all these parts have been used

I know there is some skepticism out there about domed pellets at slower speeds for small game, especially for squirrel. Some swear by the Hades pellets and won’t use anything else. Nothing wrong with that. They are great pellets. This is an example of a 15.89 jsb dome pellet out of my P-Rod (602fps avg, 12.79fpe). Shot was 30 yds with a Bushnell Trophy red dot sight, heart/lung shot. I have an AGT small moderator with a custom threaded Donny adapter threaded M14x1.25 by my gunsmith. The impact smack was louder than the shot report and he was planted right there. I found the pellet lodged in the backbone. He was slightly quartering to me. Goes to show that a domed pellet is very capable with the right shot placement, even at slower speeds.

Hello everyone,

98ci/1.6L DOT Carbon Fiber Tank filled to 4,500psi

How many times will this tank refill a 100cc , 3,000psi airgun cylinder.

Thanks for the help,
ThomasT

Strange thing happened yesterday went to shoot the notos and noticed when trying to cock 1/2 way through the cycle it started feeling gritty
Found some pellet debris
But still little gritty
Cleaned up did some polishing
what I notice is from the tension from the hammer spring when cooking causes that bolt to slightly cock and drag on the top and bottom
No galling anywhere strange it was fine couple days later and this
Anyone else run into this issue ?

hello everyone
so i bought the FX IMPACT M4 while still having the M3 .

i am shooting the JSB EXACT 33.95 grains and HN 36 grains slug
so i setup my new M4 with the same M3 settings
what i noticed is M4 cant reach same FPS as M3 with same settings

although reg on both 136 psi
hammer macro is maxed out to 5
valve is in the 4th line

shooting HN 36 grains
fx impact m3 with hammer wheel on 14 gives me 980

while in the M4 same settings gives me 900

so there is almost 80 fps difference between

anyone noticed power deferential between both?

Just about every Airgun brand has disassembly and reassembly videos now, besides these brands I mentioned in the title. Sending airguns to overpriced turners, or retailers for repair is becoming a thing of the past! It doesn’t take much effort to make a lousy YouTube video, or come out with some meaningful schematics showing the nuances of taking these guns apart. FX led the charge in this now Daystate, Airmarks, AGT, Taipan, AirArms and a couple other brands have all followed suit. I won’t purchase a gun without this kind of product support. Get with the current times, or get left in the dust!

Hi
I want to Buy PCP
.22 or .25 let me see...
$300 shipping to Miami
Thanks You.

Hello, I am trying to figure out what is wrong with this Airacuda Max. While trying to fill the air just blows out where the magazine sits. I pulled it apart down the the spring and poppet valve without finding anything obvious.

Fx impact m3 700mm with .22&.30 STX heavy liners.
slug power kit, some other aftermarket parts/accessories, harmonic barrel tuners shroud, Donnyfl tanto .22&.30 and more Not in the pictures.

only selling it because I need the money. Let me know if you have any questions. Asking $1550 shipped, no offers.

I have been wondering what the power output is like for the RTI Prophets in .30cal --
with compact barrels:

● .30cal Prophet 1 Compact: 400mm
● .30cal Prophet 2 Compact: 500mm

What power? At what regulator setting? What projectile?

How would adding one plenum -- or two plenums -- help or hinder power and loudness?



Have you used a new P2/P3 .30cal barrel (one with the double transfer ports) on a P1? How did that go?



Have your used an older P1 .30cal barrel (with the regular ports) on a P2? How did that go?


Thanks for any input!

Matthias

I’m very pleased to see that many people have had success with the Caiman regulator fix that I posted many moons ago.


My .177 has been very solid post-fix and it finds utility mostly as a travel gun due to the fact that its pretty robust and already a wee bit scratched up. The Leshiy Classic is my go to backyard .177 because it’s whisper quiet and the .177 Leshiy 2 goes in the backpack for hiking and XC skiing adventures.

A couple weeks ago, I decided that I’d like to make more use of the Caiman with a thermal optic, including loaning it out to a few friends and neighbors who have problems with unwanted furry nighttime guests. However, if it’s going to be really effective in that job, it could use more juice and less noise, which are typically confounding issues. However, much of the noise from the Caiman actually originates from the action of the exposed rear hammer within the wooden stock, which works much like a string instrument! I’ve even mulled over the idea of turning it into a tactical by designing and 3D printing a custom stock. That may still happen in the winter but for now, I’ve been focusing on hacks and tweaks to bring down the noise and increase the power.

I know from use over the past year that it shoots the 10g Zan slugs at 930fps very well, but would like to juice it up to shoot the 13 or even the 16 grain, the latter of which seemed like quite a tall order from the 400mm barrel. However, by putting the reg into bypass and looking at peak shot speeds at different pressures, I found that plateau speeds of 925-950 could be obtained at 150 and 160bar with the 16 grain slugs. There’s no shortage of hammer strike on this gun, but boy it gets loud. The porting is also .22 sized as is typical for the “afterthought” .177 model.

