I have paid for two orders that I was supposed to receive in November. I can’t get any response from email. The phone is no longer working as well as the website. I paid them a lot of money. Did i just get scammed? What is going on?

So my compressor stopped working properly.. 5-months old. It will fill but very slowly and then when I turn it off it depressurizes, so I think there is a leak somewhere and I have this brown residue shooting out of the bleed valve.

Any clue? I contacted Vevor for warranty, and initially they wanted me to fix, then I got escalating $$ offers and finally after insisting I want a replacement they said out of stock and just refunded me. Very strange company.

So now I have this compressor, and my money back so I can take apart and fiddle... I have moved onto using Nitrogen so compressor here just for occasional fills so it being down is no big deal.

Mike

Gonna give this a go.


I get tired of stacking shims under rear bags, stacking smaller rear bags on larger rear bags to get the "right height", squeezing rear bags to adjust height, and when the bag/s settle, sometimes redoing it all again. I can't believe what a hassle it's been over the years to get a rear bag settled "just right" when in changing scenarios. Every gun chassis or stock of mine has different dimensions, have 4 different bipods, so it seems most of the time "things" could definitely be better!

This is of course when I'm not going into full benchrest mode by using my PQP one piece, or Farley joy stick.

Not very expensive either.

I recently posted in the classifieds to sell all my airguns, scopes, ammo, etc and it will not all sell. I want to donate the rest to some youth shooting program. I asked my local BSA Troop and they are uncomfortable taking anything with the word "gun" in it. I looked online and thought CMP might take donations but didn't find anything on that. Any suggestions on how to get my stuff to some kids who want to learn how to shoot, compete, etc.?

Getting there



GK1 V3-R .22
Huma Regulator Kit
Huma Moderator adaptor
HW XLK Moderator
Buck-Rail Stock Adaptor
5KU ST-6 Folding Stock
Magpul MOE RL Stock
Holosun 2moa Red Dot

With a new to me stock (wonderfully scratchy trigger) Daisy 853 scoped at 10 yds supported.

Hi guys! Just wanted to know what y’all think is best ,for squirrel and rabbit 22 or 25cal? I’ve got a jts aircuda max 25cal & p3 in 25cal. Both do great for squirrels. I just set up a notos for my son & law for x-mass. I took it out twice and got two. One head shot and one vitals. Shot three others and vitals. all could run far enough to get inside a tree couldn’t recover. I’m really looking for something compact for hunting and was considering 22. Maybe I just need something with more power? What are y’all‘s thoughts? Any info is appreciated.

Greetings,

Because of physics and the gas laws, there will always be pressure differences just after a fill... hot air cooling down and all that.

I'm wondering what the typical air pressure difference is after a fill? I have an Impact M4 Sniper.

How long does your gauge take to normalize?

BTW, my compressor takes 10 minutes to fill 130 bar.

Thanks

So my wife just gave me a early Christmas present.. it's a hatsan Neutron Star 25cal. Has a ATN Xsight 4pro scope with ABL1500, has a cv life bipod, fx chrono v2, donnyfl sumo moderator, and ir950 light. It's a sweet set up...But they say this gun likes slugs. I've tried a bunch of them ranging from 28gr to 40gr...non of them were accurate on target. I'm dead 0@30yds with the JSB 33.49gr ex king heavy mki. with dime sized groups. But slugs? ALL OVER The place... Yet I see reviews saying it really likes them, but in a .22cal ...does anyone have any ideas for a 25cal. ? In this gun ...

DNT optics are pretty rad and Rio Salado is so great. This is my kid's first time shooting off the bench, first time shooting for speed, first time at silhouettes.
Special thanks to Carl for keeping the Tuesday nights rocking at Rio the last couple weeks.

So everywhere I looked the memo seemed to be that the gk1 shoots slugs with a slightly bigger diameter. I just got some NSA slugs today that were .254 and they seem to be too big for the magazine. It has jammed my gun up multiple times. Now I am not knocking NSA or anything. But I was just posting this to let everyone know that there is a chance that .254 may be a bit too big for your huben.

