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Matty, because we want to test if the thing works before permanently gluing it to the cannon.

Back to topic,
or multishot will i need a bleed hole, also when i blow into the pilot hole, air doesn't come out of the chamber hole? My qev wont even come apart(believe me i tried). thanks guys for the help

sagthegreat wrote:My qev wont even come apart(believe me i tried).

Not hard enough.

Show us the QEV.

http://www.amazon.com/Amico-Inlet-Outle ... acleint-20


its this one, i know the gold thing is suposed to come off, but it appears to be jammed in there. And i wont need to take it apart if it doesnt need a bleed hole.


Thanks

Mine came off pretty easily, are you sure you were turning it anti-clockwise

If you're filling from the chamber side, you will need to poke a hole in the piston/diaphragm for it to work.

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:
If you're filling from the chamber side, you will need to poke a hole in the piston/diaphragm for it to work.

So for multishot, no hole, just a spring?


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if you're only going to connect a chamber to the "A" port, and only the blowgun to the "P" port, you need a hole for it to work at all, and a light spring for it to be semi auto.

If you're going to connect a main chamber to "P" and a smaller firing chamber to "A", along with the blowgun, then you don't need a hole, but you will get poorer performance and much less efficiency than if you used a three way valve.

ARG, srry but this is confusing, i am filling from the p side, and am using a semi auto blowgun mod. So i am filling from the pilot and will have a chamber at the A port. I got the spring part done, but dont know about the hole

In that case, you can leave your diaphragm intact.

Thank you soooo much for being patient with me and helping out, really appreciate it! Now i can finally finish my rifle

In that case, you can leave your diaphragm intact.

lol