The first mod involved introducing a peek stub into the striking face of the hammer in an effort to dampen the very pronounced ting of the hammer. This has proven very successful, cutting around 80% of the very aggressive ting! Highly recommended for owners of this gun and perhaps other Airmaks guns with this unusual hammer:

To guys that know stuff...
AEA megoladon.58 cal issues.
1) the brass pin that is seated in the clear portion of the magazine keeps falling out .the place where I bought it said they've never seen this issue
2) in the back where the rear tank screws onto on the gun itself inside the rear block,if u will where the valve is loosens up to where I can freely turn it with my fingers .it needs a special tool to tighten properly.

So the first issue I can fix but of course I have to take it apart and press the brass pin back in the cover ..it works for a bit and happens again. But the place I bought it was trying to telle I'm using it wrong which I'm not and just because you've never heard of it doesn't mean it doesn't happen to other ppl since it can be fixed with simple tools so maybe noone bothers to complain if this is your attitude about it .
He wouldn't oblige me sending new mags but instead wants to send me the clear plastic part.

The second issue I was surprised at
I take off the tank after every use
Anyone have these issues

I tuned my 30 cal Impact to just under 80FPE using FX 45 grain diabolos.

Using 25 meter M16A1 Zeroing targets at 25, 50, 75, and 100 yards, I take 5 shots at each distance.

At 25, and 50 yards I can stack all 5 pellets inside the circle.

At 75 yards my average is 3 out of 5 over 25 targets.

At 100 yards I have never put 3 out of 5 inside the circle.

At 100 yards, the silhouette size should be equivalent to being at 686 meters.

I shoot from a table with the rifle's forearm supported by a bipod and the butt supported by my right shoulder and left hand.

I have a lot of respect for those shooting real ELR and shooting it well.

Experiments because I haven't done this before and I don't have a "milling machine", but I do have a very rigid drill press and a lathe. But I wouldn't recommend doing it this way because it was a PITA, but I managed to make it work.
I'm talking about buttoning the piston and compression tube on my 97K, which I've been contemplating doing for some time.
I started out by truing up the runout between the piston head and the piston body on the lathe which wasn't much .003" radial and .002" axial, probably doesn't matter, but I did it anyway. Then drilled the blind holes on the drill press 140rpm using a 3/16 carbide, 4-flute center cutting end mill
.This was set up as rigid as possible, being as close to the stubbed up end mill as I could, only having to feed the quill down less than a 1/2", and my drill press will go down to 140 rpm's, which I used. Only drilling about .025" deep, I have a indicator rigged up for a depth stop.

Two buttons on top and four on the bottom.

Next I made the buttons on the lathe for a snug fit and super glued them in place. Then dialed the piston in with the 4 jaw chuck and turned them for a slip fit in the compression tube.

Piston came out good with a nice sliding fit in the compression tube, now the piston will stay centered in the tube.

Now for the compression tube. I had heard that it was case hardened, but it wasn't as hard as I had thought it might be, and no match for the carbide end mill. I did go slow with it though. Before I started, I machined a delrin plug for a snug fit inside the compression tube, and this I think, helped with the rigidity when buttoning and when chucking in the lathe to turn the buttons.

I put four buttons on the top and four buttons on the bottom, machined them for a slip fit in the receiver. These next pictures are where I have already applied the Krytox lube GPL223 on the piston and compression tube, so you can see how little I use on them. This is the bottom....

And this is the top. I have blued the front portion that will "show" when it's in the receiver as well as the face of the compression tube.

I also machined a new oring piston cap with the trued up piston so it's all concentric less than .0005" and installed a new Viton oring.

I'm still using the old JM QX4600 spring with my guide kit that's spaced up to max, it has thousands of shots on it and still going. Assembled it all back together for testing.


Initial impressions, I like it. Cocking is smooth with no play, a lot more solid when closing. Just seems more solid all around. Of course it will break in over time. I assume the oring piston will also break in over time and speed up some. I only shot a 100 pellets today before it started raining again.
These are the first shots at 40 yards benched, all 10 shot groups, shot in order 1 thru 5.

After the 4th group it started to settle in and group. These were shot with QYS 8.48 pellets.
I chronied with the Garmin Xcero.

Next I tried the AA 8.4's top row, then two more groups with the QYS bottom row, it started raining so I stopped shooting. But the chrony numbers sped up a little by the last two groups, so oring is settling in.

I think after some more shooting it will be good. Very solid shot cycle, and pleased with the effort. I don't want to do it again no time soon..lol. I forgot to check the piston latch rod runout, but I've done this in the past several times. I also need to touch up some bluing and wanted to make screw cups. And ultimately get a walnut stock of some sort.