My gk1 is 25 cal V3. I understand there is a huge huben thread talking about ammo but I figured I would ask if Jsb hades will shoot well through it. Right now I have 3 packs of ammo that will not work through this gun so I want to make sure I get the right ammo so I don’t keep wasting money. Thanks

The compressor worked great for 2 years until last week it started making a horrible metal on metal noise. Heard what I found when opened.

Are they an dealer in the US carry this rifle? Charles

Just picked up a couple of tins of these Daisy .22 500ct pellets from Tractor Supply for $7.99. I've never seen these before, but they look quite nice. There's no information that I can find that shows the actual weight of the pellet. They seem to be bigger and heavier than the Crossman Premier HP that I exclusively use ( can't beat the price and are quite accurate in all of my PCP's). The only thing that I don't care for at the moment, is the tin is a push top not a screw top. Anyone try these yet? It will be a few days before I get a chance to try them out.

Here's a pic vs. CPHP's.

Many problems with putting a regulator in my new Daystate revere and what to blame?
So first I bought a 3 liter tank on eBay but how am I gonna fill? Figured I’d take my time and do it
with this $200 Chinese thing.
Went ( for me big) on a gx cs4i from gx $585 total, about $80 more than alibaba but for once I thought
it might be safer.

I went to a local pawn shop this afternoon and found this like new 2240. I put in a CO2 and it works. The Gamo Blue Bomber pellets were included with a previously purchased gun.
They were close at hand so that's what I shot today. Judging from the serial number I think it was mfd in 1987. Tomorrow I plan to shoot it from a rest and try a couple different pellets to see what it likes.

I’m going to try out a digital scope. I’ve had this scope for 4 years now. Never let me down. It comes with the original Hawke hardcase carry case. Has a small ding.

6-24x56. Has a side wheel.

The ChairGun app works in tandem with the reticle. All you do is plug in your info and shoot. It has the same reticle as shown in the ChairGun app.

I will NOT be including the pic rail FX no limit mounts. Bubble level included.

$280 shipped.

What pellet shape and foot pounds of energy for a 22 cal and 25 cal pcp in your experience is appropriate for pests the size of prairie dogs, rabbits, squirrels and coons. Thank you.

Gray wolf crown mk2 22 caliber 600mm barrel 580cc bottle tuned by ken Shapley more accurate then you or me. I could go into detail but no one cares.

Any who trade for a Raw mini in 22 caliber stright up swap.

Or 1500.00 shipped

Rifle stock was cracked and repaired professionally. Rifle is in excellent shaoe other then whats highlighted. You can take this rifle to a N50 event and win if you do you part. I am Confident in that.

Got my Daystate huntsman revere .25 a few weeks ago. It was and is not recommended in .25 on here but I bought before reading.I thought I was getting great deal for $900 but it was unregulated. It shot 30 20 gr pellets fine in my cellar range of 13 yards but started low at 796 and rose to 936 after 16 shots 170 BAR and fell to 863 125 BAR at shot 29. I don’t know what 50 yards would be but I suspect there would be a vertical path .

So tinkering I shall do, ordered a huma regulator and with much troubles finally got installed with no leaks. Kept the stock off and went to accurizing. Started at 150 on the huma and got consistent 890s but only 14 shots before dropping off.
Reduced to 140 on reg and saw no real change. Started playing with hammer , in the end back to what it was about.

So far and I’m not done but the only thing the regulator did was make the shots consistent from the first shot till about 15. Stock you could
get about 27 but the first 8 or nine were way low fps.

When I clean my .177 HW 97k rifle using the pull through barrel method, I never get anything like lead or dirt on the patches. They always seem clean. I have been using Hoppes solvent. How should I clean and what solvent do you use. Should I be more aggressive than just using a patch? I have been shooting H&N and AA pellets.

