Tuning RAW regulator and hammer lubing

[corny]

Could also drape a paper napkin over the action as u fire it. 
see if it moves 

 

[corny]

Would a drop in shot count be attributed the pellet probe issue???

No, but the new reg setting and HST might not be in a very balanced state of tune, which could be related to the shot count. But, I suggest you first finish cleaning the hammer assembly and see what happens.

It could if it’s leaking and he had to increase HS to make up for the loss in fps. 

 

[Stewy1412]

I didnt mess around with hst. Just took probe out and it is definitely bent. Hoping that is the only issue. Already ordered a new one but i work iat a metal fab shop so will try to bend it back on the inspection table tomorrow

 

[corny]

I didnt mess around with hst. Just took probe out and it is definitely bent. Hoping that is the only issue. Already ordered a new one but i work iat a metal fab shop so will try to bend it back on the inspection table tomorrow

Should work 

 

[Stewy1412]

So, i straightened the probe and put it back in, but now the cocking lever isnt "snapping" back into the home position.

 

[Airgunmann]

So, i straightened the probe and put it back in, but now the cocking lever isnt "snapping" back into the home position.

The outer sleeve of the probe is what seals the barrel it needs adjustment out and then snug the set screws 

 

[Airgunmann]

When it is adjusted tighter to seal the barrel is what gives you the camming over or snapping feeling 

 

[corny]

Mine doesn’t have the set screws for probe length adjustment, just loctite. 
I actually had to heat it to adjust it. Little tedious pulling of out and getting it back in there. I found it best to measure it with calipers to know how much I was adjusting. 

 

[Stewy1412]

Mine doesnt have the set screws for adjusting the length either, but i was able to get it back to where it was snapping by making sure the barrel was as far back as possible

 

[Airgunmann]

Set screws are older style