Question about squeezing the cylinder

[ricardocabralsousa]

Hello!
I order a new cylinder for my FWB P44 and i wanna know If I screw the cylinder all in the pistol or if just until ear the Sound of air enter the pistol! When I full the cylinder and put in the pistol

 

[John "spysir" Blount]

Perhaps this lost something in translation?
Joh

 

[ricardocabralsousa]

Perhaps this lost something in translation?
Joh

If I screw the cylinder all in the pistol or if just until ear the Sound of air enter the pistol! When I full the cylinder and put in the pistol

 

[sb327]

Below is a copy and paste from feinwerkbau here: https://www.feinwerkbau.de/en/servi...ngsanleitungen/luftpistolen/BA_LP_Mod P44.pdf




Changing the compressed-air cylinder


The compressed-air cylinder may be unscrewed and exchanged at any time - even if not empty. By doing so, the small quantity of air from the intermediate chamber will escape audibly.


→ Unscrew by hand compressed-air cylinder (after


5 turns the cylinder must be unscrewed).


→ Fill compressed-air cylinder with compressed-air


(see filling procedure).


→ Check if the thread of compressed-air cylinder is still greased - otherwise grease slightly -.


→ Screw by hand compressed-air cylinder to the pi-stol. Pay attention that the thread of compressed-air cylinder is put on straight.


→ Screw in compressed-air cylinder until a resistance is felt. Turn further to surmount this resistance till a short „plob" is heared signaling the closing of the valve of the intermediate chamber.








I hope that helps as I do not have experience with this pistol.

Dave

 

[ricardocabralsousa]

Perhaps this lost something in translation?
Joh

In your pistol do you screw the cylinder all the way in to the pisto or just until ear the valve?

 

[beerthief]

Below is a copy and paste from feinwerkbau here: https://www.feinwerkbau.de/en/service/downloads/technical-information/manuals?file=files/feinwerkbau/downloads/bedienungsanleitungen/luftpistolen/BA_LP_Mod P44.pdf




Changing the compressed-air cylinder


The compressed-air cylinder may be unscrewed and exchanged at any time - even if not empty. By doing so, the small quantity of air from the intermediate chamber will escape audibly.


→ Unscrew by hand compressed-air cylinder (after


5 turns the cylinder must be unscrewed).


→ Fill compressed-air cylinder with compressed-air


(see filling procedure).


→ Check if the thread of compressed-air cylinder is still greased - otherwise grease slightly -.


→ Screw by hand compressed-air cylinder to the pi-stol. Pay attention that the thread of compressed-air cylinder is put on straight.


→ Screw in compressed-air cylinder until a resistance is felt. Turn further to surmount this resistance till a short „plob" is heared signaling the closing of the valve of the intermediate chamber.








I hope that helps as I do not have experience with this pistol.

Dave

good answer , first a link ,then a description , Bravo!

 

[ricardocabralsousa]

Below is a copy and paste from feinwerkbau here: https://www.feinwerkbau.de/en/service/downloads/technical-information/manuals?file=files/feinwerkbau/downloads/bedienungsanleitungen/luftpistolen/BA_LP_Mod P44.pdf




Changing the compressed-air cylinder


The compressed-air cylinder may be unscrewed and exchanged at any time - even if not empty. By doing so, the small quantity of air from the intermediate chamber will escape audibly.


→ Unscrew by hand compressed-air cylinder (after


5 turns the cylinder must be unscrewed).


→ Fill compressed-air cylinder with compressed-air


(see filling procedure).


→ Check if the thread of compressed-air cylinder is still greased - otherwise grease slightly -.


→ Screw by hand compressed-air cylinder to the pi-stol. Pay attention that the thread of compressed-air cylinder is put on straight.


→ Screw in compressed-air cylinder until a resistance is felt. Turn further to surmount this resistance till a short „plob" is heared signaling the closing of the valve of the intermediate chamber.








I hope that helps as I do not have experience with this pistol.

Dave

Im very thank full but How do you do in your pistol?

 

[sb327]

I don’t have that pistol.

Dave

 

[ricardocabralsousa]

I don’t have that pistol.

Dave

But with the pistol/s you have do you screw all the way in?

 

[sb327]

Mine do not remove to fill with air. They stay attached to the pistol when filling with air.

Dave

 

[Gerry52]

MOST air cylinders should be snug. Not overtightened but so it's SECURELY in place to assure a good seal.

 

[beerthief]

I have a Morini 162 , and i screw the cylinder in till it touch bottom , then 1/8 turn more to snug it just a little tighter .

 

[ricardocabralsousa]

I have a Morini 162 , and i screw the cylinder in till it touch bottom , then 1/8 turn more to snug it just a little tighter .

So
Until ir screw, i screw all the way in?

 

[ricardocabralsousa]

MOST air cylinders should be snug. Not overtightened but so it's SECURELY in place to assure a good seal.

So until um screw i screw off course not until it fit to
Rigth but until
The end?

 

[Gerry52]

Screw until surfaces of cylinder & gun loosely make contact, then 1/8 of a turn more.

 

[ricardocabralsousa]

Screw until surfaces of cylinder & gun just make contact, then 1/8 of a turn more.

Thank you

 

[Gerry52]

Thank you

Somewhere around 1/8 -1/2 turn or until it stops turning should do it

 

[ricardocabralsousa]

Somewhere around 1/8 -1/2 turn or until it stops turning should do it

Thano you