Re: Crosman 1322
Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2014 11:19 am
Guessing??
Ofcourse a bigger volume needs more pumps to reach the same pressure!
It also means you should be able to go higher.
Say you need to do 3 pumps for every single pump needed before.
That last pump, before, was almost to hard to do.
You could now manage one pump, maybe two, past that ( former) limit, but not the third if you know what I mean.
What's the max amount of pumps you have tried?
Reached the limit yet?
Nice increase in velocity BTW.
Especially since the advertised 460 is probably 430 in reality..
The real gain from using a balanced valve would be the larger flow.
This should enable you to use a bigger caliber without losing performance like you would get if you'd use the stock valve.
I'm feeling a weird mix of envy and pride...that valve is my baby you know...I wish I could have had a chance to try it in a Crosman variant myself...although I'd lean towards the CO2 versions.
And no...it won't freeze up.
Ofcourse a bigger volume needs more pumps to reach the same pressure!
It also means you should be able to go higher.
Say you need to do 3 pumps for every single pump needed before.
That last pump, before, was almost to hard to do.
You could now manage one pump, maybe two, past that ( former) limit, but not the third if you know what I mean.
What's the max amount of pumps you have tried?
Reached the limit yet?
Nice increase in velocity BTW.
Especially since the advertised 460 is probably 430 in reality..
The real gain from using a balanced valve would be the larger flow.
This should enable you to use a bigger caliber without losing performance like you would get if you'd use the stock valve.
I'm feeling a weird mix of envy and pride...that valve is my baby you know...I wish I could have had a chance to try it in a Crosman variant myself...although I'd lean towards the CO2 versions.
And no...it won't freeze up.