Curious Cocker Problem!

[paintball0925]

wtf there is no way it can shoot with out cocking the bolt would be in the way snd u couldent shoot any paint out

you must have been dry firing and that would expalne the loudness.

this sound like the biggest b s ever

 

[Rabies]

Firstly, isn't it obvious he was dry firing? Would anybody expect to shoot paint after taking out the cocking rod? And secondly, the bolt still cycles on a cocker, it is not driven in any way by the cocking rod.

But obviously there's you answer if people complain about the noise: shoot paint. If that's too expensive, get more sponsorship

 

[Gyroscope]

...or turn the bolt upside down. This is the classic, but try to remember to turn it right-side up when you return to the field.

 

[pupster01]

get spikee to look at it matey he wont fix it but when you get it back this will be but a tiny issue compaired to what he will have done to it

but seriously speak to frogley im sure he can either give you some idea or take a look at it for ya after all he is the cutandshut cocker king !!!!!

 

[dr.strangelove]

This really doesn't seem that unreasonable, the 'ccoker is just operating as a blowback, meaning that something, be it spring pressure from the valve stem, or gas being released from the valve, is causing the hammer to reset. Doesn't seem like anything too serious, you just might want to check that your pressure settings are correct, maybe change your valve spring, check your valve O-rings, and make sure it's seated okay.

 

[Headshot Apoc]

cheers guys, it does appear to be a springing problem so its spring swapping time

 

[SPIKEE]

cheers pup not quite sure what your trying to say there? Are you insulting me or bigging me up?

or a bit of both


Anyway, Headshot you need to sweetspot your in line reg to find the optimum pressure/ velocity.
With that valve i would think it to be around 300 to 350 psi. You should then be able to achieve 290 fps with a supa light main spring! If the problem persists we will have to post it of to the Vatican!!!!
Also make sure that you're lpr is set right should be able to pull the backblock back quite easily with you're hand when its gassed up.
I have a gauge set for doing you're reg I think i intended to do it for you at hilton park but we never got round to it. If you're springing is the same as it was at hp then that needs sorting.
Give me a bell, i have loads of main springs for rex kits lying about, doing nothing. Seeing i dont have cocker anymore you might as well have them

 

[Skeet]

Originally posted by dr.strangelove
This really doesn't seem that unreasonable, the 'ccoker is just operating as a blowback, meaning that something, be it spring pressure from the valve stem, or gas being released from the valve, is causing the hammer to reset. Doesn't seem like anything too serious, you just might want to check that your pressure settings are correct, maybe change your valve spring, check your valve O-rings, and make sure it's seated okay.

Like I said...