PP700SA Disassembly

Taking apart the artemis pp700sa.
Note Huma regulator is now set to 100 bar.

[@v6pulsar]

Excellent tutorial. Thanks for showing us how.

[@jakehamilton9352]

This was invaluable...thank you! 👍👍👍

[@TheOneLifeRider]

Those little fingers playing with the ruler... All the best to your little helper!

[@philkennedy342]

Nice strip down vid Cheers for sharing 👍👍👍

[@paulandrews3785]

Good video on how to strip pp700 cheers 👍

[@TheFender26]

Great video! Best air pistol iv ever owned

[@longyx321]

These pistols are brilliant... So tuneable..

[@vihreelinja4743]

To make the barrel "thread insert" to stop spinning. Remove the screw from the rear sight and insert a longer screw. That screw will bottom out against the outer threaded part in the breach of the barrel and will stop it from rotating when mounting the barrel. Just bought one of these pistols and it is suprising how accurate and easy to tune this thing is.

[@renzoquiroz2076]

Muy buena explicacion felicitaciones

[@raunovittaniemi843]

Jättebra visat.. Har lärt mig en hel del... Nu ska jag kolla på avsnitt två.

[@jamesdiamond5725]

those is cool take care all the rats in the backyard

[@Dr.Gunsmith]

Great video well made and good information 🙏

[@AffordableAirguns]

Such of a great video. Congrats

[@Nothingness0892]

Hi Great video but can you make a video about how to lubricate and clean an Artemis pp700sa? It would be very great cause i haven't found anything anywhere about lubricating and cleaning of artemis pp700sa

[@generallee441]

Good job 👍👌

[@gotsteem]

Not to create any pressure on ya Micheal but.. How about a re-assembly vid now.. I have all these pieces laying here! ;D

[@mtairgunner4044]

Next time I have it apart I will try and get a video of putting it back together👍

[@gotsteem]

@@mtairgunner4044 I have this PCP pistol and I really like it. It is currently un-modified and shoots well but I think I'd like to increase it's muzzle velocity. I know I am capable of disassembling the pistol and adding a new Huma regulator and re-assembling but I am a little hesitant.. Once I receive the new regulator, I will go for it.. Great video and thank you brother. Liked and subbed.

[@mtairgunner4044]

@@gotsteem You will do great, it is a great pistol and easy to work on. If you have any questions or need any help just let me know and I'll try my best to help out.

[@joelrodrigo]

Hello, I try to find a replacement for the screw of the regulator 27:27 does anyone know the size of the screw or its specifications for buying a replacement that can fit in, please help me.

[@esapuhakka5494]

New FX have 2 regulators, why not work in this too?

[@akseminole]

The Huma is probably the more precise of the 2 regulators, and in a dual regulator setup, I think the point is to increase the downstream regulators pressure regulation precision.

[@svzgditeam5919]

funny many of you call it a moderator, to me that term is too generic, that's why we call it a 'silencer', more specific and clear don't you think?

[@mtairgunner4044]

Normally I call it a silencer, but online I call it moderator as some people get upset over it. They say it mixes airguns with powder burners 🤷‍♂️.

[@vihreelinja4743]

@@mtairgunner4044 lol. Why would it matter as both serve the same function.. I have a Silencer from a 222 in my 6.35mm air rifle so should i call a moderator to the site :D "purists" are one of the most annoying people around.

[@vnv1972]

Здравствуйте, подскажите где можно приобрести такой регулятор давления

[@bojanks]

Hi, thanks for video. Where do you buy the stock for pistol? Regards.

[@mtairgunner4044]

airgunarcheryfun.ca is where I got the stock from airgunarcheryfun.ca/artemis-pcp-pistol-pp700sa-carbine-stock/

[@sunnesonne]

So adjusting the regulator and hammer spring should be good enough to increase velocities?

[@mtairgunner4044]

Yes, to a point you will see some increase.

