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Re: e-blade settings

In Reply to: e-blade settings posted by Mijintel on October 18, 2003 at 17:57:02:

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Superannuated
on October 18, 2003 at 20:18:19

: what is the best setting for my e-blade? for fastest shooting
The correct answer for your particular gun depends on a number of things (quality of your pneumatics, weight of your bolt, hammer, whether you are running the eye, etc.).
The practical answer is that you need to test settings unbtil you find the combination that gives you the best results. Go to:
www.air-powered.com
and check the e-blade thread for settings. That, together with the owner's manual, should get you set up.
Good Luck,
Superannuated

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: : what is the best setting for my e-blade? for fastest shooting : The correct answer for your particular gun depends on a number of things (quality of your pneumatics, weight of your bolt, hammer, whether you are running the eye, etc.). : The practical answer is that you need to test settings unbtil you find the combination that gives you the best results. Go to: : www.air-powered.com : and check the e-blade thread for settings. That, together with the owner's manual, should get you set up. : Good Luck, : Superannuated

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