After buying my first pellet gun to deter the squirrels which was a maligned Umarex synergis elite. I did find it fantastic and did meet all of my needs for my yard . It did pique my interest in the whole pellet gun thing which led me to a Reximex rpa after seeing it on YouTube. So I got a hand pump . Oookayy I’m 68 and beat up from a lineman’s carear and motorcycle racing ( road, crashed many times 3 concussions 10 broken bones)
Read All the posts about buying a good one, sorry going cheap first. Get a Amaxon $200 one . So far it works.
Reading more I thought I needed water filtration so bought ( picture) this from Amadon . My troubles begin…

With unwanted "self-tightening" valve spring hopefully corrected, decided on another overall repair attempt. Completed full cleaning and lube, followed by removal of DonnyFL adapter and re-installation of baffles/air stripper. Regulator increased from 130b to 150 and HS adjusted fully in, out enough to just allow side-lever operation. Shotgun patterns and pellet clipping forced return to DonnyFL adapter and (pictured) empty can (STO-FALX) for noise control. Chronograph revealed JSB 33.95s were leaving muzzle @ 650FPS so lighter pellets needed. Out of (26 grain) Predator Polymags, (27.47grain) H&N Barracuda Hunters, JSB Hades (26.54 grain) and H&N FTT (20.06 grain), only Barracudas and Hades grouped. Further HS adjustments and testing showed Hades was best with HS one full turn out, from seated, Six shot group @ 50 yards (pictured) with median of 840 FPS and SD 6.5. More Hades on order, further testing ahead but promising results, WM

.30 cal Skout Evo. Same rifle, barrel, caliber and twist rate that just won the SPAW 100 yd. benchrest competition in November.

Brand new, never even had a scope mounted. Just not for me-truly for a bench shooter or for a younger hunter.

Gun weighs just under 12 # with only an empty magazine and the ARCA plate on it,

Latest upgrades include Skout Tripod, Tesla Moderator and Skout Evo Arca rail,

3 Year Warranty.

$2800.00 invested, Priced at $2450.00 + shipping CONUS OBO -- May trade for an lighter high end rifle in .30 or .25 cal. Prefer to trade of equal value but able to trade up or down with cash in either direction.

Below is some general information about the Skout Evo and the ECR barrel.

The 30Cal ECR ( Electrochemical Rifled ) 25 inch Stainless Steel barrel is a 1:24 twist. This is a barrel that will shoot slugs and pellets.
Electrochemical process for superior firearm rifling

When it comes to the barrel rifling process, Extrude Hone’s Electrochemical Rifling (ECR) distinguishes itself by offering a level of precision and quality that goes beyond the capabilities of traditional methods. With a legacy spanning over two decades, ECR has consistently delivered superior results in terms of rifling quality.

The electrochemical process employed by ECR ensures the creation of precise, polished grooves without any physical contact, thereby applying zero stress to the barrel. This innovative approach mitigates the concerns associated with traditional barrel rifling methods, where stress and potential deformities may compromise the performance of the firearm over time.

SKOUT® EPOCH featured one of the most adjustable, unique and light weight triggers to the airgun world. Unmatched in its versatility, reliability and user experience – much of the trigger system remains intact on the EVO. Simple changes like micro switch position, pivot point and angle of attack have all been utilized to refine the SKOUT® EVO trigger. These changes increase the range of adjustment, felt trigger weight and provide a cleaner “break” feeling to the trigger.

Every component of the EVO’s electronic control system has been tested in real world conditions. The battery pack of the EVO is CE approved and meets all current safety guidelines for lithium batteries, it is also quick charging with a standby time of weeks.

Additionally, the EVO’s electronic components have a modular design, giving the user the ability to repair, replace or customize individual components rather than replacing an entire system.

SKOUT® believes in the Right to Repair, and can provide replacement and repair parts for users who choose to service/repair their own equipment. This is particularly important to shooters in remote locations, or those who frequently travel.

The revised barrel lock system of the EVO allows the shooter to index their barrel without removing it from the airgun. The EVO barrel lock offers infinite adjustment, precise alignment and secure retention.