Posted by: Ras Masyean on June 13, 2003 at 12:15:43

Since there will be lower pressure on your ram, it will accelerate a tad slower that with high pressure. Thus you need to make sure your trigger goes all the way back and all the way forward. Otherwise, you will be putting that "ball pinching" technique to good use...and double feeding too! ;) I think there is actually a trade-off if I'm not mistaken. Since the ram/bolt will accelerate slower, it will reduce the max bps capability. As long you don't outshoot the cycle time, it will not pose a problem. Though the speed difference might be very small. : 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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