need technical advice please...

[OPIO]

okay, i just purchased a tool kit and finally cleaned out the dirty internals... i can't seem to get the lpr under 120psi... i tried using 1 thinest shim and even non... still wont go under... can it be becuase i set the ram assembly or snap ring screw wrong??? i put the ram in exactly as many turns as it was manufacturedly set before i took it out... and i tried to tighten the damn snap screw as much as i can to try and cease the gun to be able to fire, as said in the manual... but i can't get it in tight enough to do so... should i tighten the ram assembly in more??? it seems to dry fire fine and the bolt fits the hammer nicely... could it be the reg??? i set the reg at 500psi... what am i missing??? thanx in advance...

[Jedrith]

Sure you put the LPR back together in the right order?

[dr.strangelove]

Yeah, check your spring stack.

[OPIO]

yup... im certain... i reassembled and triple checked the whole lpr/valve set up...

[OPIO]

i tried using an different inline reg... same exact results...

[Jedrith]

Did you regrease everything when you put it back together?

[cody11scrappy]

you ever think that the guage you are checking it with might be broke, althought its probaly not you just want to make sure

[OPIO]

yes i cleaned, lubed and oiled everything... although i did use Gforce lube and Gold Cup oil... i lubed every oring area and oiled the hammer... but like i said, could a incorrect snap ring screw or ram assembly setting potentially cause this problem??? it dry fires fine... i surely hope its not the guage because its brand new... but i guess it is possible... i guess ill just have to wait till i go to the fields tomorrow and test it on someone elses angel...

[cody11scrappy]

Gold Cup oil is recommended by a lot of people so it shouldnt be that