Hammer bounce issue with a P-Rod

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Started out as a stock marauder and then I fell down the rabbit hole. Bottle kit, Tuned Power Valve, Custom Transfer Port, Hatsan BT65 modified stock, Free Travel/floating hammer, Custom External Regulator, Custom Barrel, and now it has an Arkens scope. This rig is tuned like my other builds and pushes a 44 grn Zan HPBT slug down rang like a laser at 980fps. I never thought I would fall sooooo far down the rabbit hole.
 
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davhowrd said:
Started out as a stock marauder and then I fell down the rabbit hole. Bottle kit, Tuned Power Valve, Custom Transfer Port, Hatsan BT65 modified stock, Free Travel/floating hammer, Custom External Regulator, Custom Barrel, and now it has an Arkens scope. This rig is tuned like my other builds and pushes a 44 grn Zan HPBT slug down rang like a laser at 980fps. I never thought I would fall sooooo far down the rabbit hole.
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That's absolutely awesome! I love the BT65 stock. I used to dream of a .25 BT65 when I first got into airgunning circa 2015ish
 
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Thanks for the comments and tips fellas, much appreciated.

I already have a powered up P-Rod with a tube extension, so even though it's not regged, it does the power thing extremely well.

But I did circle back around when I found a drop rearward tank adapter, but since I ordered a reg for the re-tubed P-Rod, this will be based on a 2400 tube/Disco valved set up, albeit gauge block hole needs to be addressed.

Remember that 80's tune, "One Thing Leads To Another"?

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SteveV said:
Thanks for the comments and tips fellas, much appreciated.

I already have a powered up P-Rod with a tube extension, so even though it's not regged, it does the power thing extremely well.

But I did circle back around when I found a drop rearward tank adapter, but since I ordered a reg for the re-tubed P-Rod, this will be based on a 2400 tube/Disco valved set up, albeit gauge block hole needs to be addressed.

Remember that 80's tune, "One Thing Leads To Another"?

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I do not know the tune, since I would not be conceived for another 15-ish years, but I like the direction this picture is going!
 
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