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Blodnob, LeMak .25

Need to do some testing and tuning with it before I can report performance. With .22 in stock form it did 72FPE with Eun Jin. The .25 is waiting on one of Brad’s Blodvalves with integral gauge and nipple. I think I may also need to get the mounts drooped by Mac1.












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Thanks guys. You are right about that gauge paubouk, 150 psi is a bit farther off than I’d like! I pay’d it no mind at first.

quote airtight_python:

Found a good gauge at McMaster.

http://www.mcmaster.com/#9767t216/=34u4u8

1″ 4000 PSI

Says accuracy +-5% 😯
At 3000 psi, thats a difference of 150 psi 😯

Too rough.

I was tempted to get that when it first came up, but I thought ‘Naw, a bit too Batman really’

WRONG 😡 😆

That looks proper nice so it does 😀

Yeah, it does have a BATMAN/TACTICAL look to it. I like BATMAN, and I like that rifle….NAAAAAASSSSSSTTTTTYYYYYY! 😡

Nice looking setup, ill have something worked out soon on the updated valve.

quote RiffRaff:

Nice lookin gun Airtight! That one looks pretty cool from every angle.

Thanks Riff. I like it. No matter if it is too, “gothic” for most. 😉

Nice lookin gun Airtight! That one looks pretty cool from every angle.

quote airtight_python:

quote get the blue jay:

quote airtight_python:

The buttplate will swivel over to the side. Still waiting on the quick fill though.

I thought something like that had to happen, isn’t the adapter going to be longer?

I guess you could just shim the but plate out some how.

I brought up the suggestion of a nipple and gauge in Brad’s valves. It would be nice to not have to unscrew the tank each time. We talked about it and he seems to think he can make it pretty close to the same length as the stock valve body. He may just make the valve so that it replaces the bottle collar in the frame. I can always remove the plastic disc at the rear of the tank and gain that much in length also… 1/4″ maybe? There is a top screw in the buttplate that would catch the thread in the rear of the tank, but it isn’t needed.

Brad said he’d have something worked up in a week or two for testing.

sounds Sweet! can’t wait to see the prototype.

Nice gauges the Ashcroft. Thanks.

Thanks ATP.

I use Ashcroft gauges at work, they make a quality product but are going to be more expensive than the ones from McMaster.

Here’s a nice one but they are only available down to 1 1/4″

http://www.ashcroft.com/products/pressure_gauges/commercial/Type-12DDG-15DDG-Gauges.cfm?doc_id=222#

Found a good gauge at McMaster.

http://www.mcmaster.com/#9767t216/=34u4u8

1″ 4000 PSI

quote Metal Head:

What kind of scope rings are those?

BKL 263. They also make them in high.

http://www.bkltech.com/BKL_1x1_Wide_Double_Strap_Dovetail_Scope_Rings_p/bkl-263.htm

What kind of scope rings are those?

This micro fill nipple will be perfect and not stick out too far. It has a built in check valve also.

If you’ve got a suggestion on a decent 1″ gauge post it up.

http://www.paintballer187.com/guerrilla-air-micro-fill-nipple.html

quote get the blue jay:

quote airtight_python:

The buttplate will swivel over to the side. Still waiting on the quick fill though.

I thought something like that had to happen, isn’t the adapter going to be longer?

I guess you could just shim the but plate out some how.

I brought up the suggestion of a nipple and gauge in Brad’s valves. It would be nice to not have to unscrew the tank each time. We talked about it and he seems to think he can make it pretty close to the same length as the stock valve body. He may just make the valve so that it replaces the bottle collar in the frame. I can always remove the plastic disc at the rear of the tank and gain that much in length also… 1/4″ maybe? There is a top screw in the buttplate that would catch the thread in the rear of the tank, but it isn’t needed.

Brad said he’d have something worked up in a week or two for testing.

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