Posted by: Vampyr on June 12, 2003 at 22:58:27

You need to decrease the force on the ram. Inorder to do this, you have to turn down the LPR. Inorder to keep the gun working, you have to use a softer main spring. Usually to get away with that, you also need a softer valve spring, then you need to readjust your inline reg. To do the valve spring, you will need a valve tool. Presto chango! Not only do you have a pinching cocker, it'll be operating at lower pressure, and better efficiency. Do a few searches on sweetspotting your reg. THis will usually include spring selection for best efficiency, and usually starts with a soft main spring.

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