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I'm back, long over do

I have been away from the airgun scene and this web page for probably over a year.. with work, life and other hobbies I guess I let my airgun addiction slip into limp mode for now, but now im back lol.. pulled my old Ataman M2 out of the closet to see if it still had air in it and to my amazement it was still full so I decided to shoot it and got the itch again, started looking online to check out what's been happening in the airgun world and boy have things changed in a year since I have been gone with new airguns, ammo etc... looking forward to spending hours in the forum again and shooting!

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Tuning  BRK Ghost .22 HP not producing power any suggestions?

I have been tinkering with my Ghost, swapped springs out for the White spring and then Blue spring, and testing different reg pressures and now it is only able to achieve ~620 FPS with the following configuration.

BRK Ghost .22 HP
23" barrel
Red Hammer Spring
Tank ~190 BAR
Reg ~165 BAR
PW Max
JSB Exact RS Diablo 13.43 gr.
FPS = 622 (highest)

When it first arrived it was cranking the JSB Hades 15.89 gr pellets at close to 1030 FPS with the following configuration:

BRK Ghost .22 HP
23" barrel
Red Hammer Spring
Tank ~190 BAR
Reg ~150 BAR
PW Min
JSB Exact RS Diablo 15.89 gr.
FPS = 1030

I am charging it from a Yong Heng compressor with this secondary water/oil separator in line between the compressor and the gun.


I should also mention that when degassing the gun it is taking 15+ shots with the PW on MAX setting before the reg pressure drops below 50 BAR, not sure if this is relevant, but from my limited experience/knowledge it seems to indicate that perhaps the valve is not opening fully?

Any thoughts or suggestions on what might cause this behavior?

HW/Weihrauch  "Easter egg" diopter...

As a card-carrying old person, I can vouch that the classic joke about "hiding your own Easter eggs" is regrettably true some days! But sometimes, forgotten tidbits lead to interesting things.

After seeing a friend's similar setup, I recently bought this Anschutz adapter (part no. SA-1411 for anyone interested), which mates 11mm grooves to old Redfield sights made for firearm receiver side rails. So the beautiful "Olympic" diopter hiding in my stash now magically fits my Weihrauchs. The eyepiece is a Merit adjustable iris:




It did require a front sight riser for the elevation settings to work out, though. So here's the Weihrauch barrel...with a Walther riser I'd also forgotten...and an Anschutz front tunnel sight. The latter is much more versatile than HW's tunnel with its small selection of inserts.




These acrylic Anschutz sight inserts (right), and the slotted flexing sleeve that they fit into (lower left) were acquired separately, years apart, and I only recently realized that they go together! The normal sleeve for clamping metal inserts (top left) won't work:






The end result is a setup that works great on this HW 55 CM, allows a very comfortable head's-up hold, and even looks kinda cool to my eye:




(PS: Many thanks to the generous fellow forumite to whom some of these bits will look familiar! 😁)

Target ideas

Between the foot of snow and the freezing temperatures I haven't been able to feed my addiction. I figured while I wait for the thaw I could build some more targets. My current holder is at sixty yards so I'm thinking of making a couple more for other yardages to practice my holdover. Maybe some playing card holders, golf tees to put cheeseballs on, dueling tree... I bought some targets you can play battleship on and am looking forward to having some family competition. So basically I'm looking for any ideas or pictures of fun targets you have either made or bought. Also any competitive games to play against each other.

where should we post threads about missing rifles?

So on December 28th i sold a FX Panthera to a member.. Was shipped on Dec 30th. It got hung up in bad weather in the mid west. and after reaching his state distribution center it never moved. After some rather wierd tracking it mysteriously vanished from the mail and a claim was put in on Paypal for a refund. I want to post pictures of the rifle with serial #'s just in case someone happens to come accross it.
So im out a rifle and cash.. As it was only sold to obtain other toys..It's a poopty situation. IF there is other places to post just point me in the direction. I will prob never get the rifle back. So maybe this thread would be best used for awarness. Happy to publish any details if asked

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Greenhill Formula ?

@Ballisticboy

thoughts on this i picked up on facebook?

