WTS: Snowpeak Max 1 .22 - $400 Shipped!
Price: $400 shipped CONUS.
Payment: Venmo, Zelle, PayPal (add $12 for G&S fee).
Email:
[email protected] Price includes everything below:
- Snowpeak Max 1 .22
- One magazine (20-rounds)
- One fill probe
- Shroud Adapter for 1/2-20 moderator (AEA Challenger Adapter #83)
- Original assorted o-rings.
- Owner's Manual
Note: Scope and moderator not included.
I purchased this Snowpeak Max 1 .22 earlier this year from Wes at AirgunArcheryFun. The gun is solid, does not leak (after it was fixed), accurate and gets a ton of shots on a 300 bar fill.
JSB 25.39's shoot at 896 fps/45 fpe with current tune and reg at 165 bar.
It's a great bench gun. But, for me, too heavy/front heavy for offhand shooting. The cocking lever is very smooth!
The Max 1 is being offered at a very competitive price, with a few caveats that I will note.
- The regulator gauge has few small scratches on it (see pic). It arrived to me this way, and more annoying than anything.
- The fill probe can be difficult to get in, so I just leave it in with a cap on it. Plus won't lose it now.
- The Max 1 was shipped to me empty, and would not hold air when filled. Wes immediately had it repaired. I was disappointed, but the gun was quickly fixed, and leak is gone.
- The shot string is very good (see chart), with many shots on a 300 bar fill! There is a very very slow decline from shots 1 thru last, but it still has a good ES SD (see chart).
- Similar to the Zelos, the hammer spring is very strong, and backed out almost all the way. Turning it in, doesn't do much, but the regulator setting at 165 bar (factory setting), works very well for this gun. The hammer spring is also at factory setting.
- Most important to note... There is sometimes slight counter-clockwise movement when the air cylinder is being filled and warm. Wes had me degas, and tighten as much as possible by hand. However, I still notice an occasional slight ccw movement when it has just been filled using my slow GX E-L2 compressor. It can move about the width of a sharpie pen or so, not much at all, but it shouldn't be doing that. I have put a marker on the cylinder to check for any movement, and easy enough to twist cw back if I want. Also, when warm, I can actually twist it slightly by hand (it has a 'mushy feeling'). When filled and cold, air cylinder cannot be turned unless a lot of force used. I never had a bottle gun, but assume that any slight movement is not normal.
If interested PM me, or email me at:
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