Edgun matador HST adjuster in stainless with jam nut
Gotting them made about 2 weeks, different length with square end or slotted for adjustment and come with jam not, no set screw to damage the threads. any takers???
longer one you can adjust down below 20fpe.
as you can see my original one from the R3M .25 at the bottom was damage when I ran out of threads, and hate using a vise grip to adjust and the set screw damaging the threads and made it hard to blackout the adjuster.
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how much are they
thanks, Rob
:hoot: , you might want to ask your super smart dog if you should get one, if he/she is not lost in a meditative trance.
Dog said go for it. How much do these cost????
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thanks, Rob
:hoot: , you might want to ask your super smart dog if you should get one, if he/she is not lost in a meditative trance.
They should be all the same…
No adjusters for us Edgun Long owners? :whoop:
Was it something we said?
:hoot:
I am all in for 2.
I am gonna bet these are so nice I can’t live without a couple when they get done, I’m up for 2 also !!
i’d be interested in 2. I assume these will work in all versions of Edgun Matadors.
What material is this being screwed into? I remember Wingman mentioning stainless to alloy mating is a bad combo. http://www.talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=27050&p=285713&hilit=screw#p285713
How much are they going to be each?
thanks
lars-atx
Ernest put me down for 2, providing the HST adjuster is a one size fits all Matadors. I have .22 R3 and .25 R3M.
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Yes. Whatever one would be best for .25 r3m standard around 900 fps and still have threads holding it on.
I’d be interested in 1 or 2 of the regular length with the flats.
I’d take a longer one, the current adjuster on my .25 R3M threads just barely past the setscrew. A little more thread engagement with that much spring tension against it is a good idea.
I’d also like the ability to dial the HST way down for “inside the barn” shots… minimizes holes in the barn. :biggrinn: I don’t have the ability to do that with the current HST. I can’t turn it out more than about 1.5-2 turns from the max velocity point at the current regulator setting before running out of threads!
The jam nut & adjustment flats are nice too.
I am sure those will be quite nice. Having (4) 1/8″ holes around the end makes for good adjustment with a small hex key and easy to get 1/4 and 1/8 turn indexing as well, might be less expensive than grinding flats too. ??
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I’m in for 1 for a R3 .25 long. You may already have me on your list Ernest. I sent you an email a week or so for a HST adjuster, a de-gasing tool and a regulator adjuster.
Brian B.