How do i tune my LX? plz help me

[MonsterMag]

how do i tune lx? i am new to lx , i got 2 shims and a carryer with 1 line in it , i put a stick in the feedneck and it choped the stick , how do i get it so it wont chop anything? plz help me :cheers:

[MonsterMag]

up

[Dayspring]

http://www.automags.org/resource/level10/index.shtml

[MonsterMag]

i red that , i dont understand it bout the carryers things lines , just plzz tell me what 2 do :cheers:

[Dayspring]

http://www.airgun.com/xmag/html/lvl10.html

[MonsterMag]

i got a .5 in there so what do i do? just tell me plz , i am dumb :tard:

[eNder159]

read the site it basically tells you there

[paintpiggie]

the carrier comes in different sizes
coz not all o-rings are the same size,
you have to find that perfect match.
the carrier has to have a nice snug feel to it when you slide the bolt in.
use the same o-ring when doings all these changes.
if it's too loose, go smaller.
too tight, go bigger.
more lines and dots means bigger.

shims allow the bolt to vent when the ball falls in halfway when you shoot.
you'll know if you have too many shims
coz you'll hear a lot of leaking.

if you add another shim,
that might help you vent a lot easier. thus, less pressure on the ball.

try different combinations.
it's gonna be a headache, but after you pull through this,
you'll have a better understanding of how the LX works. :headbang:

[BrockSampson]

Put in the longest springey thingey...

[White_Noise]

dude, either read the instructions in the tech section or have someone else do it for you, if you cant understand the instructions that are in the tech section, then youre not going to be able to understand anything that is posted in this thread. also you will run into problems with people telling you the wrong thing to do first...


simply put....read directions, or have someone do it for you

[MonsterMag]

the carrier comes in different sizes
coz not all o-rings are the same size,
you have to find that perfect match.
the carrier has to have a nice snug feel to it when you slide the bolt in.
use the same o-ring when doings all these changes.
if it's too loose, go smaller.
too tight, go bigger.
more lines and dots means bigger.

shims allow the bolt to vent when the ball falls in halfway when you shoot.
you'll know if you have too many shims
coz you'll hear a lot of leaking.

if you add another shim,
that might help you vent a lot easier. thus, less pressure on the ball.

try different combinations.
it's gonna be a headache, but after you pull through this,
you'll have a better understanding of how the LX works. :headbang:

thanks alot , i got it :cheers: