Palmer Pursuit Shop: Blazer (BZ2185)

[Muzikman]

As much as I think Nasty's are cool...there is only one that I want...and The i3ug currently has it

Though, I think a short and nasty with a Race frame would be cool, or a nasty hurricane.

[Jack & Coke]

For those interested in knowning what the guts look like...

http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/techpages/blaz_diagram.htm

1. Body
2. ASA O-ring
3. Vertical bottle Adp.
4. Ball Detent
5. Plunger O-ring
6. Switch Plug
7. Outer Switch Cup
8. Inner Switch cup
9. Switch cup O-ring
10. Switch stem Oring
11. Switch stem
12. Valve spring
13. Dyna valve
14. Valve guide
15. Valve guide O-ring
16. Valve guide retaining Screw
17. Hammer
18. Hammer/Main spring
19. Main spring guide
20. Velocity cap 21. Velocity cap retaining screw
22. Velocity screw
23. Ram piston bumper (outer)
24. Ram piston bumper (inner)
25. Ram piston oring
26. ramp piston assembly
27. Ram bushing
28. Ram bushing oring (outer)
29. Ram bushing oring (inner)
30. P-Block assembly
31. P-Block retaining screw
32. Hopper lock screw
33. Barrel
34. Barrel retaining screw
35. Rock plug
36. Rock valve spring
37. Rock Valve Pin
38. Rock Seal
39. asa Gas Tube Screw
40. Plunger assembly 41. Rock Spring
42. Washer
43. Rock Cap
44. Rock adjusting screw
45. Sear Pin
46. Sear
47. Sear Pin Lock screw
48. Sear Follower
49. Sear Spring
50. Sear Adjustment Screw
51. Switch rod
52. Trigger Pin
53. Bellcrank
54. Bellcrank pin
55. Bellcrank Bushing
56. Trigger rod retaining screw
57. Trigger Rod Retainer
58. Trigger rod retaining hat
59. Trigger rod roll pin
60. Trigger 61. trigger Rod
62. Safety
63. Safety Ball
64. Safety spring/rubber
65. Safety spring screw
66. Frame screw
67. Trigger return Spring
68. Rock Valve Body O-ring (Upper)
69. Rock Valve Body O-ring (lower)
70. Rock Valve Body
71. Trigger return Spring retaining screw
72. Bolt O-rings
73. Bolt
74. Bolt Pin retaining screw
75. Bolt Pin
76. Bolt Pin spring
77. Bolt Pin Knob

[Jack & Coke]

Originally posted by shartley

You mean like this one?

[-=Squid=-]

If you dont mind me asking, what all markers do you have now?

[shartley]

Originally posted by Jack & Coke
You mean like this one?

[Athius]

nice

Why doesn't blazers have any threads??

[Muzikman]

Originally posted by Athius
nice

Why doesn't blazers have any threads??

The Blazer uses a friction fit barrel. You insert the barrel and then tighten a screw (or thumb screw) to hold it in place. It's actually a nice setup. As I have been told, the reason is so that the barrel can be matched to the valve. Take a look at www.palmer-pursuit.com for the theory on barrel matching.

[Pstan]

Nice gun Jack.

What does it weigh? Does the gun feel barrel heavy with the brass barrel?........And lastly, how are a you going to keep yourself from tinkering with it and voiding the warranty? LOL

[Muzikman]

Originally posted by -=Squid=-
If you dont mind me asking, what all markers do you have now?

Who are you talking to?

if it was me I have...

1. Automag
2. Automag
3. Pumpmag
4. Sydarm
5. Emag
6. Micromag
7. FN303 (not really a paintball gun)
8. Cocker
9. Cocker
10. Typhocker (mini-cocker)
11. SB Stroker
12. Hurricane
13. Houndstooth
14. SB Piranha
15. LB Piranha
16. S-4
17. S-4
18. SC Phantom
19. Sterling STP
20. Trracer
21. Auto-Trracer
22. Sniper SHO
23. Sniper II
24. SL68-II
25. PGP
26. Automag RT
27. King Cobra
28 - 30. I am missing a few from this list, but for the life of me can't think what.

[Sir_Brass]

Originally posted by Pstan
Nice gun Jack.

What does it weigh? Does the gun feel barrel heavy with the brass barrel?........And lastly, how are a you going to keep yourself from tinkering with it and voiding the warranty? LOL

unlike a cocker, a blazer is flippin sweet out of the box, especially if you order one with everything you'd want on it anyways. ALso, the fact of having all the pneus INTERNALIZED with air passages milled into the body prevents tinkering to some extent.

Fact of the matter is that the blazer actually SUPRESSES the tinkerer's urge and 'need' to tinker. It's a headache-free gun.


Also, as a blazer owner myself, I can tell you that the barrel isn't heavy AT ALL. I never notice the weight, period. I mean, it's not noticible when you have a full hopper and a tank on it.

[Jack & Coke]

Originally posted by Muzikman


The Blazer uses a friction fit barrel. You insert the barrel and then tighten a screw (or thumb screw) to hold it in place. It's actually a nice setup. As I have been told, the reason is so that the barrel can be matched to the valve. Take a look at www.palmer-pursuit.com for the theory on barrel matching.

Muzikman, what are your thoughts on this "barrel-to-valve matching" theory?

[Athius]

Originally posted by Muzikman


The Blazer uses a friction fit barrel. You insert the barrel and then tighten a screw (or thumb screw) to hold it in place. It's actually a nice setup. As I have been told, the reason is so that the barrel can be matched to the valve. Take a look at www.palmer-pursuit.com for the theory on barrel matching.

ohh so is there any barrel adapters for blazers?

[Jack & Coke]

Originally posted by Pstan
Nice gun Jack... ...And lastly, how are a you going to keep yourself from tinkering with it and voiding the warranty? LOL

Thanks Pstan... tinker with it? Man, I wouldn't even know were to start.

So far, I think I agree 100% with Sir_Brass:

...a blazer is flippin sweet out of the box, especially if you order one with everything you'd want on it anyways.

Also, the fact of having all the pneus INTERNALIZED with air passages milled into the body prevents tinkering to some extent.

Fact of the matter is that the blazer actually SUPRESSES the tinkerer's urge and 'need' to tinker. It's a headache-free gun.

yup

[SteelSoul]

I had Blazer #23 but some one thought they needed it more then me and took my baby from me years back..
I still love that Thing,,,
A funny story..
Was playing a Viper big game in Dallas and I was attacking this bridge, well I was ripping of a sting of paint and all of the sudden this loud CRACK sound happens, and I got hit real hard in the lower lip. I look down for paint but all I see is my bolt falling to the ground.
The early models had a problem with the bolt pin nob breaking. So called the shop and ordered a Derlin bolt and was a happy camper.
Loved that thing, used to hunt Angles with it called it

Arch Angle

And yeah number 23

Side note
I had my barrel "Matched"
Really didnt notice much diffrence..
I ended up getting a Lapco Bigshot for it.


Steel

[Sir_Brass]

Originally posted by Athius


ohh so is there any barrel adapters for blazers?

question: why?

the stock barrel it comes with (which you can get improved with powder coating, matching, venting, different length, etc.) is one of the best barrels in existance ANYWAY!

Also, whoever said barrel matching didn't do much for you, well, I guess that's just you then. I got my barrel matched and . . . well, it shot darts before, now it shoots lasers! I've noticed a definate marked improvement in my blazer's precision accuracy with the matched barrel than I did before I got it matched.

I'm not sure behind the theoretical validity of barrel-valve matching, but I can certainly testify to the real world difference it's had to me and my blazer.