Dye DFF-20 Lazarus Valve

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  • iamthelazerviking
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    Interesting. Saw a trilogy with Inception lightest spring and IVG flush, 350 psi shooting in 280s. Has some other cool things done to it but needing to turn ivg in that far sounds like something is going on

  • Murph
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    So far it seems to work well in my Trilogy. I went with the SLP hammer spring and had to turn it in pretty far to get usable velocity, I'm running right in the ballpark of 200 PSI - I don't have my own reg tester so I borrowed the one at the field and started at 200, dialed it back a little bit because it got better velocity. I had to turn the IVG all the way in almost to the point of interfering with the hammer operation to get 280 FPS though. Note that you are NOT going to see huge velocity increases at higher pressures, I accidentally was running at 500 PSI (I had a High Pressure CP reg, not the LP model and didn't realize that.)

    Stock trilogy hammer and an A1 Anodizing bolt, which just looks like a delrin copy of the stock bolt. I did time it as close to the stock timing as I could return to, just to be safe.

    It does seem noticeably smoother than the stock confirguration, but it's in a trilogy sport which has some pretty stiff springing to accommodate unregged co2.

    I think it's a winner. Consistency is very good when your paint actually matches your bore.

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  • Carp
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    I moved it...👍

  • jetenginekyle
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    Originally posted by Pope74
    Hi I'm new to forum, I've a pre2k autococker that I would like some help identifying, it's definitely pre2k (the bango bolt def pre2k) I was told it's a wgp,but not really sure about that though, any help would be appreciated thank you
    Make a separate thread in the ask the experts section

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  • scuzzy
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    Just ordered one for my sniper with my ID hammer. Hope to move to a lighter spring.

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  • Trbo323
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    Originally posted by Brokeass_baller

    ​​​​​​Since you can't see the comments on your last post.
    Thanks for doing that. If I know there are comments I can go log in on the Web page version. So no need to take screen shots.

    I'm not worried about the rings. Technically I'm not supposed to run the empire sniper on co2 either and yet it works just fine.

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  • Cdn_Cuda
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    I had a full Inception spring kit kicking around, so threw the lightest spring it in. Figured out what my Sniper valve exploded in the first place, the reg is no longer regulating and was putting 800psi directly into the marker. Swapped for a spare Black Magic reg, set it under 200 and screwed in the velocity and everything seems happy. Need to shoot some paint now and check velocity

  • zinger565
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    I think you'll really like it in the Sniper, especially if you grab a lighter hammer spring.

  • Cdn_Cuda
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    Mine finally arrived and went to drop it into my 2k5 Black Magic….. but it won’t fit. The body isn’t milled deep enough to fit the crown. So into the sniper it goes!

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  • Brokeass_baller
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    Originally posted by Trbo323
    Anyone have any efficiency numbers yet? Specifically around 12g.

    Thinking of putting one in a empire sniper

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  • ChoSanJuan
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    Can confirm too. There are peeps with them in Azodin KP3s. They are going to be everywhere!

  • JCC
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    I think most of us have been there... They say just the tip, but they always end up wanting it all... wait, what are we talking about...

  • Chuck E Ducky
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    But then you wouldn’t get to say it’s got a titanium hammer. Also I don’t think I want a hammer made out of aluminum I don’t see it being very durable. But if they are close in weight I bet with a lil math it would make a good prototype material.

  • Chuck E Ducky
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    I don’t think you can run these on Co2. It’s going to expand the stock orings. You would have to change them out to something less permeable than bunna and hope that it still seals properly. I’m sure it can be done but not the way it comes out of the box. Definitely going to need to regulate it. Co2 starts at like 820 ish and goes up with temperature. Guys are running sub 200s with this setup.

  • Araphel
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    It would have to be run regulated. The seals are all Buna, and the u-cup being a type of "blown directional seal", straight co2 pressure is likely to destroy it in short order.
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