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Hello Don, thank you for the comment. That would be the low pressure piston seal, normally you would get them on my website, but currently I am sold out and do not know when they will be back in stock.

Stock is fine.

Any time!

Understand that I only have anecdotal information, but it appears that the former president of FX USA bought an entire shipping container of slugs from Patriot and by the time the container reached US shores the jig was up with John and his highly questionable business practices. FX Sweden is prosecuting him to the fullest extent of the law, but Roelf had already bet the ranch on getting paid for a huge order and it all went sideways. I'm the first to admit I have no evidence of this, nor do I have first hand experience, simply what I have overheard, some of which from Roelf himself.

Yes, absolutely

It’s definitely a process.

Thank you!

Welcome!

Indeed!

Thanks Pappy!

If you would like to peruse my engineering accumen do check out my LinkedIn profile. Why is this question prefaced with "lol"? Have an awesome day!

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Absolutely agree with you!

Thank you Sir!

His writings are by far my favorite. Better than videos or anything else. His blog on Pyramyd Air website is hopefully backed up somewhere. Digitally and Physically.

And there is zero bullshit when it comes to his articles. He is a very straight shooter in more ways than one.

Glad I was able to help! Thank you for your comment!

Have to disagree with you Sir, it is like daylight and covers a huge area.

Thanks for the tip, and the comment. For me, it's more about accuracy than velocity. I'm sure some will find your tip really useful. Have you studied the effect on shot count? Might be fun...

Thank you for the kind words! Nice work!

Mine is right around 50lbs, does not seem heavy at all and seems really well planted. I love mine. Thanks for the comment!

Thank you! Love the comment!

Yes, I demonstrate it in several videos. Thank you for your comment!

Greatly appreciated!

Open the burst disc fitting and remove the disc and the bolt that secures it. Make sure you have good water flow (My light kit is great for this) and let it run for an hour. Carefully use a cotton applicator and clean all the excess gook out of the burst disc port and carefully reassemble. Should be good to go now. Don't do that again! Lol.

On the CS2? Definitely. Less so on the CS3. On my CS4, I use the onboard separator only and it has works great. The big question is "What filter?". The simple cotton plug is not really effective, once saturated it is just a humidifier, it cannot remove anything once its wet. A TRUE coalescing separator is perfect, but not inexpensive. I have videos on this topic, let me know if you need a hand finding them. Thank you for your comment!

@TargetForge sorry I didn't specify I'm new to the PCP. I purchased a CS4 and the filter is a 30mpa/4500psi High Pressure Air Filter, from Amazon doesn't really say what's inside for the filter material it stand up and has a drain valve.I'll be using for a Megalodon and a harpoon and I also a separate tank

I do not, please contact Jason at GX via Amazon. He is supposed to be the support guy, let's make him work. Let me know how it goes. I wanted to do a cylinder exchange managed here in the US, could not get the factory to support it. That cylinder assembly is a HUGE PITA to disassemble and put back together correctly.

Absolutely, fills my 12 ltr just fine. Add my coolant light and hour meter to make it even better!

@@TargetForge sir… thank you so much, you’ve earned my subscription and likes 👍. I still haven’t bought one but , I been watching your videos . I really like this cs4 model .

Just use the CS3 instead! Already has it!

@TargetForge Thanks

Thank you Sir!

Thank you!

I would image it would be challenging to get a reliable bond to the plastic. Also, many of those products actually use sand in the surface to increase traction. If my nice gun slid across that surface it would likely make me cry...lol. Thanks for the comment!

Apparently Joe is VERY proud of them.

@@TargetForge So it would seem lol. I am looking at getting a PCP and pump and was doing research on various filters when I came across his. The sticker was quite a shock.

Thank you! Feels almost... luxurious! Lol.

Did you happen to notice the shirt I wore at the very end?

Thanks for the tip!

Thanks for the tip!

I do not.

Let me know when you find one at a reasonable price! I'd love to see your video.

@TargetForge I'm pretty sure they don't make one. I just wish saber tactical would have At least made a live gauge like the original these replaced. And a reg would be a nice touch.

I have units with dual gauges and ones without. A single gauge still works fine as I simply use a dead head and crack the fill valve if I want to see how much is in the tank. Some manufactures (might have been AirHog), told me they do not recommend dual gauges as it doubles the failure points, I dunno, never had an issue either way. I think a regulator would actually frustrate me as the spread of fill pressures on my guns is pretty wide, it would likely never be set correctly. Now for a guy using a tether, or a single fill pressure, I could see it. That would not be me though. Thank you for your comment!

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I have to ask...Did you watch the video? Lol.

@TargetForge That's why I asked. I saw you thread the moderator. But what about the barrel?

In the video I cut the moderator off the plain barrel because it is NOT threaded, the plenum kit comes with a threaded adapter (one of the purple bits I add to the Notos in the video). From the factory the barrel is NOT threaded, hence the moulded on moderator needs to be machined off. I wanted to "save" my Notos moderator so I could use it on any 1/2"-20UNF thread. So, is the barrel on a Notos threaded? No, not as delivered. Can you make it that way? Yes. Can you actually save and repurpose the otherwise "scrap" moderator? Heck yes. Have an awesome day!

I see. So the shroud is already threaded?

@@gregkirby no.

Personally? I would avoid ANYTHING from Vevor. They are a terrible brand and support is non existent. Check out the tool bear's video ruclips.net/video/69OHLIKYJb8/видео.htmlsi=lpH1Kw4ar9W5C7Gk

Thank you!

@@TargetForge i just ordered the plenum kit. i have a few donnies laying around to try. i wish i had a lathe but now i think i can do it with a dremmel thanks to you.

I have heard that you can absolutely configure this as a pellet shooter, one just did VERY well at EBR in Arizona.

Without seeing the needles in the pressure gauge, hard for me to say. What is telling you it is at 3000psi? Do you have an external gauge to test it? Consider booking a session to look at this with me via targetforge.net We likely will not figure this out through comments on RUclips.

@@TargetForge no I don’t have one of those gauges

Did you use the DC/DC from my links? I have used many of those and not had an issue. The 40A I got actually would not work and failed quickly. Continuous current is ~22A on a CS2 but the inrush on start up can briefly touch 60A but only for a few milliseconds.