Cricket Hammer spring adjuster
Hi,
first i must sorry my bad english… but in case…
after week i have owned cricket i started to google around about hammer spring adjuster and I could not find any that would be agreed for my use. So i started to make my own adjuster and after one prototype i do have now several of these adjuster knops, so if someone is interested these i can send it to you. you can use it two ways, first use only outer adjuster, just remove inner bras adjuster and you can use it adjust speed from stock to down. and second using it like pictures you can adjust up and down from stock, especialy when adjusting regulatro higher from stock.
here is some pictures and data.
Data is with proto…
pellet: JSB exact king 1,645 g /25,4 grain
outer adjuster fully out and screwing inner brass adjuster in by rounds
1 round=~ 1mm/speed(m/s)
0/131
1/146
2/161
3/178
4/191
5/205
6/221
7/236
8/251
9/265
10/277
11/285
Brass adjuster fully out and adjusting only with outer adjuster
1 round=~ 1mm/speed(m/s)
0/130
1/147
2/163
3/176
4/192
5/207
outer adjuster fully in and adjusting with brass adjuster
1 round=~ 1mm/speed(m/s)
1/200
2/214
3/231
4/243
5/260
6/277
7/282
8/286
9/289
10/289
11/289
Price for one is 40$ shipped (letter). If you want one, just contact me.[/b]
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Imppu´s adjuster is indeed great – by far the best offering for the duty right now.
😆 Still working on my bathroom in the basement but time to post this.
I´d like to see pics of that great looking Mailbox of yours … 😯
Imppu´s adjuster is indeed great – by far the best offering for the duty right now.
Just wanted to thank Imppu for great looking HST adjusting knob, high quality part hands down! I will have some time tommorow to put in on but there was allot of thought into this adjuster and the quality is fantastic! You guys need to get one of these for your Cricket thanks Imppu and fast shipping to my mail box looks great! Eddie
Really well done instructions, thanks for posting those. When and if I can get one. I think I’ll tap a small intention in the face of both the black and brass adjuster so I have a reference point to determine how far I’ve rotated each. I could use a Sharpie on the brass adjuster but that wouldnt work for the black adjuster. I might even use a very small drill bit to round out a small indent then fill with paint to give it a professional look.
instructions added to first post.
I got your email with the contact info for the Finnish distributor. I sent an e-mail but I wonder if he can translate. If I don’t hear back, I guess I’ll have to wait until some US distributor buys some to sell in the US. Thanks for your help. Good post.
hannu ,in finland is a fantastic guy to deal with,ive just bought my crcket from him,he speaks perfect english or murkan,,i can highly reccomend him,,he keeps you nformed every step of the way
rgds steve
Terve! Keep the ideas coming. Get drunk,get a piece of paper and let the creativity overflow.
Nice to hear that they arrived in new home. I hope you get all out of those adjusters.
i get new ideas to improve our crickets, i’ts only in my head and waits some time to get it on paper and made prototype…
Not just that – the instructions are beautiful too. 🙂
Take a look at them. Check the quality of the threading. Nicely made pieces – like everything that comes from Finland.
Ari,
My two adjusters arrived today in Missouri. That was incredibly fast.
Thanks,
SECoda
He has no troubles translating. If he got the mail he´ll answer. He´s a nice guy! 😎
Ari,
I got your email with the contact info for the Finnish distributor. I sent an e-mail but I wonder if he can translate. If I don’t hear back, I guess I’ll have to wait until some US distributor buys some to sell in the US. Thanks for your help. Good post.
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