The K14 Caliburn - An Overview скачать в хорошем качестве

The K14 Caliburn - An Overview

This is the culmination of several months of tinkering. Ever felt outgunned by those filthy air blasters while using your Caliburn? Ever felt like you could handle a heavier spring? Just an update, one of my first customers installed the kit, and using the stock barrel, stock O-Rings, and a blastertech scar barrel he averaged 270 fps. A better barrel could easily push this well into the mid 300s. Enter the K14, a 24.9kg spring with a length perfectly suited to the Caliburn. With this kit you can double the spring power of your Caliburn, increasing FPS significantly. To fit this spring and provide proper alignment three printed pieces are necessary, which I print at 50% infill in PLA. I also use an X-Profile O-Ring which is wonderful for improving the stock seal of your Caliburn's ramrod. Kits and Springs are available at my Etsy shop if you don't have a printer or need a spring: https://www.etsy.com/shop/Remzak?ref=... To install the kit, just replace the three stock printed pieces with their similar looking reshaped counterparts, install the spring, and the new O-Ring. I recommend doubling the O-Rings on your plunger piece for an improved seal, and doubling the small O-Rings on the ram to improve the seal there. A Longer barrel or tighter barrel is a necessity, without them you will be seriously under utilizing the spring and risking major damage. WARNING: This spring induces increased stress on all parts of your Caliburn, specifically the spreader from my conversations with CaptainSlug. I have not broken, damaged, or seen stress marks on my stock spreader (PLA 100% Infill) through hundreds of shots, but know that it is an inherent risk. If using this kit you should be using an upgraded barrel (your own/sold separately) to utilize the power, which will help protect the plunger. Using this kit with darts that are a loose fit in the stock barrel will induce unnecessary wear. Early iterations of this kit had trouble with the catch slipping, since implementing version 3 of the design I have had no issues. If you have issues a tight rubber band around the rear of the sear solved any problems I had with early parts. This is a crazy strong spring, use at your own risk.