Leshiy 2 bleed screw

[cparkerfishing]

Big Leshiy 2 fan have two now and multiple forward plugs accessories for changing cal etc.

My newest forward plug bleed screw is so tight I can’t turn it. My other two plugs the screw is recessed and tight but easily can be turned on this plug the screw is flush and won’t turn what so ever. Any thoughts on this? Did they change the screw design and I’m missing something ?

Thanks for any advice

 

[dv8eod]

Possibly cross threaded? Only thing I can suggest is going at it slow, nothing good ever happens when you rush.

 

[LegacyP]

Definitely following as I have one as well….

 

[cparkerfishing]

I bled off dry firing the best I could so I could install a new raptor reg in this new gun and then unscrewed the gauge plug slowly and bled off enough to empty the tank. I know this is not ideal and probably bad for the gun.

 

[cparkerfishing]

Definitely following as I have one as well….

Is yours flush rather than recessed?

 

[dv8eod]

The way you bled it off sounds correct. I don't know if you have looked at this thread

EDgun - Edgun Leshiy 2

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=emb_title&time_continue=405&v=IVDKEO2qfG8 The cat is out of the bag. 😊 I have been told that production will start in June and that we might see the first guns towards the end of summer. I’m going to have one of these, no doubt!

www.airgunnation.com

But somewhere near the end, should be last couple pages, someone else just bled theirs the same way.

I just looked at mine and it is very slightly recessed. Maybe a full thread down from flush. I've bled mine through it a couple times. The first time it felt like it was glued in and when I went to tighten it back down, it started leaking at high pressure (above 200bar). Had to crank it down more to get it to stop. There is no sealant that I could see on the threads to freeze it up. If yours hasn't been pulled before, and it doesn't look canted, make sure you use a tight fitting allen and apply slow steady pressure. It might come out easier now that there is no pressure on the inside against it.

 

[Glem.Chally]

The way you bled it off sounds correct. I don't know if you have looked at this thread

EDgun - Edgun Leshiy 2

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=emb_title&time_continue=405&v=IVDKEO2qfG8 The cat is out of the bag. 😊 I have been told that production will start in June and that we might see the first guns towards the end of summer. I’m going to have one of these, no doubt!

www.airgunnation.com

But somewhere near the end, should be last couple pages, someone else just bled theirs the same way.

I just looked at mine and it is very slightly recessed. Maybe a full thread down from flush. I've bled mine through it a couple times. The first time it felt like it was glued in and when I went to tighten it back down, it started leaking at high pressure (above 200bar). Had to crank it down more to get it to stop. There is no sealant that I could see on the threads to freeze it up. If yours hasn't been pulled before, and it doesn't look canted, make sure you use a tight fitting allen and apply slow steady pressure. It might come out easier now that there is no pressure on the inside against it.

There should be a ball bearing below the bleed screw it seals into a socket. Be very careful tightening against pressure to stop a leak, kind of asking for trouble with threads in aluminum.

 

[cparkerfishing]

Definitely following as I have one as well….

Had to give it just a little umph and it opened

 

[bigHUN]

You never try to break the torque slowly turning a screw, that will strip the corners either on tool or the screw. You always need to give it that umph = moment of inertia.