PP700 Shooters

John in ma

thanks for the heads up on the check valve will take a look. Another question I have removed the main valve and rotating breech. My question

part #20 (movable connector screw) is just a plug or acts as a restricter? should it be bottomed out?

part #45 (valve body screw) how tight to make?

Thank you for the folks much appreciated


 
But I am still plagued with a slow leak, albeit it is taking about 2 hours now to leak down. All mating surfaces are good, the pistol fires fine just cant stop that slow leak. 









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Have you checked the pressure gauge? Most slow leaks I've found have been due to a loose, or bad O-ring, in the pressure gauge.



Kindly 'Ol Uncle 
 
So I finally pulled the oring from the back half of the tank as suggests by HUMA. Sure enough the minute I start to fill the tank air was pissing out the threads. Now one would think replace huma oring so I did, and I made sure that when screwing on tank end that the regulator was all the way back. Start to fill air leaks out, So enough I put the rear o-ring back in.

So I decided to try something else.

I installed Huma set to 140, put in and left rear tank o-ring in.
The delron seal between tank and factory regulator is .081 thick, and as well does not fill the entire diameter it sits in. It has about a thousand or two space, I machined one flt the circle tightly in diameter and I increased the thickness to .085. I put all belville in same direction and cranked down the factory reg screw, this bridges the 2 regulators and with no pin the old one really does nothing now. Did a little valve work, Filled tank to capacity, took her over to my gunsmith to do some chrony and see if it is still leaking.

NO leaks! and after a few minor hammer spring adjustment she hitting an average 736fps w a benjamin 14.3g, ,this pistol now rocks, I did not need to leave the o-ring out, bridging the regulators seemed to do the trick and gave it a lot of power I was only getting 650s before with the same pellet and hammer spring settings. The delron made a much better seal at .085 than the factory and increasing diameter a bit helped seal the edges of old reg. The bark is not overly loud but enough to warrant a ldc.
 
Where can I purchase a LDC that will work with the stock barrel shroud. Mine came with a factory adapter but have not found out what threads are. Or if you know of a kit, I do not want to go to the carbon fiber barrel shroud like on JSAR site I had that setup didnt like prefer stock shroud to use with LDC.

Thank you




I got my adapter and LDC from DonnyFl. The Tanto makes my pp700sa very quiet.

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That’s fantastic! I sure wish that I could partner up with you on those rat shoots Luis. I sure am enjoying mine. It’s still in pistol form. I haven’t made or bought a stock for it yet. I hope to soon. As of now I have recrowned the barrel twice. I did a much better job the second time than the first. That metal seems really soft . Anyway, I’m shooting around .5-.75” at 30 yards with JSB RS 7.3 pellets rested and a scope on 9x. I’m pretty happy with that. Sometimes I can get a small group so I know it’s capable. I’m getting 55 shots on a fill. I haven’t chronied it since that last time I reassembled the pistol and dialed the hammer spring tension up. I’m guesstimating is around 650-680 fps.