As I can get the air out of the Edgun quickly
I need to empty the Edgun air and leave without pressure in air tank. as I can do it quickly?. Of course without running any risk
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Just see how long that lasts if I don’t win that contest (youtube has a great video editing feature). I don’t work for free.
If they drop me a fat gift certificate, I’ll let it stay.
http://www.youtube.com/user/EdgunUSA#p/u/12/r_PkIC1OXgc
Decompressing air chamber:
http://www.youtube.com/user/EdgunUSA#p/u/4/We6LOjCLJyA
Loose many parts between the spaces in your deck? 😯
Cool vids Ted. Although the PA logo is just shameless… 😆 😆
Ted just curious your post say you are from Madison are you in the States or someplace else thanks 😆
Removing the breech:
http://www.youtube.com/user/EdgunUSA#p/u/12/r_PkIC1OXgc
Decompressing air chamber:
http://www.youtube.com/user/EdgunUSA#p/u/4/We6LOjCLJyA
At 1 time, I need to install a regulator inside the Matador, I did exactly what oldgoat mentioned.
I dry fire the gun started from 200 bar which is approximate 3000 PSI down to 80 bar and used the screwdriver handle to push the firing pin slowly to released the rest of the air out.
It’s not easy to push the firing pin when the compress air way to high in the reservoir and it’s also very dangerous.
you can dry fire it down to zero pressure.
You can also take the 2 screws out of the rear of the cocking handle block, remove the cocking handle housing and push the hammer into the air valve pin.
To do this, you must first cock the gun. Then pull the 2 screws. The housing will slide off by pulling it backwards. You then either need to dry fire the gun, to release the hammer or hold on to the hammer, pull the trigger and ease the hammer forward.
If you remove the shroud, you can rest the air tube on the floor and use a hammer handle or whatever you have handy to push on the fireing pin.
Ted in Madison has a video on his Edgun USA youtube site. He has the link posted in this section.
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Cool video though. Talking to the camera and sounding good isn’t easy!