Your collection of tutorials are so extremely good, that I am now confident to buy a cricket instead of any other gun, without such clear explanations. You should get a reward from Kalibrgun!!!! Thanks a lot!
Sincere thanks for these great demonstrations.i think that power I and number of shorts are determined by a combination of the 3 factors,namely Hammer spring tension ,the firing valve spring retainer and the pressure setting of the reg. which one of these 3 factors has the most effect.
Muchas gracias amigo,solucione este problema, gracias a tu conocimiento que no has regalado,muchas gracias de parte de un mexicano, saludos 👋hasta donde te encuentras de parte de un mexicano🇲🇽
find out what synthetic grease you use on this please and do you use anything on the hammer spring and hammer? if so also what do you use on that. many thanks . matt
What about Cricket rifles??? The non-Bullpup type? The spring stem valve has a black delrin/plastic guide on the end that is closest to the valve spring screw. Very difficult to deal with. For me anyway.
Earnest….Today I found all this assembly was loose in my AGT Vulcan… the original version mk1. What do I set this to.. the same as the cricket.I.e. Touch the spring and then 2 turns? Thank you for your help.
Hi I found your video helpful even I am not using cricket, I have Vulcan 3 the 500mm and I want to ask a question about adjusting the FP without changing original spring, is it possible to loose the retainer a little bit? Which will give less stress on the original spring?
Is it easy to purchase the valve stem if something happens to it,I have a Beeman Chief that has a valve that looks like that and you can’t get a valve stem from them.
hello ernesto can you give the measures of the weakest spring, length, diameter, wire thickness thanks. another question in making these settings to the valve spring, are the strokes constant? even if they are powerful? do we get power but lose accuracy?
I remove the regulator how u show but once i fix back the gun was works well the pressure under 80 bar but when i charge up 250 bar the gun was shooting like 10 joule before it was 46 joule.so with low pressure is ok but up 200 bar the power drop drasticaly.can you help me...thank...love your channels.
Hi have you eny idea why my cricket at100 bar shorts about 30ftlbs but then when I fill it to about 200 bar it shorts at like 8ftlbs can some one help me please
+Dizy Starlet adjust your regulator like the other video... add some more air in your regulator,example, when you fire a shot the amount of air that come out is ,let say 10 (because your regulator only holds 10)watch the video that says you can add some more air if you take some rings/spacer out.
At 200bar the force required to open the valve is more. That is you need a more powerful hammer spring. Since the valve opening is very small. As the pressure drops, the amount the valve opens becomes more, hence more volume which translates to more power. If the gun has a regulator you will not experience this since the output pressure to the valve will be constant until the gun is off the reg. You can improve this by changing the spring to a more powerful one. So at high pressure you can still get high power. And even higher power as pressure drops
I am from Mizoram, India and i am badly in need of this Cricket valve stem as mine gets damaged recently.. I am searching everywhere for this parts but could'nt find.. Please Help
Hi, I am also from India and working in Assam.... I have the very same rifle, bought recently. Just curious to know, could you find the Valve stem..????
