How many pounds of pressure to pull trigger
1482392
don't have a exact pound pull it's not like a gun... its maybe 4 lbs to open the pressurized pepper spray container. it does shoot a good 20 to 25 ft though, if you keep your finger depressed it shoots all the contents. you can feather the trigger and get several shots out of it.
231160
I really only have one thought, if it has the same trigger mechanism as my 308 it will reduce trigger pull to 3 to 4 pounds from the approx. 6 to 7. Just test rifle in accordance with instructions by bouncing it afterword's to assure the reduced pull is not so light the rifle will be able to fire if dropped. Might want to do it just before applying thread locker to assure spring stays in location.
744089
The minimum is 0 psi or open flow. The gun will build in excess of 8000 psi. The best way to grease that critical a component is by hand feel and care. Depending on the size of the component, just enough pumps to get a little seep is more than enough. Otherwise, the owners book or service manual should tell you how many pumps. You can tee a gauge in the line, but for 80 psi, the gun would blow the gauge unless it was a 10,000, and they do not read that tight.
928108
If loaded or not aim at something near and safe and pull the trigger. At soft earth for example.
1500221
Can use 80-100 psi. Recommended for this gun is 90 psi. This is a great gun and gets in tight places although I could not find any 3/8" staples with the gun at any of the lowes/home depot stores and had to order on-line. No staples come with the gun.
116314
all the instructional videos I watched on youtube.com specifically recommend using only light pressure. One mentioned two pounds of pressure.
294959
Oh yeah, use your shin as leverage, put the trigger guard and grip angled on your shin and just pull. It feels like 15 lbs this way.
328755
Haven't counted . But a lot. When I fill my rifle to about 2800 psi , I can shoot about 4 mags of 8 pellets , (25 cal.) and the pressure drops to about 1200 psi. Plus filling the gun up by tank is the way to go. Saves time and energy.
1552857
The gun needs to be loaded with 2 (two) sticks for the trigger to work. Push one in as far as you can then load a second behind it. The second one actually works off the trigger pushing the first down through the heating elements.
46291
Not sure, but DO NOT BUY. There's no way you're going to get this out from behind the trigger in an emergency.
1490065
This is a single pump break barrel design. The barrel requires about 30lbs of pressure to cock the rifle.
1136934
Practice everything other then recoil >> load unload draw fire reload & 1 or 2 out of 6 while firing at the range will show you how much you flinch . Practice trigger control as well for firing double action .
2111306
Hello, The manufacturer states a range of air Pressure at 90-120psi to operate. I always run at 120 psi to make sure it gets a nice hard pull on the rivet. I tried backing off to 90 psi a few times but it did not seat them down as tight as full pressure does. This was with steel rivets, so aluminum rivets may pull okay at the lower pressure. Thats something you would have to test out on an few scraps. For the best overall result make sure you push the gun nose and the rivet flange up tight and level to the work piece right as you pull the trigger. If you let the nose slack back while you trigger it the rivet will not pull up tight to the work piece. And if you dont have it flat and flush it will set the rivet cocked at an angle and you will have to pull it out and start over. Good luck.
325931
To me no,trigger pul on that gun 12lb.Its more consilment and grip for control.
362131
Yes you do. However it should be pretty easy to create something to do that for you. I am thinking a trigger pressure gauge. How many pounds of pull are being used is some other information that is helpful. If you have to use a lot of poundage it is more likely to cause you to veer off slightly. I have a double action only pistol that has a 14 pound pull. I sure wish it were about half that.
1289937
Not at all. It is just a pull trigger. There is a little button the handle you must press at the same time as pulling the trigger but it is simple. The unit is light in weight also.
1587248
I like using single action because less force is required to pull the trigger. The gun shoots the same either way.