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Nov 9 2011, 06:49 PM
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ASF Citizen ![]() Group: Authorized Seller Free Posts: 292 Joined: 2-June 10 From: West Covina, California Member No.: 57,412 SOA Name: gamerfreak4life Your Temperament Score? Trader Rating: 7 (100%) Add Feedback for gamerfreak |
So I have an ares 338, and before I converted the mag, I was getting about 433 with propane. After I converted the mag, I get around 400 with about 80psi, however if I turn up the psi anymore, the fps just drops. I am assuming this is a problem with the hammer or striker plate? is that correct? or am I missing something else?
Also I am considering ordering a new oring set however is it normal to get 400 fps around 80 psi? if it is then I think I can just skip the o-rings. Thanks! -------------------- I am buying UTG trishot shells
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Nov 24 2011, 11:31 AM
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ASF Citizen Group: Member Posts: 307 Joined: 22-March 09 From: Norway Member No.: 47,256 Your Temperament Score? Trader Rating: 0 (0%) Add Feedback for LeStath |
Definitely a striker spring problem.
The current spring you are using isn't strong enough to release the valve completely on that psi setting (80psi and above). Though I must say that 80 psi isn't much, even my pistol (hi-capa 5.1) can release a 150psi setting :P My custom Tanaka M24A2 (no need to go into upgrade details) starts having problems after 300psi, which is way too much anyhow. And I have shortened the G&G striker spring. LeStath -------------------- *Asahi WA2000 DX
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gamerfreak Ares 338 external CO2 rig problem Nov 9 2011, 06:49 PM
wolfgeorge It looks like it's a striker problem but I can... Nov 10 2011, 07:41 AM
gamerfreak well everything is fine up to 80 psi after that it... Nov 13 2011, 02:21 PM![]() ![]() |
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