EDgun Matador review video
Hey guys I have a new review video. This is part one in a two part series where I look at the .22 vs .25. Part two will be a head to head competition between the two calibers.
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Instead of antiseize you can also use some ceramic grease:
This is utilized in automotive industry.
As far as I remember seizing is due to the direct contact of two different metals – steel bolts and aluminum body. The idea is to not to let the ions flow by the addition of an insulation layer. Ceramics is good insulator.
Do you think is possible to lube cricket inside receiver with this keramic paste? I found it in my local shop for 5.5€ for 50 gram.
I cant wait to see it!
I’m filling it. What I have so far is going to cause a lot of argument so I need to make sure I do my best to cover everything.
When is part 2 ready?
Thanks for the video Keyser :thumb:
With all your knowledge of Edguns and your past and present experience you would make an awesome distributor 😀
(Mr Rudenko watch your six 😀 )
(Waiting for part 2) :fishinghole:
Great video.
Looking forward to part 2.
Thanks for the video.
Instead of antiseize you can also use some ceramic grease:
This is utilized in automotive industry.
As far as I remember seizing is due to the direct contact of two different metals – steel bolts and aluminum body. The idea is to not to let the ions flow by the addition of an insulation layer. Ceramics is good insulator.
You also mentioned about the irritating washer in the stock added to space the system and the stock. In the newer versions that washer has a collar which goes into the bolt hole.
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I’ve used this paste a few years ago in order to treat the “R3M roughness disease”…. (one of the attempts…)….
While the paste works, it couldn’t solve the problem.
:2cents: