what tool/ram

[big azn]

I just got my angel 05 today and I checked the breech and sure enough I didnt hear a click. So went over to my trusty manual and it says to adjust the ram useing the circlip pliers or ram location tool. Where could i find these tools?

[shaq787]

well ken sells them at his store and at most other pb stores, but if u dont want to spend the money you can use 2 allen keys that are small enough to fit in the holes and just spin it.

[davew]

I just got my angel 05 today and I checked the breech and sure enough I didnt hear a click. So went over to my trusty manual and it says to adjust the ram useing the circlip pliers or ram location tool. Where could i find these tools?
http://www.toolking.com/performance/view.asp?id=542
8$ for the pliers :)

[ORRACLE GANGSTA]

NO NO NO.

You dont need to buy them. Just get 2 small allen wrenches and put them in the holes, grab on to both of them and then turn clockwise. Bam there you go. Its how I adjusted myram and now its great! If you dont have to small allen wrenches then find something small and strong that will work.


Chris in San Diego.

P.S. yea a tool is always good to have but in this case you really don't need one,
P.S.S Sorry ken for hurting your tool sales a bit. Tryin to save the homies some cash for actual play:)

[aLLkILLERnOfILLER]

this has to be the fourth place I've read this same question and the same answers...I hope you pay better attention on the field :pissed:

[ORRACLE GANGSTA]

lol

[Sparco]

A tool kit is still a wise investment, as removing the LPR and testing the LPR isn't as easy to swing it using other other tools. For $50 it might seem uneccessary but I think more than half the people that ended up purchasing a tool kit said that prior to purchase!

[Snowfire]

Ugh, Sometimes mine clicks and sometimes my breach don't click. I mean, the bolt is held so it is held in the breach area, and it can't go back any more and if it were forward any more i could not open it. I am so confused.

[aLLkILLERnOfILLER]

Ugh, Sometimes mine clicks and sometimes my breach don't click. I mean, the bolt is held so it is held in the breach area, and it can't go back any more and if it were forward any more i could not open it. I am so confused.


I fail to understand the problem you're having. You should only make small ram adjustments FORWARD. If you went too far forward, back the ram out all the way and start over. Don't know why, but that's way you're supposed to do it.

[Snowfire]

Well, basically its just I hear people talking about the breach clicking, and if it doesn't you have to adjust it. However, mine clicks sometimes and sometimes it dont. And I am guessing that if the ram is to far back, the bolt is too far back and another ball will partially enter the chamber. But my bolt can't go back any more, and if it went forward then I could not open the breach. I am just totally confused.

[ORRACLE GANGSTA]

Ok listen to me closly
1. Back out the ram completly
2. Slowly adjust the ram forward and after little adjustmets try opening up the breech door
3. Keep adjust the ram forward until there is a very good amount of resistance when opening the door
4. Dont go so forward to where you cant open it. Then you have gone to far and have to start all over again.
5. Make sure that you have stopped your final adjustment turning the ram in the clockwise postion.

RAM IS GOOD TO GO NOW!

[Snowfire]

Oh. But my gun works perfectly. Oh well I am bored I will adjust it.

[aLLkILLERnOfILLER]

why mess with it? I only adjusted mine because I was having problems, its a pretty good rule of thumb.

[Snowfire]

Cuz, well I don't know its fun to tinker.

[ORRACLE GANGSTA]

:nono: :pat: :stooges: :microwave :night: LOL

[ZoomZoom]

if you not having a problem leave it alone

[aLLkILLERnOfILLER]

:dito:

[TrashDoG]

Cuz, well I don't know its fun to tinker.

You're right! And itl be even MORE fun to pay for fixing it! :snag:

[big azn]

thax for all the quick replies adjusted mine to make a nice loud click

[Snowfire]

Hahaha, I knew that was coming. Oh well at least I know what to do when it gets messed up.