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EDgun video

Dear friends,

I know that I had to make a lot new videos for my guns long time ago, but due to different problems I failed to do it. Good news, next week my representative from Argentina Francisco will come to stay with me for a months so we will have time to make a lot of different videos about the guns. As I explained before many things regarding the guns are seem to me so obvious that I am surprise that it is not well known bay rest of people. I know I am wrong that is why I need you help in making the list of the theme I have to make video for, even minor things. Just give me a clue 🙂

Thank in advance,

Ed

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Thanks for the very informative videos!!
I am interested in the kit for making my 25 Cal Standard R3 an R3M.
When will these be available and what will the cost be?
Thanks Again for the videos!
Jim

for sure edgun can be disassembled in a car 😀

http://youtu.be/GZtWHStN9W0

Good shooting Ed, and under extreme circumstances !

I hate mosquitoes as well !!!

The Cad

No he is using .25, see the strelok screen he uploaded when I asked for pellets speed

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If iam not mistaken, ,,, I couldn’t find that Ed mention the calibre. .. However I am rather sure he used .22cal….

quote MEROU:

SUPER MOSQUITOS !!!

Thanks ED.

Mika

SUPER MOSQUITOS !!!

Thanks ED.

Mika

Great job on the videos so far, I have learned a lot and enjoyed them.

Well done Ed, whole vid now in English chaps…

Thanks for that Ed,

The Cad

At around the 1:26 mark, Ed dry fires the gun. It sounds very low compared to my .25. Is that how everyone else’s gun sound like?

Thanks for the Video Ed, very informative! Finally I know exactly how to strip my gun down whenever needed, I have a few questions/comments:

– I bought my Edgun R3M only a couple of months back and it has a different speed/spring tension adjuster, I could not figure out how to turn it, it has no place to insert a hex or a screwdriver. Would be great if you can show how to adjust with that old part.
– You should have an online spare parts shop for miscellaneous small things where I can pay by credit card and you ship directly to me as local distributors are most of the times ignorant technically and take ages to get you a spare part that is if they bother ordering it for us. For instance I would love to upgrade this speed adjuster screw with lock, how do I get it?
– Do you recommend using blue loctite on the screws during assembly?
– Should the O’rings be greased with O’ring lube like the “Dow Corning Silicone Valve Lubricant & Sealant 111” ?
– What is the best cleaning solution to use when cleaning the barrel? I believe something like WD40 might damage seals. And why some other brands of airguns warn you against using any kind of oil/solvent in the barrel and call for dry cleaning or the precision will be lost?
– You didn’t talk about adjusting the regulator pressure.

I see… I did wonder if it was a machining fixture issue.. why not drill and thread right through the part from the underside to the top side and just leave the bottom hole empty?

I have a leaking O ring in my reg at the moment so I will time my strip down and reassemble to see if I can beat your time 😆
I was nice to see that you also struggled with over tightened cap screws.. now go crack that whip on your assembly boys and issue them “shorter Allen wrenches” 😆

quote Wingman NZ:

Nice job Ed,
Just a suggestion, why dont you fit the grub screw retaining the breech O ring in the top of the forward breech instead of the bottom of it?
This way you could replace the breech O ring by only removing the rear breech to expose the grub screw instead of having to totally disassemble the gun 😀

Cannot make it this way now, as it requires an additional fixing of the breech, now it made from one fix, when the bottom part is processed. This details is not simple shape, so it is difficult to fix it properly.

W NZ,,,, Top suggestion and comment,,, :8: :8: :8: :8: :8: :8: :8: :8: :8: :8: :8: :8:

i spoiled that screw and i have no ability to replace it,, it was so so tight and couldn’t loosen it up easily and ended up with spoiling it,,, and another screw of the trigger that holding the trigger assembling with a body,,, that two screw located beside each other,,,

Nice job Ed,
Just a suggestion, why dont you fit the grub screw retaining the breech O ring in the top of the forward breech instead of the bottom of it?
This way you could replace the breech O ring by only removing the rear breech to expose the grub screw instead of having to totally disassemble the gun 😀

Guys,,, this is anew Edgun Vid,,,,in Russian version,,,En will come soon ,,,i guess,,, and it will be a good vid,,, thanks Ed,,,

Edit; Guys,,, what i noticed is Eduard has changed the HST to the below one,,,see below

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