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  • The Inflicted
    pǝʇɔᴉlɟuI ǝɥʇ
    • Jul 2020
    • 1510

    #16
    Originally posted by COB
    I don't think this gun sucks liquid CO2. With the inverted quick piercer and a sealed metal 12 gram chamber, I believe it dumps CO2 gas into the chamber, that flows around the 12 gram to the inlet to the valve. For it to suck liquid, the piercer would need a direct line to the valve.
    If the 12 gram is inverted and liquid CO2 is more dense than gas, wouldn't the compressed gaseous CO2 at the top of the cartidge be forcing the liquid CO2 at the bottom of the cartridge out through the outlet and up into the workings of the gun's valve? Some of that liquid will evaporate, but as the gun cycles it's more and more liquid CO2 that will be drawn out of the cartidge, not gas- at least until the cartridge is nearly empty.

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    • Chuck E Ducky
      Ragnastock Enforcer
      • Jul 2020
      • 6117
      • NY

      #17
      At the same time it kind of uses the handle as an expansion chamber. With the 12g pointing down I’m sure it’s getting liquid into the mix but it may expand before it hits the valve because of how the markers feed the valve with co2. I’m willing to bet if you ran them on HPA at approximately 800psi the revolvers would probably be closer to field speed without the need for an adjustable valve. You could probably dial it in using the tank reg pressure because it’s that much more consistent.

      You do get a decent amount of shots on the 50cal version I feel like I will definitely run out of wheels before I run out of 12g.

      How many shots you really going to take with the coachgun. It’s janky reload will surely negate fast firing and give the 12g time to cook + it’s going to be sitting in the palm of your sweaty booger hooks. Revolvers on the other hand can be fired pretty quick. But you are pushing a much smaller mass ball.

      Can’t wait for my 50cal FS to come in. They look so cute. Then I’m getting my John Wick on.

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      • XEMON
        Frenchy is here!
        • Jul 2020
        • 3029
        • Nor Cal

        #18
        I don't think it would "suck" a lot of liquid ...

        I did a solid 30-40 shot out of the tr50 and I didn't count the HDS, but it's plenty ...
        The knob suck a**, so I made a 3d printed wheel to help grab it better and opening it without tools.

        On that note, I am trying to get a hold of some spare plugs to tap them for a remote line, anyone interested in a group buy?
        Love my brass ... Love my SSR ... Hard choices ...

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        • Chuck E Ducky
          Chuck E Ducky commented
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          I need a couple of those printed knob jammies. Sent you a PM about it.
      • COB
        Expanded Gnome
        • Jul 2020
        • 854
        • Sparks, Maryland

        #19
        just a follow up. the printed knob jammies are awesome for the entire t4e line. i have nerve damage in my hands, and these things are perfect for me to operate the co2 knob.

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        • XEMON
          XEMON commented
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          Im so glad they are working out.
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