[@sunnesonne]

@@mtairgunner4044 I think I should be able to get it to 600-640fps with 16gr by just adjusting screws; is the aftermarket regulator a must for it? Forgot to mention, I was unlucky to buy a Canadian version that someone imported to US, so it’s very slow, gets 460fps with 16gr

[@mtairgunner4044]

@sunnesonne The stock regulator is OK, just worth it to upgrade when it goes bad. Being a Canadian version you might not see any increase without drilling the transfer port.

[@sunnesonne]

@@mtairgunner4044 I think it should be 4.4mm hole

[@mtairgunner4044]

@sunnesonne I can't remember for positive the size but that does sound about right

[@EduardoAReyes]

Micheal, great reviews. Do you offer tuning services for the Artemis PP700S-A?

[@mtairgunner4044]

I don't do any tuning service. But if your looking for someone that works on the Artemis I would get ahold of Brian @ www.veradiumair.com/index.html I have talked to him on the phone but never sent anything to him, but he does has a good report on airgun Nation.

[@thomaspreischer9582]

The Block you hold at 18:30 has a very small grub screw at the bottom. Could you tell me Whats the function of this Little screw?

[@mtairgunner4044]

It acts a a stop so you can adjust the block to match up with the barrel. If you screw it all the way in when you rotate the block you will see that you can rotate it past the barrel and barrel housing a little bit.

[@WaschyNumber1]

So many parts 😳 I thought it would have less valves ect, that's a lifetime to find out if something brakes. 🤔

[@chihocheungcc]

Great video, thank you for uploading. I have a question, please can you help me. I have stripped the pistol to replace the o ring. When I fill the pistol again it hold air perfectly as the air gauge when up however, when I pull the hammer back and try to shoot it. No air comes out? The hammer hits the firing pin but no air comes out?

[@mtairgunner4044]

Make sure the air pressure isn't over 20 bar mark. If it's good next I would check and make sure the hammer spring got tighten back down to where it was. Hopefully this helps

[@mtairgunner4044]

Also did you adjust your regulator at all? May have set it to high. To be able to adjust the regulator you will need to drop the pressure in the gun down to almost empty. Make sure there is nothing in the barrel and also point in a safe direction. You will have to take a rubber mallet or Hamer with a block of wood and hit the hammer while it's up against the valve. Start off will soft hits and work up in strength until you start to hear air go out the barrel. Continue this until the air pressure is gone in your air tube. Then adjust the regulator Allen screw counter clockwise to drop the regulator pressure. Hopefully this will help and I have explained it OK. Let us know if it worked or what you have found

[@stephenoshea1166]

@@mtairgunner4044 video is excellent and this reg adjustment info is great too. Q: Is this process of emptying air completely to adjust reg necessary every time to adjust up or down? Q: Also to get max usable power, is there a formula such as fully turn in then back out 'x' rotations so that washers work? Thanks.

[@mtairgunner4044]

@@stephenoshea1166 if you have the stock regulator you don't have to degas to increase the reg pressure. To lower the reg pressure it is safer for the reg to degas and then adjust down.

[@mtairgunner4044]

@@stephenoshea1166 For max power there really isn't a easy formula to get max power. The best way is to increase your hammer spring first a little bit and then shoot over a chronograph. Once you hammer spring is to hard then you would loosen the hammer spring back to where it started at then increase the reg a 1/8 turn. Then you would start adjusting the hammer spring again checking over the chronograph. You will keep doing these until you get the speeds your looking for. There will become a spot where when you increase reg and hammer spring you will not increase fps any more once you get to that spot you will decrease everything just a bit to be right at your max speed, this will make sure your not wasting air for your max fps. Gateway to airguns also has some good writeups about doing this and you can also search airgun Nation and will also find some good info. Hopefully this helps and is not to confusing.

[@ragotphilippeh6496]

Hi bro Great video, very interesting thank you for uploading. My question : I can see that you have a Huma Air regulator. Is it stock or did you install it yourself ?

[@mtairgunner4044]

Thank-you. I installed it myself, they are very easy to install.

[@derivas007]

@@mtairgunner4044 why you don t remove completely the original regulator disk if you use huma air? i don t understand...you will have more plenum air once it s remove

[@stevejohnson1797]

I have the old type, green handle, looks identicle internals wise. I have resealed it and air seems to be escaping from barrel? Would you have any idia wich seal it could be?

