EDgun Recommendations for Edgun Repairs or Service in USA

Great advice, which I passed along. Having to retrain our brains, as we are used to two-stage triggers. Thanks!

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I just live with it and keep my trigger pull the way I'd normally do it. I have a pretty good "compressed surprise break", but I still hear the hiss. It doesn't seem to negatively affect the shot - just wastes a little air.

GsT
 
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I just live with it and keep my trigger pull the way I'd normally do it. I have a pretty good "compressed surprise break", but I still hear the hiss. It doesn't seem to negatively affect the shot - just wastes a little air.

GsT
That is good to know, thanks for that info. I was hoping that the regulator takes care of the "dose" of air the pellet receives, but wasn't certain. Cheers.
 
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...I was hoping that the regulator takes care of the "dose" of air the pellet receives, but wasn't certain. Cheers.
No... what you asking is two Regs, one for the pellet and second for indexing gizmo.
The L2 has a single Reg with relatively large plenum volume.
To propel the projectile there is an amount of air volume needed, and approximately 60 bars needed as a minimum to make the indexing work.
From the amount of air the jets playing the Dwell. Smaller hole jets keeps the Valve open longer and larger jets shots the Valve faster.
Not the jets hole ID is a game changer, but you need to do some simple math. The hole ID to convert to "area" where to air flows through.
Something like this:

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When you start calculating with "area" you will realize, that for example instead of two 04 jets has smaller area then one 08 jet... or two 07 jets is less then a half then one 1.4 jet....
And you go from there ;)
 
Just a comment: I appreciate this thread! Mailing Edgun products to Spain absolutely works (purchases are easy and less expensive than in the USA), but sending a rifle needing servicing all the way to Europe seems a bit much. I have done that with wristwatches, but they are small.

We are shooters only, with no interest in servicing or repair of such tools. Ballistol and common sense are our guides . . .