Another update.
Just landed in Bangkok, the home town of My Spearguns and a few other more famous things.
Reunification was joyful, tears were shed and then of course it was time to mod.
Sorry to the countless generations that will surely come after us to seek knowledge here on DB, but I forgot a step by step teardown visual account:-(.
(EDIT: I just did one when I put it back together. It's here for now:
http://www.uvjaegeren.uvjaegeren.dk...ykluftharpuner-og-alt-det-jazz?start=60#11024)
As usual, the useless trigger pin seal (in a brand new handle) was best at not sealing. I am really beginning to think Seac didn't really test it properly when they went from 3mm pins to 2mm pins because it is too difficult to find that spot where the bushing is screwed onto the o-ring tight enough to seal but loose enough to allow movement.
I think I almost got it now, I'll know in a few hours.
AND... I followed Pete's splendid advice to pressure test the gun with water in it. Of course, it was very much against my nature as it increases the wait .
But I had time to do it and you guys brought up good arguments. I am not in a litigation prone part of the world but I would feel immensely bad if accidents happened involving others. And I would just feel plain stupid if it involved only me.
I poured in app. 700 ml of water and it took about 80-100 pumps to get to 26 bar.
This is where it is at now after a bit of adjusting of the trigger pin bushing.
Let's see if it keeps.
Thanks for the advice guys.
Oh, forgot to say - even at 38x41mm (vs. 38x40mm for the original alu tube), the CF tube came out 45-50g lighter than the alu one.
Just landed in Bangkok, the home town of My Spearguns and a few other more famous things.
Reunification was joyful, tears were shed and then of course it was time to mod.
Sorry to the countless generations that will surely come after us to seek knowledge here on DB, but I forgot a step by step teardown visual account:-(.
(EDIT: I just did one when I put it back together. It's here for now:
http://www.uvjaegeren.uvjaegeren.dk...ykluftharpuner-og-alt-det-jazz?start=60#11024)
As usual, the useless trigger pin seal (in a brand new handle) was best at not sealing. I am really beginning to think Seac didn't really test it properly when they went from 3mm pins to 2mm pins because it is too difficult to find that spot where the bushing is screwed onto the o-ring tight enough to seal but loose enough to allow movement.
I think I almost got it now, I'll know in a few hours.
AND... I followed Pete's splendid advice to pressure test the gun with water in it. Of course, it was very much against my nature as it increases the wait
But I had time to do it and you guys brought up good arguments. I am not in a litigation prone part of the world but I would feel immensely bad if accidents happened involving others. And I would just feel plain stupid if it involved only me.
I poured in app. 700 ml of water and it took about 80-100 pumps to get to 26 bar.
This is where it is at now after a bit of adjusting of the trigger pin bushing.
Let's see if it keeps.
Thanks for the advice guys.
Oh, forgot to say - even at 38x41mm (vs. 38x40mm for the original alu tube), the CF tube came out 45-50g lighter than the alu one.
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