Hello Gents (and Ladies),
I am quite interested in what pressures and loading forces shooters of pneumatics can load their guns.
I thought about adding a poll, but it may be confusing as there are different pistons sizes out there.
So, I would be super happy if you would take a minute to post:
A). What pressure is your gun(s) at?
B). Which piston size does? (If you don't know, just put in your model of gun and approximate age of your gun and we will figure it out together)
C). What determines your pressure? (Do you pressurize the gun to the max that you can load?)
If you don't have a pressure gauge, you can use a bathroom scale. Just tell us what the scale reads and we will do the math and come up with an approximate pressure. Put the gun on the scale and load the spear about 10-20cm into the muzzle while observing the scale read-out. No need to latch the gun fully! And please be careful!
Thanks so much!
I am quite interested in what pressures and loading forces shooters of pneumatics can load their guns.
I thought about adding a poll, but it may be confusing as there are different pistons sizes out there.
So, I would be super happy if you would take a minute to post:
A). What pressure is your gun(s) at?
B). Which piston size does? (If you don't know, just put in your model of gun and approximate age of your gun and we will figure it out together)
C). What determines your pressure? (Do you pressurize the gun to the max that you can load?)
If you don't have a pressure gauge, you can use a bathroom scale. Just tell us what the scale reads and we will do the math and come up with an approximate pressure. Put the gun on the scale and load the spear about 10-20cm into the muzzle while observing the scale read-out. No need to latch the gun fully! And please be careful!
Thanks so much!
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