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Tools

What are the basic tools needed for any airgun prep bag?

Where to you get the tool to adjust the hammer spring (Vulcan)?

TIA

NH

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Yea, but, but, but, I thought that’s what airgunners do… they always gotta be tweaking things… and besides, I R N-ga-neer… We always gotta “improve” things… :ugeekn: :winkn: :rofl:

Exactly!

I am going to get it “broken in” before I “tweak’ it any.

I am VERY happy with the “out of the box” performance!

NH :8:

I’ll :18: to that…

quote Zonk:

If it isn’t broke why mess whit it? Ragged hole at 50 yards is awesome, I sure wouldn’t touch it.

Exactly !! I second that

If it isn’t broke why mess whit it? Ragged hole at 50 yards is awesome, I sure wouldn’t touch it.

quote Airgunwhore:

The one where the cocking indicator sticks out when cocked is your hst adjustment the reason it works as a indicator of being cocked is because as u pull the hammer back it pulls the cocked indicator back
Any ways with the hst on the Vulcan has very little adjustability use a chronograph and basicly your just looking the the tightest extreme spread mine will shoot about 36 shots 4 mags 7 fps extreme spread not to shabby

Thanks, that’s what I thought. Mine is still new with only a tin or less through it. It’s shooting a ragged one hole group at 50 yards and I’m taking out sparrows/starlings at 80+ yards with it so I haven’t had any need to mess around with it. After I get more rounds through it and am confident it’s “broken in”, I may tweak it up a bit.

The one where the cocking indicator sticks out when cocked is your hst adjustment the reason it works as a indicator of being cocked is because as u pull the hammer back it pulls the cocked indicator back
Any ways with the hst on the Vulcan has very little adjustability use a chronograph and basicly your just looking the the tightest extreme spread mine will shoot about 36 shots 4 mags 7 fps extreme spread not to shabby

quote Ginuwine:

Mine adjust with an allen wrench.

So, the hole where the cocking indicator sticks out of when it is cocked is hex shaped so you can use the Allen wrench?? That upper allen wrench socket is not the HST is it?

The new Vulcans use Allen wrench yours is new shouldn’t need a special tool unless they changed something if u need John Hagens info pm me here or txt me

Mine adjust with an allen wrench.

The only tool I can think of is the tool that John Hagen makes for the HST. Contact John for one.

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