[gamer565]

Originally Posted by bluekoii

will do
anybody tried the vp trigger on it??
not sure debating critical or a vp
stock trigger isnt cuttin it for me

Triggers are personal preference, no one will be able to tell you what you'll like..

Buy both, sell the one you don't like.

Or find 2 people that has one of each.

[specopsdeath2]

love my vp.

critical has too much of an aggressive curve for me.

like gamer said its personal preference

[nin7474]

Originally Posted by monkeywitagun72

Well I know a after few uses of the Asa on the g6r, all the excess lube on the asa plunger starts to where off and then it will purge properly. Mine didn't purge fully for like the first 10 times

Having the same issue with my Ninja 50/45 LP(no shims). Would you suggest cleaning all the Lube off in the ASA to help purging?
Just got the g6R new

[Mr. Stealthy]

Originally Posted by nin7474

Having the same issue with my Ninja 50/45 LP(no shims). Would you suggest cleaning all the Lube off in the ASA to help purging?
Just got the g6R new

I would recommend cleaning the excess lube off of the asa to help the purging.

[nin7474]

Originally Posted by Mr. Stealthy

I would recommend cleaning the excess lube off of the asa to help the purging.

I'm having a hell of a time trying to pop the ASA Pin out. Any suggestions?
**NEVERMIND, got it out

[nin7474]

Cleaned extra Lube and ran a Q-tip through it. Still not Degassing

[KMA]

Originally Posted by jrmiller

the slp will make the gun much smoother then any other reg.

I heard of a BL tech commenting that they've seen "better performance" from the LP Ninja reg (vs the SLP) on the G6R, and that the SLP only gets you more shots as the tank air gets low. Unfortunately, there was no clarification on what he meant by "better". He said both regs are good, but there is no other reason to get the SLP over LP other than more shots per tank. The other bonus with the LP setup is that you can use it on any other marker, even ones that require HP (after putting the shims back in). It's also possible that the ASA purge system works better with SLP, but I don't think has been verified and I've heard differing reports of one being better than the other. I think cleaning the ASA pin of excess lube and possibly changing the oring to urethane have the biggest positive effect.

IMHO, the benefits of the SLP reg are being slightly exaggerated on this forum and very few people have had enough experience with both to say one is better than the other... but that's just my opinion.

[KMA]

Originally Posted by nin7474

Cleaned extra Lube and ran a Q-tip through it. Still not Degassing

I saw comments that earlier versions of the ASA pin were not rounded on the end, and caused degassing issues. Does your pin fit that description? If so, you might be able to get it replaced. Otherwise, I think there is a design issue with the ASA and it doesn't always work well. Some people remove the lock screw out of the bottom to allow the knob to be spun further out, letting the air escape more easily. The downside is that if you go to far it will come off.

Anyone have a diagram of how this ASA works? It would be nice to see it and probably easier to come up with an overall fix.

[nin7474]

Originally Posted by KMA

I saw comments that earlier versions of the ASA pin were not rounded on the end, and caused degassing issues. Does your pin fit that description? If so, you might be able to get it replaced. Otherwise, I think there is a design issue with the ASA and it doesn't always work well. Some people remove the lock screw out of the bottom to allow the knob to be spun further out, letting the air escape more easily. The downside is that if you go to far it will come off.

Anyone have a diagram of how this ASA works? It would be nice to see it and probably easier to come up with an overall fix.

thanks
Do you mean it's supposed to be rounded at the point of the pin which depresses the Reg. pin?
Cause mine isn't.
I also taken out the Lock Screw to try to unscrew the know further out to see if that works but it didn't.
I also wondered about taking out the Lock Screw but scared dirt/debris would get in.
Debating if I should call BLAST.

[Dyeoblivion69]

Originally Posted by KMA

I heard of a BL tech commenting that they've seen "better performance" from the LP Ninja reg (vs the SLP) on the G6R, and that the SLP only gets you more shots as the tank air gets low. Unfortunately, there was no clarification on what he meant by "better". He said both regs are good, but there is no other reason to get the SLP over LP other than more shots per tank. The other bonus with the LP setup is that you can use it on any other marker, even ones that require HP (after putting the shims back in). It's also possible that the ASA purge system works better with SLP, but I don't think has been verified and I've heard differing reports of one being better than the other. I think cleaning the ASA pin of excess lube and possibly changing the oring to urethane have the biggest positive effect.

IMHO, the benefits of the SLP reg are being slightly exaggerated on this forum and very few people have had enough experience with both to say one is better than the other... but that's just my opinion.

I just bought an slp reg but did not get to use it yet and I'm currently using a ninja with the shims taken out for lp. To my understanding the slp shouldn't perform better or worse it should just give you extra shots towards the end of the tank fill. I know at first that the slp reg may make the marker feel like its shooting less consistant since it will be a brand new reg but once it's broken in they should perform the same. I will compare both regs and see which one I'm overall more impressed with in the way the marker "feels" as it shoots.