pm6 problems

[spreadz07]

My mistake
I thought it said pmr. I have had a hard day being dragged round shops by my Mrs!
Still Pm syd though, he will let you know
Nige

 

[mctractorboy]

what paint are you using dude?

 

[not to bright!!!]

no idea cos i use stuff down at site but it is good paint

 

[mctractorboy]

hmm... it could be something to do with your LPR being set too high??

 

[Lump]

no idea cos i use stuff down at site but it is good paint

not always the case mate.some site paint can be poo.also check your dwell ?

 

[GAZ_GB]

What speed setting is your reloader B2 on because if it's on a high setting it could be crushing the paint,Try it on setting 1 and if it's missing shots turn it up until it fires without missing shots and see if thats any better.

 

[Magic_8ball]

I really think its likely to be the LPR mate. There's a sticky thread in the techroom by Jeff giving cold weather tips for the DM family, that may be of some use to you.

 

[lemonadeX]

If it is a case of the LPR being set too high, do the following to reset it to the stock value:

1) Screw the cap out the front of the LPR underneath the breach using a 1/4" allen key

2) Whip out your 3/16" allen key, put it into the bronze seal assembly (centre of the pic below) and turn this down (clockwise, as arrow indicates) until it is reasonably tight (but not too tight, so you don't damage the seal):

http://img354.imageshack.us/img354/2776/lprcd1.jpg

3) Once it's turned down fully, back it out (anti-clockwise) 5 complete turns and test it again (as it is now at the default value). If you still chop, try turning it clockwise 1 complete turn and retry. If the chopping doesn't go away, it could be an internal problem with the LPR or the paint.

-Will

 

[HPUKer]

I would blame detents.

Replace them with new ones.

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