Bit of help

[44david44 43]

So went shooting last night pumped the rifle to 200bar only fired 16 rounds and when I checked the gun was at 70bar i have put the cylinder in water and ther are no leaks and the seals on the rifle seem fine.any one got any ideas could this be an I'll fitted cylinder.

[festa 206]

So went shooting last night pumped the rifle to 200bar only fired 16 rounds and when I checked the gun was at 70bar i have put the cylinder in water and ther are no leaks and the seals on the rifle seem fine.any one got any ideas could this be an I'll fitted cylinder.

fill it to 200bar and leave it over night check it in the morning if its still 200bar youve not go a leak .... if theres no leak after that put it on a crono just to make sure its not gone air fac ...

 

atb gary

[rossy08 33]

So went shooting last night pumped the rifle to 200bar only fired 16 rounds and when I checked the gun was at 70bar i have put the cylinder in water and ther are no leaks and the seals on the rifle seem fine.any one got any ideas could this be an I'll fitted cylinder.

 

it may be leaking when its attched to the gun,ie its leaking from the gun.

 

that and as already stated

 

get her on the CRONO ASAP dont want to be wandering around with some FAC rated with out a ticket.

 

atb

 

Andy

[craig33 10]

were the cylinder screws on to the gun there is a little oring seal on the gun side not cylinder they leek from there most times seal looks ok but still may need changing my mates gun is the same common problem with hw100s.

if its not that its the valve try taking cylinder off dry fire it and put back on .

if its a early one valves used to go quite a lot karl a guns international has had loads to repair over the years

fingers crossed its not the valve

craig

[RAMCAM 4]

Hi Mate

 

I had the same problem with mine and I've just got it back today. It was leaking from the regulator.

[Phantom 631]

My turn to learn something new

 

Are regulators built into the action or are they built into the cylinder or can they be built into either?

 

I always thought they were built into the cylinder

 

Come on spill the beans and educate me some more!

 

Phantom

[davyt63 1,845]

hi tony

regs go in the cylinder buddy,on the AAS410

 

regards

 

davy

[RAMCAM 4]

My turn to learn something new

 

Are regulators built into the action or are they built into the cylinder or can they be built into either?

 

I always thought they were built into the cylinder

 

Come on spill the beans and educate me some more!

 

Phantom

 

They can be built into either, my hw100 has the regulator built into the action not the cylinder. More shots per fill i guess "Vorsprung durch Technik"

http://www.senapan-angin.info/weihrauch-hw100-regulator-stripdown.html

[Phantom 631]

Thanks guy's

So it's either then

My baby is 'Self-Regulating' and I believe the reg is in the cylinder.

 

Phantom

[RiffRaff 5]

Thanks guy's

So it's either then

My baby is 'Self-Regulating' and I believe the reg is in the cylinder.

 

Phantom

 

nah S200 aint regged its just got a standard knock open valve tony,, that works well in its sweet spot,, an it aint got a reg in cylinder,,how do i know,, i know the gun an its been in bits on my bench an i cant see one in this diagram

 

http://www.gunspares.co.uk/showcatimage.asp?id=24235

 

ATB

 

Niel

[matt_hooks 188]

Thanks guy's

So it's either then

My baby is 'Self-Regulating' and I believe the reg is in the cylinder.

 

Phantom

 

nah S200 aint regged its just got a standard knock open valve tony,, that works well in its sweet spot,, an it aint got a reg in cylinder,,how do i know,, i know the gun an its been in bits on my bench an i cant see one in this diagram

 

http://www.gunspares.co.uk/showcatimage.asp?id=24235

 

ATB

 

Niel

 

Self regulating is a spectacular example of marketing speak. It actually means "not regulated" and is supposed to imply that the system is so clever that it doesn't need regulating.

[Phantom 631]

I always took the "Self Regulating" bit to mean its crap until it hits its sweet spot. IE pressure is enough to let the valve be knocked open by the hammer and shut again by the pressure, until the pressure got so low that the valve can not remain shut and thus allows the last of it to vent

 

I did know that there was no physical regulator fitted, I'm not that thick

 

Phantom

[andyfr1968 772]

Christ, I'm glad I got rid of my 410!!!

 

Springer's suit a simple old bugger like me...