Dye DFF-20 Lazarus Valve
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If that front grip is a large, empty chamber, having a restrictive banjo bolt would effectively split your firing chamber into two sections. Since the time available to dump all that air out the valve is so short, the effects of any restriction would be magnified. -
I'm not doubting you when I ask why, just can't wrap my head around it. Why do you think that is? (The banjo part.)Last edited by Jordan; 08-03-2024, 07:05 PM. -
I had a ID front block with a non ID banjo restrict flow to the tune of 20FPS. And withe that large volume chamber front grip if restricted it will make that usless.
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*I personally wouldn't bother, I feel like 280 psi is really good for a mini-cocker. BUT if you want to get the most out of the Laz valve...you could look at LPC's too, but with the vert gas through you probably have plenty of volume already, it's just the front block & Banjo choking it off. -
That’s impressive, you should post a how to video. I’d also like to see a hopper over a chrono. -
Lol, two different guns with gages and two different reg testers, yeah it's 150Leave a comment:
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latches109 - I started that way - lightest spring in the ID set, reg set to 200psi - but ended up where I'm at now. Tried different regs just in case(Hyper2, Stab, CP), nothing. The hammer is flat faced (I don't have a stock hammer and it's a midblock anyways).
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looks great! Check that your reg is providing enough flow. Swap out for an aka or cp to check, use the stock trilogy hammer with the flat face. set to 200psi and ivg flush with a light 2" spring.
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