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Less resistance due to the o-rings beat up maybe.

8 definitely gets beaten up. You will know that whan excessive air escapes through the hammer chamber vent holes. A loop always helps for how tiny these o-rings are.

I'm actually surprised o-rings 2 & 8 survived the ride.

So, is air escaping from #1. The threaded cap

2. You said "air escaping through the valve pin retainer"

That bent valve went through it not squared.

If all the o-rings are kosher, its possible the cap/ holder got damaged when the valve got bent.

Are you talking about the threaded holder.

Digital. Easy to read at a quick glance and available within a 1/4% accuracy.

Oh, I believe it. I just don't have the screw issue.

I have this on my King and it's not a through hole.

I can't commit for the video, but it should get you in the right direction. Good luck.

I drilled the forend block in front of the valve. I don't remember the depth, it was deep enough to add a piece of rubber so the valve can bottom out on. Even though your valve is not bent, you most likely have torn up valve seals, valve seat knocked out of position etc. Another o-ring I would...

With the dynamic block, when you adjust the 1st stage or make other modifications, I would cock the gun "unloaded", switch the safety on and then back off and make sure it doesn't fire! Make adjustments at your own risk. The safety on this platform is a shortfall.

Boy, that's one heck of a holiday.

Don't interfere with Darwin. It's on the end user to use common sense.

4oz

Not only did I drill mine deeper, I added a rubber stop.

I absolutely hated my trigger out the box, now its tolerable with some work.

There just isn't a enough of a demand to produce a custom trigger, so you have to do the work.