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RMCIV · Friday at 8:56 PM

beerthief said:
10 days and 10 "meaningful posts " to go on the classifieds i think Conversational posts is a better description . All you need is a few more talkative posts . Do you have a PCP gun now or are you thinking about buying one ?

I have a jet1 and an avenge x . Looking to buy my first premium pcp. Not sure if there's any shooters in my area.

gendoc · Friday at 8:55 PM

i had problems with the HC deluxe models i had in .22 & .25
it started out with seals and grown to action problems... then to finding out both of the barrel's
bore were off center differently.
then, leaking again....on and on, then was refunded for both. end of story.
glad yours is doing good.

RMCIV · Friday at 8:53 PM

I have a jet1 and an avenge x. Looking to buy my first premium!

Avator · Friday at 8:52 PM

There was a a 703 bolt action version... I don't know the weight of that one though.

Nope.. that one was even lighter. 7.7#

Avator · Friday at 8:47 PM

DeanB said:
Well thats not bad, is there any other variations of this gun, could of swore it said over 10# when I searched it. I think are are a good combination of traditional wood/tech. Over on Gateway to Airguns at one time they were pretty popular with a few guys.

There may have been other versions.. I only know about this one.

DeanB · Friday at 8:41 PM

Avator said:
I don't find it any heavier than your average wood and metal gun but like I said, I only bench shoot so weight is not an issue for me. I've had total reverse shoulder replacement on my left side and I don't have a rotator cuff so that pretty much takes off hand shooting off the table for me. I mean I can do it but I'm not very steady.

A simple Google search yields this info....

"The Xisico Sentry HC Deluxe PCP air rifle has an overall length of 48 inches (121.9 cm) and a barrel length of 19.5 inches (49.5 cm). It weighs 8.0 pounds (3.6 kg). The Xisico Sentry HC Deluxe PCP is available in three calibers: .177, .22, and .25. All three calibers share the same weight and dimensions. "

Well thats not bad, is there any other variations of this gun, could of swore it said over 10# when I searched it. I think are are a good combination of traditional wood/tech. Over on Gateway to Airguns at one time they were pretty popular with a few guys.

RoosterCogburn · Friday at 8:35 PM

Cantona256 said:
Karma EQ .30
52gr Patriot Javelin
935fps

Finally got a chance to do some squirreling with the new girl.. I’ve got a 75y zero on it now so that’s the hold under, plus a little windage.

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Trying to sniff out some squssy.... got some guts busted, not the kind he intended tho.

Nice noggin thwack.

I have a thermnight now. This squirrel season will definitely be documented and shared..

ankisip · Friday at 8:31 PM

Waiting to see if the parts get sent.

HogKiller · Friday at 8:30 PM

AMP regs work fine, if you have a clue as to what to do and what NOT to do. IN the clue part, get the proper 0-rings, do not use silicon oil, use regular synthetic on the o-rings, and NO the gun won't blow up. Make sure you have THE latest brass parts. Match the Belleville washers for thickness, oil them too and a light polish on contact surfaces, I've written extensively on this, it's part of consistency, all Belleville's working equally. Do not try to decrease the pressure with out draining the system...BUT...and you didn't hear it from me...you can do it in very small increments quickly after firing, enough to fine tune. Neither of my Mavericks have had a lick of problems with reg creep over shot strings This graph is from my Maverick .25 a few weeks back, I don't remember when I rebuild the regs last.

igolfat8 · Friday at 8:27 PM

Skip-in-WV said:
Are there any good inexpensive benchrest rifles?

RTI Prophet Performance gen 1 (used) can be had for around $1000. RAW HM1000x LRT used for $1200-1400 range. Both are very capable to win N50 matches If the guy behind the trigger is?

doninva · Friday at 8:25 PM

Thanks guys

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bubbahotep · Friday at 8:24 PM

GK1 needs high FPS to be accurate. Out of the box mine was set for lowest power and shot like junk until I cranked it up.

Avator · Friday at 8:19 PM

The AO on that CP scope was jumping in and out of focus today so I swapped it out for a BSA I had laying around. The CP is an older scope and I think it may have been springered to death.

RoosterCogburn · Friday at 8:19 PM

6gun said:
I've got a few of the soft backpack rifle cases off Amazon and love them. Even with fx guns I don't suffer poi shift in those and I bring one of them to work daily. I'm not big on removing optics or moderators to fit a case.

