One Legged T-Rex (OLTR)

[Psicko]

That's good to hear. I've been out of paintball for awhile and moved to an area that doesn't have a real field, but found a group that plays outlaw.

[luke]

It's not too late, these are a stock item.

[Psicko]

I'm late to the party. This looks awesome.

[cudamelland]

I've always used fingernail polish, I find a color that matches and put a drop on the set screw so it cant come out. Need to adjust it? Simply use fingernail polish remover on a q-tip.

[going_home]

The more the merrier.

[luke]

The RPG Chimera has been added to the list of eligible frames for the T-Rex install.

[flampaint]

That is hands down one of the nicest mag custom builds I have seen. Obscenely nice! Really like it

[luke]

Blue is stronger than purple but letting it dry will keep it from locking the threads, which is what we want. If they don't have something close to the specs I'm inquiring about, I'll try that.

[Spider-TW]

Normally, I would try putting a small amount of blue loctite on the screw and letting it dry first, then assembling it. Have you tried that?

[luke]

Purple 222MS is for screws 1/4" and smaller but I've had trigger set screws strip the allen wrench recess out using it. If they dont have a different product closer to what I've inquired about I'll just suggest using the 222MS on the LPR-FG.

[barkingspider]

I wonder if it's the purple loc-tite you might be eluding to? I put that on the set screws of the triggers I have. It seems to work well since it prevents movement of the set place, but if you wanted to move it with an allen wrench its no problem to break the seal.

[luke]

One thing I've noticed is that I probably need to put some teflon tape to get a little extra "stick" on the regulator screw on the LPR. I think over time, it moves a bit and seems to alter the tuning slightly.

I'll make a note of that. However it doesn't really surprise me because the LPR chugs away like a piston when you hammer on the trigger.

I'll have to see if locktite makes something that would work without giving us any trouble.

I just sent loc-tite an email requesting product information that may help with this, hopefully they make a product that will fit the bill. I've been wanting to check on this for years (lol) mainly for trigger set screws to avoid having to use teflon or a thread lock.

[zulubravo44]

All this OLTR talk makes me want to shoot mine. I'll have to see if I have air in any of my tanks and shoot it a little tomorrow morning before work if I do.

That's the spirit!

[BLachance75]

I know that my adjustment screw turns pretty easily as well. I haven't shot it enough at one time to know if it will move on its own. Every time I've shot it I've messed around with the LPR due to using different tanks that have different outputs.

[luke]

One thing I've noticed is that I probably need to put some teflon tape to get a little extra "stick" on the regulator screw on the LPR. I think over time, it moves a bit and seems to alter the tuning slightly.

I'll make a note of that. However it doesn't really surprise me because the LPR chugs away like a piston when you hammer on the trigger.

I'll have to see if locktite makes something that would work without giving us any trouble.