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S&W 79G rebuild question
- Thread starter Pale_Rider
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so you heat the o-rings and they swell but so does steel, aluminum or just about anything else and then you add very cold co2 and they shrink, huh
and I have a question how does a shot count go up, down stream of the valve
you pull the trigger, that releases the hammer, it smacks the valve, gas is released and you can't put it back in the closed co2 system to get a better shot count
you could back off the hammer screw to get and a better shoot count
now a better seal from the valve to the barrel would give you better performance but that is all
and I have a question how does a shot count go up, down stream of the valve
you pull the trigger, that releases the hammer, it smacks the valve, gas is released and you can't put it back in the closed co2 system to get a better shot count
you could back off the hammer screw to get and a better shoot count
now a better seal from the valve to the barrel would give you better performance but that is all
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I understand that heating the frame helps the rather stiff urethane seal seat. The only thing I can figure that contributes to the higher shot count is that a better valve/barrel seal acts like a muffler compared to open headers where the pellet supplies the back pressure.
Roboslug
Roboslug
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