Looking to sell my Zulus. It's a great scope but I'm just not a technological guy. Turns out I prefer a regular scope. Also the rats and mice I thought I was going to shoot I haven't seen any at all in multiple times of trying so no need for a night scope anymore lol. Scope has a few marks on the side. Have everything that they come with. Asking $500 obo shipped. Conus only.

I've had this P70 for years.In excellent shape,has an in barrel suppressor so shot in basement during winter. With on going back problems will be selling. A fair price to sell? I used a palm rest last time I shot it,to help with the back issues,and three operations ...time to sell at 71 years old !. The grip got cracked before I bought it and whomever did A good job in fixing.Have had no problem .Does have an after market AZ air tube with quick fill nipple. That i addedThankyou

This gun shoots 7.9 gr pellet @ 600 fps
8.44@570 fps

Is there any 22 caliber pellet that fits tight in the magazine ??? On my GKI Vi I have to seat each and every pellet, If I don;'t the pellet will jam my gun,, I can load JSB, H&N JTS even the GTO pellets have to be seated one by one, If I open the gate and tilt the gun up all the pellets will fall out, I call that a loose fit,, So is there any over size 22 pellets out there , I prefer light pellets as I keep my FPS down to 500FPS for crazy shot count ...
Mike

Does anyone have a list of the current heavy slug twist rates for fx?

I've been trying to find a slug since April that performs great out of my .25 Dreamline's standard superior liner. By great I mean performs nearly as well as 25.4fx pellets in terms of accuracy... tried a QUITE A FEW. Nothing performed anywhere near as well as pellets, not well enough to give up the near perfect grouping capability of this gun with the 25.4 pellets. Why sacrifice MOA performance out to 100, 120 on a good day for some extra energy and range... Most shots aren't made at 120+... Best I got was H&N30... But at low velocity, pushing the 30gr past 900 from a dreamline sacrificed a lot of air. This weekend I got a bug up my butt and wanted to try one more slug. Hybrids were just OK, NSA didn't agree with my barrell, the original ZAN formulation was one of the worst performers, knockouts at 34gr was just too heavy. Then I saw zan changed the slug recently. (Recent to me). I bought a single pack of 28gr .250. holy crap. At 917.6 average. Hole on hole. This is at 50 and I'm holding groups no more than 10-15% wider than the AEA 25.3s I'm currently using as my new preferred projectile. I've seen the question asked before.. give the new ZAN slugs a try. Specifically 28gr .250. 915/920 is a good starting point. I tried them at 860,880,900 and 915... Every single increase tightened the pattern. I'm going to tinker a tiny bit more with pressure and velo. But actually excited. 40 ft lbs at 100y compared to 22fpe is huge.. still going damn near 800 at 100y

I just ordered a snowpeak M16 in .22. Really excited to get it and start shooting.

I am looking for suggestions on a scope to put on it. Main purpose will be small game game hunting and some target shooting. I don't want to spend a bunch on money on a scope but would like something decent.

What would everyone recommend?

I noticed my strings after cold shot were starting way low & moving up slowly with big swings, up to 25fps at worst. I fill from 210 & refill at 150+. The closer it gets to 150 the more consistent it gets but its a small window. The reg is a huma. Should I just ditch the huma & get a factory one from Martin ?. I'm using a .25 barrel with the big spring. The spring adjuster is working with a large fps swing for in & out. at least 50fps. something has to be wrong..could be me..lol The cold shot on this RAW is horribly slow, I don't know if this is normal as Ive only owned this one. Actualy the hammer spring will adjust maybe 80fps + the more I think on it. seems like alot.

So... as mentioned in another thread I have somewhat outgrown my break barrel pellet gun, and I am overgrown with pests, ranging from gangster squirrels to raccoons. To date, I have used my worn out Gamo on starlings and squirrels, but my Gamo Whisper has a problem I don't care to chase and fix. So the new rifle, preferably regulated PCP is being discussed.

As I work through manufacturer and used v new details on the brand and model, I'm also trying to figure out the caliber tradeoffs. This is primarily a gun for "hunting" by way of pest removal. However, accuracy is absolutely mission #1.

Downrange energy retention comes in as a second, but still important.

So with that in mind...is there generic accuracy vs caliber guidance? I'm leaning towards a .25, as I have seen some solid performance reviews of accuracy for the guns I've been considering in .25

Is accuracy degraded for larger calibers? Sort of : Expect best performance for .22, somewhat degraded for .25 and more accuracy loss going to .30? IF so, how much? My squirrels won't know the difference between .35ctc groups and .50 ctc groups. But my raccoons would notice the difference between .22 and .30 at 30 yards. (I'm not hunting hogs, likely not coyotes). I do note that ammo selection for .30 is not as varied as for .22 or even .25

Sorry about the OCD flare on this. You should see me when I try to buy a new laptop.

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Waiting for too long to install a quick fill adapter. It shoots very nice, feel so relaxed.