HPA on my Thunder Cat....any issues? - Page 2

Quacker · 01-29-2008, 09:45 PM

I had recocking issues before, but turned out it was a soft mainspring. It's a common problem, especially if the moron who owned the gun before you stored it with the back cap screwed all the way in...or worse yet, cocked... HPA should be perfectly fine.

Railgun · 01-30-2008, 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by installer020

WAs wondering is an adjustable reg tank would help. Something like a dynaflow that is adjustable, maybe bump the pressure up to 850 or 900. Just an idea.

Matt

That may well help. But stock they are supposed to be at 850 I thought.

Good point on the springs Quacker. Mine SEEM plenty strong and due to a really odd set of circumstances I found myself with 4 of the things and they are all consistent. For now I'll blame the Orings but I'll keep that spring thing in mind.

bullet · 02-06-2008, 05:30 PM

I dont realy think you need to go higher. I have spoken to a few of the techs at ICD. and they all siad it works good on a 750 in put. the big deal is getting the balancing act down as Walker said and new o rings help. I own three of them and they all run a little diffrent. when you get it all down they are great

good luck on you new marker

brycelarson · 02-06-2008, 06:29 PM

the problem of course is that a lot of HP air regs are at that 750 range - while unregged CO2 @ 70 degrees is about 850 (CO2 Dynamics) higher at hotter temps. So, you're at the bottom of the range using HPA.

installer020 · 02-08-2008, 01:10 PM

I ended up buying a Lapco barrel adaptor so i could use my existing redz barrel kit on it. Anything else i should look at doing to it?

Matt

Phantom Power · 02-08-2008, 01:18 PM

I recommend taking it to a local paintball field and using it.

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bullet Newbie Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 23	I dont realy think you need to go higher. I have spoken to a few of the techs at ICD. and they all siad it works good on a 750 in put. the big deal is getting the balancing act down as Walker said and new o rings help. I own three of them and they all run a little diffrent. when you get it all down they are great good luck on you new marker __________________ Team Adrenaline Rush

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brycelarson MCB Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Minnesota Posts: 894	the problem of course is that a lot of HP air regs are at that 750 range - while unregged CO2 @ 70 degrees is about 850 (CO2 Dynamics) higher at hotter temps. So, you're at the bottom of the range using HPA. __________________ -Bryce Larson bryce@101010.org Feedback

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installer020 Rec Poster Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 76	Got a Lapco barrel adaptor. I ended up buying a Lapco barrel adaptor so i could use my existing redz barrel kit on it. Anything else i should look at doing to it? Matt

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Phantom Power Pump Gun Dealer Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Pender Island, BC Posts: 1,902	I recommend taking it to a local paintball field and using it. __________________

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01-29-2008, 09:45 PM	#11 (permalink)
Quacker Active Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 467	I had recocking issues before, but turned out it was a soft mainspring. It's a common problem, especially if the moron who owned the gun before you stored it with the back cap screwed all the way in...or worse yet, cocked... HPA should be perfectly fine.