not so fantastic. I have been still having issues with some point of impact shift and variation to my pellet velocity.
So I went hunting and found the leak at the rear of the gun where the plenum cap is located. I stuck this in in a clear container of water and then filmed it in slow motion and it’s actually leaking a substantial amount during each shot, causing my fluctuation in speed and probably pellet accuracy as well..
I find it strange they are not 2 spaced o-rings on this part instead of one.
The concerning part is that the O-ring I removed was in perfect shape with no nicks on it.
If any of you are getting a small puff of air by your face while shooting, this is probably where it’s leaking from.
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