Snowpeak Artemis Owners Thread
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Hola y gracias for joining us. I changed the thread title to include the "B" model
Great accuracy at 75 meters! Well done for sure! Excellente!
Cheers, Joe
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I only have 30 yards max on my property to do my shooting. I've been wanting to go out to 50 and 75 yards to see if they still group well but don't have any friends or family with any property to do any shooting on. I'm dying to stretch my shots out too Joe to see what she's capable of!
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First pest dispatched this Spring (got em this morn, just below the left ear /25 yards)
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Super nice Sir! You got the large tank! .22? Yeah, one of our thread members ordered from LastWorld & had a good buying experience! Thanks for joining us! Cheers, Joe
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@Racing @triggerGenetics @Dogowsky Curious, how deep can you run the tank pressure down before it affects the regulator? (FPS change). Been in habit of trying to keep the gun tank topped off at 300 bar. Would like to run the the tank down a bit & hope it doesn't affect the FPS
Still learning and thanks / Cheers, Joe
Still learning and thanks / Cheers, Joe
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i would think to the point at which the reg is set. i fill at 20 mpa as i use a compressor to fill and it only takes a few mins to refill …. note im fairly new to the sport. here to learn like u lol
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I would be nervous about running that tank at 300 bar. Are you sure the reg is designed to handle that much pressure. The tank usually can but the valve and reg may not.
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Thanks Guys. I made a mistake on the tank fill. Ive been filling to 250 bar (whew!). 300 bar is the max on the gauge & that is in RED. (certainly have not filled past the 250 mark. The guns reg appears to hover at 125 bar so maybe that's the equilibrium point?
I have a basic chrono so I should let the tank bleed down a bit & check the FPS
Thanks again Gents. Cheers, Joe
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With a regulated gun it should not matter what your tank pressure is until it reaches the setting of the regulator. If you do not have a gauge (like 4 of my 5 regulated PCPs) you shoot them down to the point the velocity starts to fall. That is your regulator setting. I use chronographs from China that cost about $20. Work great. Better than my old "Shooting Chrony".
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Thanks Jim. That makes sense that the equilibrium is when the tank meets the reg pressure. LOL, Likely we have the similar overseas chrono. The Artemis does have a reg gauge & is steady at the 125 bar range. Cheers, Joe
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hello, hope all is well… soo i was shooting my m16a and upon cocking the side lever i noticed it didnt click when all the way back as normal. i continued to pull it back to try and get it to cock but it wont. im thinking something with the hammer spring? can anyone point me in the right direction to fix it? as i cant find anything online at the moment.
thanks for your time!
jeremy
thanks for your time!
jeremy
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Try loosening the hammer spring. It may have tightened over time. Check to make sure no trigger adjustment screws have moved either and not allowing the sear to reset.
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