The hammer springs get week. I have mine spaced about 3/8". Velocity on mine dropped about 100 fps a while back. With this spacer its back to where it was 27 g slug at 900 fps. I think you have enough pressure with your setup.
I detuned mine some so it would not cycle so hard. I had it so light that it would not cycle without a pellet in it. Couple months later it became unreliable and didn't sound as strong. When I checked velocity it was down. That is when I realized it needed more hammer spring, I ground down A 5/16 nut and stuck it inside the stock end. Later I made some bushings on the lathe of different widths.
I would try spacers first. I polished the spring guide rod and hammer. Use a good lube and lube the cylinder inside the shroud too. Sorry to lead you astray. Pictures helped me I thought your setup was different. The hole in picture one is a bit over 3/8" looks like that is what yours is from what I can tell.
Here is the sweet spot for me on the cylinder adjustment. You can see about two threads of the rod going past the cylinder. Also this cylinder can get sticky and slow down the cycling. I like running my dry as possible.
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Ok... Interestingly enough, I pulled out the rear spring and just stretched it out. I tried putting in one of those quarter inch shims and it wouldn't allow me to screw the stock and on all the way so I just left it out this time. I did however, make the small adjustment where there is only two threads showing on the blowback piston and sure asLooks good to me.
Do you happen to know what the shroud thread size on you HP TD is? I recently got one of these but the moderator adapter that was sent to me does not fit (I ordered the recommended size). I'm assuming the thread size must be different for the carbon fiber shroud vs the aluminum. Thanks in advance.
You making these bushings too?Alright ID of the bushing is .220, OD is .340, height is .250. My guide rod diameter measures .215, the hole in the stock ID is .352. So the bushing OD needs to be small enough to fit into the stock hole and bushing ID large enough to allow guide rod to pass through. The guide rod fits into the guide pilot hole on stock end. (Pic 3) Bushing will ride over the guide rod resting on the outside of the guide pilot hole on stock end, spring will ride on top of this bushing. Numbers I'm giving you are not critical but have to be close.
To install the stock you have to have gun UNCOCKED. Guide rod must be in the guide pilot hole and through the bushing or you cannot get the stock back on. Picture four is how the guide rod and spring should look if the hammer is all the way forward. This is what you want.
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Great info man! Thanks for that.The hammer springs get week. I have mine spaced about 3/8". Velocity on mine dropped about 100 fps a while back. With this spacer its back to where it was 27 g slug at 900 fps. I think you have enough pressure with your setup.
I detuned mine some so it would not cycle so hard. I had it so light that it would not cycle without a pellet in it. Couple months later it became unreliable and didn't sound as strong. When I checked velocity it was down. That is when I realized it needed more hammer spring, I ground down A 5/16 nut and stuck it inside the stock end. Later I made some bushings on the lathe of different widths.
I would try spacers first. I polished the spring guide rod and hammer. Use a good lube and lube the cylinder inside the shroud too. Sorry to lead you astray. Pictures helped me I thought your setup was different. The hole in picture one is a bit over 3/8" looks like that is what yours is from what I can tell.
Here is the sweet spot for me on the cylinder adjustment. You can see about two threads of the rod going past the cylinder. Also this cylinder can get sticky and slow down the cycling. I like running my dry as possible.
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