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95g hammer + micro-meter tank?

ok.. i somtimes use a micro-meter tank for indoor shooting and i was wondering is the 95g hammer ok to use on it… every time i use it i change it back to the stock hammer, this takes to much time. it just seems lik it may ruin the valve or defeat the purpose of a micro-meter tank.. idk. help would be appreciated.

Airforce Rifles/Pistols

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Just keep you pw down to 2-4 and youll be fine.

It’s designed for use on the Condor… Boy it’s a good think AF has such a wealth of information available on their line of products… 🙄

Just don’t crank up the power wheel. The good thing is the micro meter and Talon valve stems are a little thicker than the Condor stem… 😉

Worse case would be a crumpling of the valve stem at the ported area.
The ported area is the weakest material portion of the valve stem and with a large enough tank pressure pushing in one direction while striking the top hat with a greater force from the other direction, could cause a compressing of that area until it deflects then deforms then the valve is stuck. 2 major forces at play – stiking vs pushing. The valve stem could probably withstand pushing for quite some time under normal conditions. Striking leaves less time for the law of deformation to work.

My 2 cents

same problem looking for same answer… micrometer valve big hammer… didnt used it together… yet. i believe that the speed is the same , but it wont damage the micrometer valve?

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