Q:

Collection of Condor results with the new Blodnob valve

Fellas, could you post your results with the new Blodnob valve?
Interested to see the numbers collected all in one thread.

So anyone have info to share please post 🙂

Walter….

edited grade 3 grammatical errors 🙂

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quote get the blue jay:

do you have some sort of problem Mam?

I second walts question, I woul;d like to see a thread w/ results, good, bad, or indifferent. I can care less I just want to know what people are getting from them with out having to read 15 pages of shit, and I sure as hell hope you don’t think I’m on a witch hunt, just want info.

Same question I was going to ask you./….

do you have some sort of problem Mam?

quote get the blue jay:

I second walts question, I woul;d like to see a thread w/ results, good, bad, or indifferent. I can care less I just want to know what people are getting from them with out having to read 15 pages of shit, and I sure as hell hope you don’t think I’m on a witch hunt, just want info.

You are more than welcome to second everything Walter does…
And as far as you being on a witch Hunt, I could care less….

I second walts question, I woul;d like to see a thread w/ results, good, bad, or indifferent. I can care less I just want to know what people are getting from them with out having to read 15 pages of shit, and I sure as hell hope you don’t think I’m on a witch hunt, just want info.

quote Jerry:

Come on let’s be fair. I think it’s a valid question and Walter does know his stuff.

I for one am interested in why cutting down the spring would not work. Is it because the remaining spring would have a different rate? I’ve got a Condor downstairs and maybe I ought to go figure this stuff myself but I’m not sure I’d consider everything pertinant.

I get an assload (just a touch bigger than a standard buttload ton) of email asking about this gun and that gun and what will work and what won’t and what slug to use etc… I only give advice about what I know, have observed, or believe based on reasonably presented evidence (I always qualify what I don’t KNOW or have not observed first hand).

These threads often lead to enough knowledge to avoid poor advice based on the questioners Planned course of action.

Thanks Jerry,

If the spring is cut ie say two coils are removed from a 12 coil spring with a rate of 10#s/inch the new rate will be 12 #s/inch.
so if the tune wanted 5#s/inch preload then the full cocked with the original spring would say be 20 #s in a 1.5″ stroke gun. Full cock with the second spring would be 23#s.
If that is what a fella wanted then it would work, just not the same as the fella trying to make the ‘kit’ work.

Come on let’s be fair. I think it’s a valid question and Walter does know his stuff.

I for one am interested in why cutting down the spring would not work. Is it because the remaining spring would have a different rate? I’ve got a Condor downstairs and maybe I ought to go figure this stuff myself but I’m not sure I’d consider everything pertinant.

I get an assload (just a touch bigger than a standard buttload ton) of email asking about this gun and that gun and what will work and what won’t and what slug to use etc… I only give advice about what I know, have observed, or believe based on reasonably presented evidence (I always qualify what I don’t KNOW or have not observed first hand).

These threads often lead to enough knowledge to avoid poor advice based on the questioners Planned course of action.

quote Voltar_1:

quote mamcrackin:

Somebody is looking for a way to showcase his intelligents….Don’t bite
the bait…This is a witch hunt not and information gathering thread…

actually …. no it’s not.

how about a thread for the new owners of the Blodnob valve to post the results with the purpose being to get results like those posted by Pabs?

Seems even you would help that out.

Walter…

I’m not buying what you’re sellin…….If a Blodnob owner wants to pm me
I will break my neck to answer any and all questions they have….As far
as I know, you are not an owner…Buy one and test it yourself…

quote airtight_python:

quote Voltar_1:

quote pablouk:

Would reduced spring versus extra spacer be a fair swap?

nope.

Why not? It would eliminate the preload that’s making it hard to cock.

shortening a spring reduces coil count making it stiffer as to pounds per inch rate.
So that wouuld change the characteristics that are likely desireable for performance.
A certain preload and a specific available force through its stroke.

Cutting a spring changes the spring.
I am hoping we can get fellas to provide data and solve the heavy hammer spring thing and get a shot string like Pabs

quote mamcrackin:

Somebody is looking for a way to showcase his intelligents….Don’t bite
the bait…This is a witch hunt not and information gathering thread…

actually …. no it’s not.

how about a thread for the new owners of the Blodnob valve to post the results with the purpose being to get results like those posted by Pabs?

Seems even you would help that out.

Walter…

Somebody is looking for a way to showcase his intelligents….Don’t bite
the bait…This is a witch hunt not an information gathering thread…

quote Voltar_1:

quote pablouk:

Would reduced spring versus extra spacer be a fair swap?

nope.

Why not? It would eliminate the preload that’s making it hard to cock.

Kinda what I figured..

quote pablouk:

Would reduced spring versus extra spacer be a fair swap?

nope.

Would reduced spring versus extra spacer be a fair swap?

quote airtight_python:

quote Langnasen:

Take the fucking POS power-wheel out and you guys wouldn’t be having any problems with the Blod-spring. The PW over-compresses the spring, rendering it useless.

Here in the UK, with a properly set-up set of spacers, the thing is dynamite.

Why not just trim about the same length as the PW from the blod spring?

Exactly what I’ve been wondering. It’s not that hard to cut down a spring and make a proper base.

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