[@mtairgunner4044]

Make sure you have the hammer back when you first fill it, a little pressure on the valve might make it not seat right, that would be the first thing I would check. Did you take your valve apart at all?

[@stevejohnson1797]

@@mtairgunner4044 no did not touch valve. I will strip it this aft to make shure all seals are still good, and try the method u said, pull hammer spring back and gentley fill. Thanks for reply..

[@stevejohnson1797]

@@mtairgunner4044 sorted it mate, one of the main seals on the air tube had failed, and like you say putting hammer back when first charging does help! Thanks mate..

[@bojanks]

Friend, please, are you sure the washers should normally rest on the brass piston? I think it makes sense if the protruding part of the washer should go towards the brass piston, and not towards the screw. Accidentally when I opened my gun they fell on my floor. I don't know how to return now :(

[@bojanks]

Yes, I am now pretty sure of the layout of the washers. Look this videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2STqqWFj8p-Z7c kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYjCcnt4qdB6i7c kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmKUg6Gqfr-no5I

[@BlvlWmpower]

Can PCP guns blow up of oil gets into the air cylinder in the gun or tank?

[@mtairgunner4044]

It could, thats why when lubing the O'rings you should use a lube that is synthetic grease or oil. I have been using Super Lube O ring silicone lubricant. I do use oil on the outside parts and do a light coat with oil to help prevent rust or corrosion.

[@vihreelinja4743]

@@mtairgunner4044 Bad advice here my man. Only use silicone if you do not know for sure. Synthetic oils can DIESEL under pressure.

[@Andrew-qn8fu]

Did you drill out the transfer port on the block at 18.24? Yours looks like its 4mm or so, mine is only 1.5-2mm at most. I'm only getting around 4ftlbs out of mine. I've tried to tighten the hammer tension to increase power and although it did a bit the hammer wouldn't always engage as I think it was over wound. I've turned it back to 4ftlbs for now. Would it help by drilling the transfer port out a little bit?

[@mtairgunner4044]

I didn't drill out the transfer port, being from krale it was set up as a full power version.

[@Andrew-qn8fu]

@@mtairgunner4044 I've drilled out the port to 4mm and the power issue is solved. I have another question, is there anyway to adjust the original reg to flatten out the power curve, spike? It starts at 5.6ftlbs but when it gets close to 115 bar it briefly jumps up to 8ftlbs. I can see the adjustment screw in the trigger guard, would turning this help? If so, would i turn this clockwise or anti clockwise.

[@mtairgunner4044]

@@Andrew-qn8fu I think this is because you are down past the regulator setting. You can go down some on the regulator setting to get a few more shots. To decrease the regulator you will go counter clockwise and to increase the regulator is clockwise. It is a good idea to degass the gun before going down with the regulator, as it could cause problems with the regulator. When increasing you do not need to worry about degassing it.

[@Andrew-qn8fu]

@@mtairgunner4044 would I need I increase or decrease the regulator setting? I currently have the 10 washers in the reg in this order )()()()()( is this ok?

[@mtairgunner4044]

@@Andrew-qn8fu You need to decrease your regulator setting. Your washers are ok in that order.

[@derivas007]

did you remove the original regulator after huma air installation?

[@mtairgunner4044]

I gutted the stock regulator, the body of the regulator is needed to attach the air tube to the gun.

[@derivas007]

@@mtairgunner4044 sorry my english is not perfect..if i undertsand you have removed belleville washer and replace everything just after?

[@mtairgunner4044]

@@derivas007 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpWbc6GDgpmdo9U No problem, I did remove the washer set. This video will show what all I did to the regulator.

[@derivas007]

@@mtairgunner4044 i have seen all you video but it s still difficult for a french person to undertsand everything :( !on the manual from huma they said to remove only the valvestem..what is this part? do you have a picture to show me? thanks for you help.

[@derivas007]

@@mtairgunner4044 does it the screw which keep the with parts wh have te remove? i think yes after watching you video but i prefer to be sure

[@harriku.1487]

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