Sim eu posso falar outro idiomas tambem, mais no falamos ingles aqui. Melhor por todos.
Говоришь по-Русский. Это FX какашка.
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Sim eu posso falar outro idiomas tambem, mais no falamos ingles aqui. Melhor por todos.
Once you receive your perfectly tuned FX from Ken (SPAW) NEVER EVER! adjust a single damn thing.
Disculpen mi ignorancia y falta de respeto y educación
Solo se hablar el idioma de 6000 millones de personas (el castellano o español) no tengo ni idea de otro idioma o lengua
Todo o casi todo lo que se sobre armas de aire comprimido lo aprendí aquí sin saber nada de inglés
Ya no comentare nada mas puesto parecer ser que debo hacerlo en inglés
Gracias a todos PAZ Y AMOR
It'll get fixed, don't sweat it. You'll hear from "Ken" and he'll walk you through it. Done.
As they say... 'Don't sweat the petty things, pet the sweaty things.'
I never heard that one, but I like it.. Will be using that one for sure..
Once you receive your perfectly tuned FX from Ken (SPAW) NEVER EVER! adjust a single damn thing.
Where’s the fun in that? The fun and challenge is getting that extra 10% out of your tune... Those guns are made to be tweaked. You might get one with a good tune, but it’s not economically feasible to lay down a perfect tune that requires many tens if not hundreds of hours of testing and adjustment. Anyone that has tuned their Impact for competition or for shooting long range will tell you the same thing. They are tuned for a specific pellet at a specific speed from the FX factory. If that makes you happy then good for you. But if you want your Maverick or Impact to shoot heavy slugs (for example) into MOA at 100 yards, you better understand how your gun works and be prepared to put in the time. It’s worth it in the end, but it ain’t easy. My .25 Impact with PP and Slug A liner shoots 43.5 grain NSA at 895 FPS and can shoot 230 on an EBR Target card in 7 to 8 mph wind. But that’s after months of weekends and trying out many settings, pressures, liners, and slugs. I’d estimate about 100 hours put into the gun to get that performance, and added performance parts like a pin probe, lighter valve spring, Ernest transfer port, etc.
And with all of that, its still not as accurate as my Daystate Bleu Wolf shooting .217 jSB KOs at 990 FPS, that took me under two hours to tune...
PS., if I really wanted someone else to tune my gun for a specific purpose, I’d send it to Derrick @zx10wall
I'll put my untuned BSA R10 TH .22 up against these tuned guns. BSA barrels ROCK.
Disculpen mi ignorancia y falta de respeto y educación
Solo se hablar el idioma de 6000 millones de personas (el castellano o español) no tengo ni idea de otro idioma o lengua
Todo o casi todo lo que se sobre armas de aire comprimido lo aprendí aquí sin saber nada de inglés
Ya no comentare nada mas puesto parecer ser que debo hacerlo en inglés
Gracias a todos PAZ Y AMOR
Es simplemente una cosa de cortesía, ves que es un foro 99.9% de habla inglesa. Parece que se niega a usar un traductor para que las personas que no hablan español puedan entender de lo que estás hablando (en un foro de habla inglesa). Así que en lugar de usar un traductor para hacerlo más fácil para el 99.9% de la gente aquí, usted elige la manera más fácil posible para usted. Entonces si la gente se preocupa por leer lo que está escribiendo, hacen el trabajo para acomodarte. No hay problema.
Ahora que he dicho algo después de que trotaste el lobo delta tan duro (no tengo un problema con eso) ahora quieres jugar a la víctima. Creo que es tan lindo. No tengo problemas con los hispanohablantes, pero por cortesía quizás deberías usar un traductor para ayudar a otros a comprenderte en vez de que todos lo tengan que hacer. Tenemos gente de todo el mundo que lo hace aquí.
It's just a courtesy thing, you see it's a 99.9% English speaking forum. It seems that he refuses to use a translator so that people who do not speak Spanish can understand what you are talking about (in an English-speaking forum). So instead of using a translator to make it easier for 99.9% of the people here, you choose the easiest way possible for you. So if people worry about reading what they are writing, they do the work to accommodate you. No problem.
Now that I said something after you trolled the delta wolf so hard (I don't have a problem with that) now you want to play the victim. I think it's so cute. I have no problems with Spanish speakers, but for courtesy you may need to use a translator to help others understand you rather than everyone else doing it for you. We have people from all over the world who do it here.
WELL? Seems to me the first issue is what are the gages actually reading. If the first gage is reading bottle pressure and not a reg pressure maybe all that’s wrong is the gun is low on air?
I can’t think that a gun would be sold without a bottle pressure gauge.
i’m basing this on just reading the thread. I likely am way off but I’ve had plenty of times when I over looked the obvious so???
I would think with two regulators you would need three gauges . Confuses me.
What's to be confusing?
Watch 68 Whiskeys video or even Matt Dubber or Ernest Rows video...its not rocket science just a sequence that is performed by a competent person!
Open the second reg all the way so its actually not functioning and then set the pressure for the first reg...then degas the gun and turn the second reg in all the way!
Recharge the gun and set reg pressure on the second one to your desired setting!!!
One gage to set both regs!
Not complicated just have to pay attention!
Still a PITA nonetheless
so is a prostate exam but we all still need to go through with it. Only takes a minute just like any tune change on any gun