Theoben Rapid Forum
KevG Lathe work undertaken => kevG section => Topic started by: giacomo50 on March 26, 2021, 04:10:38 PM
Hi Kevin,
I've heard of this anti-bounce SSG system, I ask you if please can you please tell me where you can buy it and if it works properly? to increase the autonomy of my Rapid cal.6.35 which consumes a lot of air due to the rebound of the hammer with each blow!. I'm going to cheer you up photos that I found on the web.
Thank you.
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Mmmmmmmm that's my photo......
Quote from: Daztilley on March 26, 2021, 05:29:15 PM
Mmmmmmmm that's my photo......
Well, you have recognized that the photo is yours!,so no one better than you can witness the advantages and disadvantages of the SSG system, as long as you want to collaborate for the benefit of all users.greetings.
They function very well indeed ! My early mk1 .22 rapid has a standard deviation of less than 1 fps and an extreme spread of 4 fps over 4 7 shot mags. Made for me to test by Martin 444 on the r7 owners club forum, once setup they completely eliminate hammer bounce.
KEVG makes the double tap inertia system which does exactly the same thing but in a different way.
The SSG setup does increase the cocking effort and may not be suitable for very high power FAC - in that case you would be better going with the double tap inertia system.
Any further questions .... just ask 👍
Quote from: Daztilley on March 26, 2021, 07:08:24 PM
They function very well indeed ! My early mk1 .22 rapid has a standard deviation of less than 1 fps and an extreme spread of 4 fps over 4 7 shot mags. Made for me to test by Martin 444 on the r7 owners club forum, once setup they completely eliminate hammer bounce.
KEVG makes the double tap inertia system which does exactly the same thing but in a different way.
The SSG setup does increase the cocking effort and may not be suitable for very high power FAC - in that case you would be better going with the double tap inertia system.
Any further questions .... just ask 👍
Thanks to the answer!,which unfortunately still generates a question:the double-touch inertial system in what does it consist of?,perhaps a lever to decrease the bolt loading effort?. Thank you again.