Tuning Vulcan 3 fill issue

JamesD,

Thanks for the link, my computer skills are rudimentary, at best, some kind soul (Heavy Impact) usually comes along and links the thread, so thanks to all for the backup. 

Meanadidas,

You're welcome, Cranky's book thump cured my Uragan, would give it a try.

WM

I usually use my cartridges of the world 13th edition as a soft deadblow hammer. I’m an ironworker so if it doesn’t fit or work try a hammer!
 
So I found the problem; there is a flathead countersunk screw and o-ring inside the fill block at the end of the air tube. The screw and o-ring are behind the tiny hole inside the fill port. The screw was loose and was cock-eyed. I tightened it down, reassembled everything, and now the air stays in the rifle after bleeding off.

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So I found the problem; there is a flathead countersunk screw and o-ring inside the fill block at the end of the air tube. The screw and o-ring are behind the tiny hole inside the fill port. The screw was loose and was cock-eyed. I tightened it down, reassembled everything, and now the air stays in the rifle after bleeding off.


What moderator is that?
 
So I found the problem; there is a flathead countersunk screw and o-ring inside the fill block at the end of the air tube. The screw and o-ring are behind the tiny hole inside the fill port. The screw was loose and was cock-eyed. I tightened it down, reassembled everything, and now the air stays in the rifle after bleeding off.


What moderator is that?

It looks like a donnyfl fatboy 2.0 with muzzle brake thingamabob
 
So I found the problem; there is a flathead countersunk screw and o-ring inside the fill block at the end of the air tube. The screw and o-ring are behind the tiny hole inside the fill port. The screw was loose and was cock-eyed. I tightened it down, reassembled everything, and now the air stays in the rifle after bleeding off.


What moderator is that?

It looks like a donnyfl fatboy 2.0 with muzzle brake thingamabob

Correct. FB 2.0 with limited Edition Muzzle break. Looks like a tank barrel. 😉
 
So I found the problem; there is a flathead countersunk screw and o-ring inside the fill block at the end of the air tube. The screw and o-ring are behind the tiny hole inside the fill port. The screw was loose and was cock-eyed. I tightened it down, reassembled everything, and now the air stays in the rifle after bleeding off.


What moderator is that?

It looks like a donnyfl fatboy 2.0 with muzzle brake thingamabob

Correct. FB 2.0 with limited Edition Muzzle break. Looks like a tank barrel.
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Thanks to both of you. And sorry for the thread hijack.