Revere stock gauge plug removal

[blackdog899]

My Daystate Revere has been “ upgraded” by me with a huma regulator. I just received the proper connector for gauge on receiver from the UK. So the existing plug is glued into stock. Before I F it up trying to remove are there any ideas from the knowledgeable ones?
thanks,
Mike

 

[blackdog899]

Got it out

 

[SpiralGroove]

Mike, I recently purchased the same gun from AOA and the Huma FAC regulator, pressure gauge and pressure gauge extension.
I will be doing the same thing soon. Let me take off my stock and take a look.
Kirk

 

[SpiralGroove]

How?

 

[blackdog899]

Chipped away a little with a dental type pick then started probing down the sides. All of a sudden it popped out.
ill tell you it surprised me. Was easy don’t over push it

 

[blackdog899]

We have to compare results!!!

 

[WoodWelder]

Is the plug plastic?

 

[blackdog899]

Yes

 

[blackdog899]

Mike, I recently purchased the same gun from AOA and the Huma FAC regulator, pressure gauge and pressure gauge extension.
I will be doing the same thing soon. Let me take off my stock and take a look.
Kirk

I got the 25, being new figured try something different. Read all about it after paying. It’s all true .
So what caliber did you get?

 

[SpiralGroove]

I got the exact opposite - .177 caliber.
The gun's small air cylinder won't give that many shots per fill in .25, but it will pack a wallop .

 

[blackdog899]

I envy your decision. I have been adjusting many times new regulator and after many trials getting results from hammer adjustment . I do wish there was a way to change caliber. So far nothing came up in research.
I’ve had that reg in and out about 30 times so far.

 

[SpiralGroove]

Changing calibers will be a pain.
New barrel and new pellet probe.

You'd need to fully disassemble the gun.

You'll be better off buying a new gun and selling the old.

 

[SpiralGroove]

After looking at the Revere schematic, it looks like you only need a barrel.
The diagram doesn't show the probe (part 31) to be a variable part, the barrel (part 24) is?

Oh ....... the transfer port and pellet probe o-ring appear to be variable parts too, which make sense.

Actually, this could be done without too much trouble - but I have a lathe to machine the barrel & lead to fit the smaller pellet.

Motorhead (AGN) could probably do this with little trouble ......

 

[Tincan]

I envy your decision. I have been adjusting many times new regulator and after many trials getting results from hammer adjustment . I do wish there was a way to change caliber. So far nothing came up in research.
I’ve had that reg in and out about 30 times so far.

Which caliber would you change to? I was originally going to get the. 25 but changed to regulated .22. I'm still in the pellet testing and break in phase, but happy so far. I do kinda miss the power of .25 but honestly for what I'm using it for the .22 will work just fine. I'm considering turning mine up a little, but I'm not sure if I want to create any problems I don't currently have.

 

[blackdog899]

If possible I will definitely change to 22. I will message Daystate and or Bagnall+ Kirkwood in the UK.
Maybe Airguns of Arizona can help.

 

[blackdog899]

To clarify the 25 doesn’t give enough shots.

 

[SpiralGroove]

Lastly Blackdog,
If your gonna hunt, the .25 will definitely help .... so not necessarily a bad thing at all.
I only target shoot so a .177 or .22 is fine with me ... I have bottle PCP's for .25 w/480 cc of air.
The .25 cal. can easily reach out to 100 yards.

 

[Tincan]

To clarify the 25 doesn’t give enough shots.

How many shots are you getting?

 

[blackdog899]

I’ve worked it up to 20 , just a few fps deviation. Regulator at 120 bar , Not much power though.

 

[SpiralGroove]

Blackdog,
You’re gonna need to go to at least 140 bar on the regulator to get decent power.
The shot count will be …. What Ii will be