I'm trying to convert a cocker thats run sweet as on co2 to air (armageddon). And its just not working. I was wondering if there is anything you have to do to get it to work?
Cheers all
Mark
Cheers all
Mark
Putting a cocker on air
- Thread starter MarkehB
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You need to have an inline reg somewhere after your airsystem and also make sure your output pressure is right from your armageddon about 800-850psi would be a good starting point or there abouts roughly depending which cocker you have.
Darm
Darm
Bugger, we already tried that 
Bish what about buggering with the in line reg, guess thats the path to take
Bish what about buggering with the in line reg, guess thats the path to take
Its got an inline reg, the armageddon reg is on 800ish.
Jamie, I cant get that gauge on, I cant even get the fecking lug thing out of stu's cocker. In tried my inline reg onit and it was no different.
Jamie, I cant get that gauge on, I cant even get the fecking lug thing out of stu's cocker. In tried my inline reg onit and it was no different.
Well it should be a simple as removing you dumpy ASA leaving the hose and pushing the hose into the Armaggedons elbow. Fill up you tank and screw it in and make sure your output gauge on the geddon is around the 500 psi mark.
If your have problems.... firstly check air is coming out of the Geddon. . slowly screw bottle in and air should come out...next unscrew the inline reg so the whole air system (geddon and inline) is off the gun, and slowly screw the bottle in again, make sure air is coming through the inline.
If there ok, then the next thing to check is that if the LPR is an externally adjustable variety you ain't accidently turned it right down so stopping it from cocking the gun.. . .test this gas it up and cock it manually then fire it... if sounds normal then you need turn you LPR up.....
if not ermmm dunno without looking at it.....
Oh yeah i wouldn't bugger around with the inline, otherwise you'll need set it up again. . . .chrono and paint required. . .
and screw it in and make sure your output gauge on the geddon is around the 500 psi mark.If your have problems.... firstly check air is coming out of the Geddon. . slowly screw bottle in and air should come out...next unscrew the inline reg so the whole air system (geddon and inline) is off the gun, and slowly screw the bottle in again, make sure air is coming through the inline.
If there ok, then the next thing to check is that if the LPR is an externally adjustable variety you ain't accidently turned it right down so stopping it from cocking the gun.. . .test this gas it up and cock it manually then fire it... if sounds normal then you need turn you LPR up.....
if not ermmm dunno without looking at it.....
Oh yeah i wouldn't bugger around with the inline, otherwise you'll need set it up again. . . .chrono and paint required. . .
Gimme a call tonight bish, we can arrange a night for u to come over and i can force that bloody lug out, If i managed to get your bittle off the reg, sure i can undo a hex bolt
"Wheres all my hammers"
"Wheres all my hammers"
I got this longish allen key and it bend summit chronic when I try to under the fecking thing.
Ummm wont be tonight, i'll speak to Stu (need a lift)
L8rs
Ummm wont be tonight, i'll speak to Stu (need a lift)
L8rs
ahem...
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dont you think Fat-boy should do this.... after all, he needs to learn how his bloody gun works.
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dont you think Fat-boy should do this.... after all, he needs to learn how his bloody gun works.
