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Re: low pressure chamber

In Reply to: low pressure chamber posted by Mike Roch on July 07, 2003 at 20:50:14:

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Posted by:
Chris Harding
on July 08, 2003 at 17:09:12

: what would bying a low pressure chamber or a volumizer do for my gun and how would i install it
***Typically the purpose is to allow more air to prevent shoot down. *I* believe the main purpose of going LP is to enable the bolt to pinch the ball instead of chopping, but a good hopper and learning how to not short stroke would prevent that to begin with.
Depending on your Cocker there may be different ways to install. The primary was is to remove your front block screw (the big one in the middle) and replace it with the LP chamber or volumizer.
Good luck.

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: : what would bying a low pressure chamber or a volumizer do for my gun and how would i install it : ***Typically the purpose is to allow more air to prevent shoot down. *I* believe the main purpose of going LP is to enable the bolt to pinch the ball instead of chopping, but a good hopper and learning how to not short stroke would prevent that to begin with. : Depending on your Cocker there may be different ways to install. The primary was is to remove your front block screw (the big one in the middle) and replace it with the LP chamber or volumizer. : Good luck.

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