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You’ve blown an o-ring on the piston inside the regulator. Try not to come off-reg next time

This is a very good debate , from a viewers point of view, if you had the Barrel pointed at your faces or chest, then yes, as you stated "righty tighty lefty loosey ", But that is NOT SAFE or a proper gun handling technique, and we do not recommend anyone doing so. If you are doing this in a SAFE manner with the barrel pointed away from you as demonstrated in this video. You will notice the rotation of his hand and wrist. In this demonstration, removing the tank in the recommended, proper and SAFE manner as demonstrated in this video the person would be rotating there hand, and wrist in clockwise direction. We apologise if this caused any delay in removing your stock. We hope this clears things up.

@@rapidairworx awesome reply! thanks for the clarification and it totally makes sense!

Sorry you are experiencing some issues , please email us at info@rapidairworx.com and we will do our best to help you.

Same here. I was pumped for the panthera but it looks like it's going to be plagued with new gun woes. Raw is proven and sells you replacement parts....won't need them as much from what I hear but good to know it's all easy enough to purchase straight from them.

If you buy this gun don’t let the tank goes to empty or you gonna have nothing but headaches trying to fill the tank up. I have one and just absolutely frustrated with it. My daystate on the other hand run smooth as butter and never gave me any gried

give us a call or email us at info@rapidairworx.com let us know what model you have and one of our customer service reps will be able to help you. we do have some options.

Even tho the RAW comes factory tuned, many RAW owners who want adjust there regulator for there specific needs found this tutorial helpful , We understand that this process is to technal for some users , we do offer custom tuning (within reason) to a customers speciation's upon request for a fee.

It is old fashion now. There are different products on the market, to bring this gun into the 21st century.

@@johnpinder8121 how so what is old fashioned?

Less chance of over adjusting and blowing out the o ring.... like what happens on FX regulators when adjusted by fx fanboys who don't know what they're doing!

​@@johnpinder8121let me guess.... FX!? 😅😅

And where is the hammer spring adjustment at???😊

Spoiler alert !!! this is not the FX page .... Due to the fact we have an amazing customer service team and we have Quality American Made Airgun, along with an amazing warranty, we decided not to post a video teaching people how to tear down their airgun and possibly voiding their warranty. But then again, if the customer still would like to proceed with a complete tear down they can reach out to our customer service team and they could help. Here is the customer service phone number 1-877-247-4867 And here is the Customer service email info@rapidairweapons.com You can contact us there , if you have questions or concerns. Here at RAW, it's not that we need to "step up our game" it's that we are so far ahead we are about to lap the others , they just don't know it yet. And thank you i hope you Have a great day.

That's amusing you see it that way. Most people that actually need help will reach out to our customer service team to get answers. But then again that's common sense.... Then again there are those who think the world revolves around them and there keyboard and will complain in the comments of a video instead of going the simple path to a solution. Here is the customer service phone number 1-877-247-4867 And here is the Customer service email info@rapidairweapons.com You can contact us there , if you have questions or concerns. I hope that response is "acceptable" for you. And thank you i hope you Have a great day.

we would need to know what model? if its a 12 ft lb gun? what caliber? Here is the customer service phone number 1-877-247-4867 And here is the Customer service email info@rapidairweapons.com You can contact us there , if you have questions or concerns.

Its the SRS made by MDT

@@rapidairworx just ordered the SRS v5 for my Hm1000x

1/8 turn is approx. 5 bar, so 1/4 = 10 bar

@@richieg150 thanks!

no there isnt for this model because the dam barrel isnt threaded so now if you want a mod you have to buy a dumbass donnyfl mod attachment that makes it even longer than the big ass mod in this video. so basically adding a mod on top of this mod geez

U can remove the whole thing and install A Neil clague.

@@corny155 what is a neil clague?

Google him…he makes moderators. It’s one of the best options for raw. Second only to AZ who build a one piece shroud moderator.

@@corny155 thanks bud!

what do you like about your tm can you tell me more

There is only one version of this can that we have ever shipped. You should be able to separate the air stripper from the can by unscrewing the two parts, if you need to get a better grip on the air stripper you can put a wooden or plastic dowl through the holes in the air stripper so you can get a better purchase on it to separate the two. when you put the two parts back together you may want to very lightly lubricate the threads if you plan on removing the can regularly. We use FP-10 at the factory but any gun lube will work

@@rapidairworx Thank you for the reply! Just received mine from UA in the red laminate and just wanted to clean the barrel before I shot it. It wasn't a big deal as it gave me even better access to do the job. Question if I may? Do I need to put anything on the stock from time to time or should I just wipe it down with a cloth and leave it alone? Also what grease do you guys use so I can go out and buy some as all I have is some Amsoil and I am just about sure it's synthetic based and the manual says not to use synthetic. Appreciate it and THANK YOU !

@@shane011471 We use a bit of Parkers O-Ring lube on the o-rings and that's about it. The metal parts don't need much in the way of lubrication. You can also use a pure PTFE lube as well, but it's quite a bit more expensive. Our stock finishes are a sealed lacquer so you don't want to oil them much if at all, usually just a wipe down with a good clean microfiber cloth should do but I will occasionally wipe down with a bit of Ballistol from time to time. The sealed lacquer is pretty much maintenance free otherwise.

@@rapidairworx Appreciate the reply. All I was going to use the grease for was just a little drop on all the pivot points for the side lever and that's about it.

It's very much in the works, things have been kind of knocked off the rails due to COVID related closures but you should be seeing an announcement in the near future.

Hope so pal

Yes, if done repeatedly if there is not any air still inside the plenum. Dry firing a single time while air is still in the plenum to blead the system is generally a safe practice.