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sergeantspud2

Posted: 06/19/2005 9:05 AM Post subject: won't fire

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i just put a propane injection on my gun because i thought it would make it easyer to fire. after installing it on my gun it wouldn't work. it use to fire every time i would pull the bbq lighter. so i decided maybe i needed more spark so i got a 100k volt stun gun. still it would only fire 1 out of 5 times and when it did fire it would only go about 20 ft. the thing i am going to try next is a chamber fan. would that help at all? is there such thing as cheep propane? it was the store brand. any help would be good.

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Posted: 06/19/2005 9:27 AM Post subject:

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you just need to adjust your pressure on your regulator, you probably have too much, or too little propane in your chamber, you used fuel tool right?

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Posted: 06/19/2005 9:41 AM Post subject:

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yeah i used that tool on burnt lake

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Posted: 06/19/2005 11:17 AM Post subject:

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well, as long as your pressure on your regulator is at the right pressure you should be fine, also propane doesnt get to 90psi all the time, i like to design my meters so i can run about 35psi, so the tanks last longer. just go from a low fuel amount, to a high one, see when you get the best ignition and leave your regulator there

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