Amazon.com

This one was is killer for my bullpups.
Still use for my impact. Hauling a giant pelican everywhere is no fun.
Thick padding. Double rifle.compartment. not floppy or flimsy, backpack, briefcase сarry or slung. Never had issues. Pockets sre strong secure and padded as well

markhooper · Friday at 8:18 PM

Hateful McNasty said:
Garden sprayer reaches high ..

Then if there that much out of the way then why am i messing with thrm to start ? Lol.. just looking for trouble for nothing better to do?

long stick and poke it.. or throw rocks at it like my daughter did when she was little

mark

jmohme · Friday at 8:17 PM

SigG said:
Pcp and night time pesting, will require you to have a compressor and a NV scope. Your budget gonna be triple of what you indicate. You’ve been warned

A compressor is nice to have, but there are a lot of guns that can be hand pumped if you don't mind a little exercise. Two of the three guns I have can be hand pumped with problem.
Now if a person is going to do a lot of shooting, hand pumping can get old pretty fast.

Footloose · Friday at 8:09 PM

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JeffG · Friday at 8:06 PM

Meanadidas said:
So I found the problem; there is a flathead countersunk screw and o-ring inside the fill block at the end of the air tube. The screw and o-ring are behind the tiny hole inside the fill port. The screw was loose and was cock-eyed. I tightened it down, reassembled everything, and now the air stays in the rifle after bleeding off.

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Just saw this reply. I’ll have to try that and see if it works. I have to find that screw you are talking about.

gbmarcht · Friday at 8:05 PM

boscoebrea said:
I am ready to order some pellets,the AEA pellets cost more that the other pellets,just curious if users think they are worth the higher price.

Yes, without a doubt. I don’t bother with cheap pellets but I also don’t do plinking.

6gun · Friday at 8:03 PM

Stepehen Charles said:
Don’t know what to do about it any suggestions?

More info about what. You've tried and what it does and doesn't do would help. If it won't go past 580 it sounds like the compressor may have suffered a stage failure or a valve is leaking or stuck. Reed/check or otherwise. If the compressor is totally unused like I just read, there's a bit of a learning curve and some scientific method in order

JeffG · Friday at 8:02 PM

Meanadidas said:
I degassed the system and now I'm trying to fill it back up .

I tried to fill it several times cocked and uncocked; everytime I go to disconnect the fill probe and vent the line, the gun empties the entire tank back through the fill probe.

I must be missing something. Suggestions?

Same thing I’m experiencing. Gun emptied entire tank through fill valve probe. Now the gun won’t take any pressure. All the air I try to pump in via compressor or higher pressure using a tank, it all just vents through the barrel now….wont build any pressure at all. How did you resolve your issue?

Scotchmo · Friday at 8:01 PM

JW. said:
Are you shooting Open again??

Yes. Just now registered.

6gun · Friday at 8:00 PM

ZekeZX10 said:
I added the vid and pics so you could actually see it with rifles actually in it. Hope this is somewhat informative for someone.

I've only been shooting airguns for about 1-1/2 years now and first thing that irritated me almost immediately was the case that came with the rifle I bought wouldn't fit the rifle if I added a scope. I thought for $1500 (what I thought was a lot for a pellet gun at the time) the damn case it came with should fit the damn rifle with a scope.

Then I bought (used) a Daystate Pulsar which originally, I believe, was close to 2k and yet it doesn't fit with a scope, at least not the one I have with medium height rings...freaking irritating. So I did buy a hard case which is a great pain in the keister to get around with on the UTV, hell even loading up the Jeep with 2 hardcases for the bows and 2 hardcases for the guns it doesn't all fit in the back seat. Anyway, found a nice bag 43"length x 14"height x 4"deep. Fit's the Vulcan and Pulsar fine.

If I'm heading out on some ridiculously rough back country I'll use the hardcase but for most of my travels either to the range or my hunting spot, soft case it is.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DP32L88L?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

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I've got a few of the soft backpack rifle cases off Amazon and love them. Even with fx guns I don't suffer poi shift in those and I bring one of them to work daily. I'm not big on removing optics or moderators to fit a case.

gbmarcht · Friday at 7:58 PM

Seems these AM Ace slugs may be a bit over hyped.

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