Greenhill Formula
helps you find the right twist rate for your barrel to make sure the bullet stays stable and accurate. Here's the formula:
(C x D2) ÷ L = T
T: twist rate (in inches)
C: A constant (150 for speeds below 850 m/s, 180 for higher speeds)
D: Bullet diameter (in inches)
L: Bullet length (in inches)
How to use it
1. Measure the bullet length and diameter
2. Choose the constant C based on the bullet’s speed.
3. Plug the numbers into the formula to get the right twist rate.
Why use it?
This formula helps you pick the right ammo for your barrel or check if your gun works well with specific bullets. The better the twist rate matches, the more accurate your shots will be

Optics  NLA possible trade for optic

i’m considering trading my discovery scope for a lower magnification optic. i got this about 2 months ago but the size is a lil too big for my taste. anything between 16x to 24x max magnification FFP illuminated side focus around the same price range would be great. only mounted on the huben k1 and never dropped. very clear image quality but it’s just cumbersome. all hardware will be included.

show me what you got. i’ll be taking the classified down in a few days if nothing tickles my fancy. thanks guys! 🤙🏽
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Skout  SKOUT Epoch COMPACT (Video Review)

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This thing is awesome. No question these things shoot like lasers right out of the box. So fun! Here is a full review of the 28.5 inch long .22 Epoch Compact with the 17 inch Lothar Walther barrel. 60 shots per fill (shot string at end of video). This gun was tuned out of the box for 22.07 JTS at 901 FPS and the JSB Redesigned Deep at 855 FPS. I forgot to say in the video that it is so compact that the balance feels great to me. Gotta love Skout Airguns! Thanks for watching! -Nate

Accessories  SOLD ***SOLD***Crosman Benjamin Marauder BP2220 22. Air Pistol Parts***

Crosman Benjamin Marauder BP2220 22. Cal Bolt Action Air Pistol Parts
Includes everything pictured, butt stock, (2) Magazines, air tube with front cap with male Forester fill fitting, barrel shroud NO front cap.
ALL FOR $50.00 SHIPPED

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GX CS4

Well as my first compressor I went with the GX CS4- so far really liking it, performs very well, fills my Umarex Gauntlet 2 SL pretty fast, initial dead head test on the supplied factory hook up hose was 24 seconds to 300 bar, hope it keeps performing well, is there a temperature gauge for this unit.

Gx cs4i unneeded temperature gauge

Just wanting to see the insides I bought a temperature gauge to hookup . From previous running of the machine I don’t think it’s needed.
I m curious to see from ambient to what a high temp is. Probe is only shimmed in under safety thermocouple? on top of head. I thought it was real clean and neat inside. If you ever wanted to add cooling , looks easy.

however this pump is not built to run like the fast noisy run hot ones. I’m playing with it.

ps. The zip ties are ugly and temporary. I briefly was worried about breaking a warranty but the truth is I never cared or used a warranty
( maybe a car was used ) and never pay for extended. So the filters will be mounted properly today. THERE I talked myself right into that.
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Other  A.H Hartley Tiger 10 LE & Falcon Hawk FN-19

Finally received these two classic and very classy rifles on Friday.
Weeks delay due to the power being shut off during the winds and fires in SoCal.
The Falcon Hawk still had air, after figuring out how to fill the tube I presurizerd it to 2000psi.
Test fired that night, into the ground, Bang, done, still works.
This morning I chrono a couple rounds ~825FPS with Norma 15.9

Then then fun began, tried to air up the Hartley.
Tube leaks, Gun interface leaks, internal leaks.
So I started pulling things apart.
Every o'ring was flat and broke into pieces.
Pulled everything i was comfortable with and replaced all the o'rings i could find.
Rifle is based on the BSA Superten.
Put it all back together and lo and behold 2500PSI and holding.
So, i figured load up the magazine with some of my .22 gathering dust Crossman recreational 14.3
Very respectable 900FPS.

Now i need some 11mm scope rings.
Only had a couple cantilever one piece mounts in 11mm and they blocked the magazines on both rifles.
Amazon delivering to tomorrow, so no scopes and no accuracy checks...

Now onto FrankenTalon hammer upgrade

-- Matt

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