So is there something wrong with asking you to call an item by the correct term ? a PRV is not the same as a bleed screw.
How are people supposed to learn the correct & safe way to do something, if not from reading the correct information, identifying the correct parts, in the first place
The first post says the gauge is registering the cyl pressure
which indicates to me that it contains air, granted no figure was given.
Yes I would hope he would notice a leak, but stating the whip pressure dropping means the gauge is at fault is still wrong
OK Wilba
260bar should certainly be enough to unstick the rifle valve, but what concerns me is how do you know ?
did you check that with a blanking plug or did it show that when connected to the rifle ?
because if it read that when you connected to the rifle first time around, then you might have already over filled the gun
Originally Posted by angrybear
So is there something wrong with asking you to call an item by the correct term ? a PRV is not the same as a bleed screw.
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