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I was Also concerned about shooting left-handed with the Mark II and found it to be no problem, I did Machine up a cheek piece for it After seeing what others have done 

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I cut one out on the mill and used 1-1/2” Delrin ,It took several hours lol 

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25 cal vortex sold pending payment 22 cal and mussel brake still available , I can bore the 22 vortex out If desired 

I’m going for the STD MarkII in 22 cal should have it next week !

 The Dawson receiver was machine out of 7075 aluminum with the added Picatinny which at the time wasn’t available with the theoben receiver and was .750 th longer Which gave it a larger expansion chamber becoming able to produce more power , If the Dawson trigger cartridge was used it was also...

Found some old photos of that build , I’m still doing stuff , more for my own work and build for now ...

I joined back up last week because of recent events, and have been suggesting my friends do also best to be on there side then not Swift


It’s one from RAW web site a knee riser 


I think it a great idea Ernie from Grass Valley

I’ve never seen one that was not choked with the smaller calibers not sure about the 357

Nicely done !

For the most part they are drop in trigger units , I’ve had to fit Theoben units in some receiver and fit Dawson units the same , sometimes there has to be more clearance added between the hammer so they lock up or function smoothly when cocked back 

I have some of these triggers hear that I checked out and I can save the Dawson is much more smoother and predictable in the feel is much crisper ,It just feels like Percision I hope I can get Dawson to put some more together ...

I too am very happy with the RAW trigger there’s no problem with them at all but there’s always options .. Believe me I’ve tried a bunch of them 

If you cock the gun before filling it takes all the pressure off the valve and let’s it seat ,then it should fill with no problem or you’ll find out there’s a oring leaking or valve , If it seals this way then it’s fine to shoot and leave it with Air in it and see if it leaked down again it’s...

You could try cocking the gun before filling but you either have a o-ring on the valve body leaking or the valve is not sealing or bent that’s the only two spots that lets Air go out the barrel