Tuning Daystate Huntsman Regal power adjustment YouTube video

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Another very informative video Bhaur, thanks. The Regals aren't brought up a whole lot and their power adjustments even less so. I've had a couple and still have one. I've tweaked and turned and after having the hammer out and studying it just to make sure, clockwise from the rear of the receiver increases the striker length which should depending on regulator settings increase the valve throw.

My only "itty bity" constructive recommendation on your videos would be to shorten the videos about half the length. I think you can still share you expertise in that allotted time frame just as well and still keep it interesting for all. No disrespect intended.



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Jking 

Thank you for the advice of keeping the video short.

I try it but I am not satisfied as long as I feel that my viewer will not be satisfied. 

One of the main reasons of long videos is that these are in 2 languages so these videos automatically take double the time.

However I shall keep your advice in mind.

When you turn the Huntsman adjuster screw clockwise, the striker length increases and resultantly the travel of hammer decreases that normally translates into lower power strike on valve and power of gun reduces.

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rigbymauser said:
For the first time "destocked" my Daystate Revere.

That little hole right before the trigger isn`t there as on the Huntsman Regal.

I guess there is a slight difference from the Regal besides the cockinglever.
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There may be some differences in design. I didn't find one to inspect.

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My thoughts on adjusting the striker is that CW increases the fps. Here's some of my chicken scratch tuning where I backed the striker all the way CCW then started turning it back in CW about a 1/4 turn at a time and recording the velocity. You can see that when back all the way CCW the striker did not have enough throw to hardly crack the valve open. After about 3 full rounds CW I was pretty much maxed out. Not wanting to over strike it I settled for the 3 rounds CW, anymore then I was probably wasting air.


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rigbymauser said:
For the first time "destocked" my Daystate Revere.

That little hole right before the trigger isn`t there as on the Huntsman Regal.

I guess there is a slight difference from the Regal besides the cockinglever.
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By any chance is your revere a 12fpe version? I have a brand-new revere .22 FAC, and it has a hole and adjustments can be made to the hammer. Maybe if it is 12fpe there is no hole, so it can't be adjusted :unsure:
 
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jking said:
My thoughts on adjusting the striker is that CW increases the fps. Here's some of my chicken scratch tuning where I backed the striker all the way CCW then started turning it back in CW about a 1/4 turn at a time and recording the velocity. You can see that when back all the way CCW the striker did not have enough throw to hardly crack the valve open. After about 3 full rounds CW I was pretty much maxed out. Not wanting to over strike it I settled for the 3 rounds CW, anymore then I was probably wasting air.


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looks like 140bar reg pressure could be ideal for your pellet and may allow a few more shots instead of the 150bar reg setting. May need a hammer adjustment to get it as efficient as possible at 140bar. What are your thoughts?
 
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