Injecting?

[blic]

Hey guys,
Can anyone tell me if im doing something wrong when injecting? Its only my
second week of injecting and the problem is that when pushing on the syringe
its very hard to release the gear out of the syringe it takes alot of force to push it. Also to retrieve the gear out of the vial into the sysringe its difficult. Im using a 23g needle. Im not sure what im doing wrong?

 

[max lift]

Nope that is the way it is with some gear ,
I find that if I warm up the juice a bit first it goes a bit easyer,
the other thing you can do is use a bigger pin .

 

[blic]

Nope that is the way it is with some gear ,
I find that if I warm up the juice a bit first it goes a bit easyer,
the other thing you can do is use a bigger pin .

Thanks Max.

 

[imdaman1]

Yeah - a 23ga is a little on the thin side. That is the smallest size I will use. You can't expect oil to travel through a tiny tube very rapidly - whether drawing OR injecting. You're probably not doing anything wrong.

 

[blic]

Yeah - a 23ga is a little on the thin side. That is the smallest size I will use. You can't expect oil to travel through a tiny tube very rapidly - whether drawing OR injecting. You're probably not doing anything wrong.

Thanks Imdaman1
never thought about that, What gage should I use ?

 

[STEELADDICTION]

Thanks Imdaman1
never thought about that, What gage should I use ?

I use a 18 or 20 gauge to draw from the vial and a 22 or 23 gauge to shoot with.

 

[blic]

I use a 18 or 20 gauge to draw from the vial and a 22 or 23 gauge to shoot with.

Whats up Steel!!

You never fail, you always follow through
Thanks bro..

 

[STEELADDICTION]

Whats up Steel!!

You never fail, you always follow through
Thanks bro..

So you finally started huh! I bet your pretty excited? Keep us all updated bro, I'm interested to hear how your cycle works out for you.

 

[imdaman1]

I use a 18 or 20 gauge to draw from the vial and a 22 or 23 gauge to shoot with.

You gotta watch those 18s - they are known to cut out a chunk of rubber stopper when piercing thru - causing the rubber chunk to fall into your juice.
Not that a chunk of rubber in there is gonna kill you or anything - it CAN clog up your pin when you're drawing. And the thought of something floating around in the juice is not really very appealing. lol

 

[imdaman1]

I keep it relatively simple - draw with a 22 - squirt with a 23.

 

[wolfyEVH]

i shoot with a 25.....no problem

 

[blic]

Thanks again and to all of you.. you all have been a Big help!

 

[blic]

i shoot with a 25.....no problem

Dont you have a problems getting it out of the syringe?

 

[wolfyEVH]

Dont you have a problems getting it out of the syringe?

i use 20's to draw, and 25g 1 inch to shoot in the quads......takes over a min to empty the syringe, but its worth it.....try not to inject too fast either.....it shouldnt take just a few seconds

 

[blic]

Yea your right it does make more sense that way..

I guess i was just worried that it was taking that long to empty the syringe. Since its only been my second time injecting

 

[kell11]

your not doing anything wrong

Hey guys,
Can anyone tell me if im doing something wrong when injecting? Its only my
second week of injecting and the problem is that when pushing on the syringe
its very hard to release the gear out of the syringe it takes alot of force to push it. Also to retrieve the gear out of the vial into the sysringe its difficult. Im using a 23g needle. Im not sure what im doing wrong?

Just what everyone says,you're drawing oil through a pin.
tads tipush a full syringe of air into your bottles before drawing to create a pressure.helps a bit.

 

[Freejay]

i shoot with a 25.....no problem

eah...I hear of a lot of bro's using 25's with no issue. Perhaps he is trying to inject the gear like a tetnus shot!

 

[Marauder79]

Are you having problems withdrawing? withdraw about 1.5 ml of air into your syringe then inject into the vial prior to withdraw. Therefore creating presssure so when you pull back again in the vial, it flows right down the syringe no problem.