where to get a blodnob valve?
Does anyone know where to get one of these blodnob valves? I’v tried contacting mr blodnob, but no reply. I’v also heard that there are digital plans of the valve, if it’s correct, where or how to get these? I would like to get maximum power out of my condor so i’m wondering what could be done 😀 . Does .22 condor benefit from a tuned valve, or is it good only for bigger calibers? Should i also install a new spring or hammer or something else like that to get better fpe? Thanx!
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Sean’s a busy man, unfortunately for us, he only does machining as a side line. But be patient, he’ll get back to you eventually, and trust me, it’s worth the wait, but more on that later :-). Not sure you’d gain more power in .22, but you will get better efficiency and consistency. His valves are also MUCH more adjustable, you could literally tune it from Micrometer to Condor power levels. You will need a heavier hammer, mine is 75 gm., but I’m using the stock TSS hammer spring with good results. And if you’re considering a .25 conversion, then it’s an even better choice. Later.
Dave
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Oh, you’re just a tease. I just bought a second-hand Blodnob valve with 9mm, .25, and .22 top hats (not delivered yet, damn postal service), but you got my interest piqued as to what Sean’s got up his sleave. I know you won’t tell us, but any idea when we may hear more?