do paintball smash these (and other) gauges then?
I suppose if it gets smashed & you dont have a spare you cant safely fill your bottle.
FUBAR
I suppose if it gets smashed & you dont have a spare you cant safely fill your bottle.
FUBAR
Dye Mini Gauges
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not so much paintballs, but trees stones, the ground...
these all tend to be top competitors for smashability
these all tend to be top competitors for smashability
cheers...its just the tinkerer in me wanting to be able to see what pressure its at...no other reason really....just my other cocker didnt have one (although technically it did but its a mini and that where the asa attaches)
so in theory i could run my gas input into the hole in the gas block and put a guage in where the asa is at the mo?
so in theory i could run my gas input into the hole in the gas block and put a guage in where the asa is at the mo?
Dye mini-gauges
I don't know if there's any about at the minute, or if anybody is interested, but they often have Dye mini-gauges for sale on US Ebay at a fraction of the price you pay over here. I also don't know if you'd get charged by customs if they get their dirty paws on it, but I thought you might be interested in potentially saving a bit of cash...
I don't know if there's any about at the minute, or if anybody is interested, but they often have Dye mini-gauges for sale on US Ebay at a fraction of the price you pay over here. I also don't know if you'd get charged by customs if they get their dirty paws on it, but I thought you might be interested in potentially saving a bit of cash...
just done the gauge on my melee my self and had no problems
and take note what philip said about the loctite
have fun
and take note what philip said about the loctite
have fun
Blue loctite...only 'cos no-one else told ya so farOriginally posted by FUBAR
I probably will but it just looks so ugly
Do you just unscrew the big one with a wrench & screw the new one in with Loctite (which type?)
FUBAR
Now thats confusing, cos the loctite that I can see emerging from the thread on the Big one is red...Originally posted by Mark
Blue loctite...only 'cos no-one else told ya so far
FUBAR
The versions of threadlock by differring makers can be different colours the Loctite brand has Red and Blue etc but the strength of adhesion is also different Red and you are using all kinds of tools to get the things apart ..use Blue and normal tools will work so thats why I said Blue
Ok cool, I have some blue loctite left over from my Radio Controled Car days so I could use that but if I remember correctly that stuff was really weak. would this still do?
FUBAR
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