Stripping & Tuning Hw97Kt Blackline

[Marksman 934]

And here's Part 3 lads.....

 

Cheers to those who've viewed and left comments....

 

Darryl

[Mister Gain 1,764]

3 excellent videos Darryl. It's refreshing that blokes like yourself take the time and effort to make these tutorials to assist others. Thanks.

[Elliott 436]

Thanks for the videos Darryl, after watching them I'd feel confident in stripping and working on my own HW77K. Other than piston buttoning I wonder what else goes into a professional tune?

Edited December 18, 2013 by Elliott

[risingfriend 1,042]

Nice vids Darryl

[Marksman 934]

Thanks for the videos Darryl, after watching them I'd feel confident in stripping and working on my own HW77K. Other than piston buttoning I wonder what else goes into a professional tune?

Good stuff mate!

 

Not sure about other "tuners" but I imagine they will all have their own trait.

I'll continue to do what works for me though and I think the chrono test proves it works

 

Darryl

[villaman 9,983]

Nice three vids mate . Just shows you do not need to spend £ 100s on a tune , very well done

[davyt63 1,845]

Nice three vids mate . Just shows you do not need to spend £ 100s on a tune , very well done

 

 

its not a tune! its fettling

[davyt63 1,845]

nice fettling buddy,and as shows via the chrono what can be achieved from a polish,and a re-grease

 

going to watch it again,as had no sound

 

keep the vids coming

[villaman 9,983]

 

Nice three vids mate . Just shows you do not need to spend £ 100s on a tune , very well done

 

 

its not a tune! its fettling

 

Call it what you want but definition of a tune is to make fine adjustments to (an engine, machine, etc) to obtain optimum performance if you want to play on words and even Darryl called it his tune

[davyt63 1,845]

 

 

Nice three vids mate . Just shows you do not need to spend £ 100s on a tune , very well done

 

 

its not a tune! its fettling

 

Call it what you want but definition of a tune is to make fine adjustments to (an engine, machine, etc) to obtain optimum performance if you want to play on words and even Darryl called it his tune

 

 

it is fettling end of,fine adjustments is right,re-greasing,de-buring,polishing is home DIY fettling.

 

 

there is no lathe work involved in Darryl's tune,which all the professional tuners do,hence it costing ££££'s

what darryl has shown is his way of fettling,i may stand corrected "but i doubt it" this is no where near as much work that a professional would put in to a tune,and it wont shoot as sweet.or i will eat my hat

 

speaking from experience and seen with my own eyes what goes in to a professional tune

 

those who know how to love to fettle

[risingfriend 1,042]

[davyt63 1,845]

 

 

[villaman 9,983]

Makes the wet night a bit more interesting than watching the idiot box

[Marksman 934]

No lathe work involved as I don't own a lathe

 

I'd bet that this one would shoot just as sweet as a "tuned" one

 

Ok, so while were on the subject, what constitutes a tune??

Is it called a tune simply because it's done by sorme well known people

I know some make their own piston seals hence the lathe work etc but it's as I said in the video, it's the way I do things, it works and happy with the results.

 

It would be interesting to see one of "my rifles" up against others from other well known industry guys just to see how well it does.

 

Darryl

[sweet pea 2]

What ever its called, you have made a bloody good job of lt mate well done.

 

Three great videos and im sure they will inspire other people to "tune/fettle" their own rifles.

 

 

Thanks for posting.