ThE PuNiShEr said:

Hi mate, here's something I think I can help with. The fact that the outside temperature is different from that of the room you're shooting from and the rifle is tempered to it, does not affect the velocity, for those 45 yards to the target, the projectile cannot be affected by this temperature difference. Play with the wind completely and check the speed of the shots again. I think it's unnecessary to fill your head with nonsense like barrel indexing and so on Today, my hobby friends and I spent 3-4 hours shooting 250-300 shots at a distance of 100 m in the Extreme Benchrest discipline. I would say that I am satisfied with the day, I again scored 210+ points for a non-professional like me View attachment 572462View attachment 572463View attachment 572461

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Thanks friend. I will keep that in mind the next time I set-up my targets. I have tested my first shot velocity from both by PCP's and I am very lucky to have them tuned really well. The Taipan shoots the H&N 25 grain slugs at 940fps and the FX Wildcat shoots the 44.75 grain JSB's at 895 fps. Through my various tests, the first shot after the guns have sat overnight or for multiple days have been within 5 fps of their average. My issues I believe is from my trigger pull and wind causing the POI shift. I will have to be mindful next time I shoot and perhaps use a gun rest to shoot so it takes out the trigger pull issue/variance from the equation.

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6gun said:

Kinda looks like an aluminum guage block in a steel tube like an mrod.

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My mistake, tank does not have a sleeve, it's an aluminum tube (magnet doesn't stick) with a .125" wall thickness. 6gun, looks like you are correct about the gauge block but the tube is not steel. Pics to follow.

6gun said:

9.5 feet that's how I feel about a few guns.

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Haha that’s how the 250z feels sometimes with the moderator added on. But it’s light! And the Zulus is very light for a digital scope so I really can’t complain. Still not my favorite gun to shoot offhand I’ve ever had but maybe the best to shoot off imperfect structure… this shoot was with my car door all the way open with a bag of rice wedged in between and me half-sitting/standing… not super comfy but the gun balances really well so no complaints from me.

Honestly the opposite of complaints haha. I’ve spent a lot of money I had planned to use on a second more nimble gun to be my truck gun but I just can’t stop pouring love into the barra. It’s already exceeded expectations and I still have a plenum mod coming in the next few weeks to make things even better lol.

This is my first real pcp and it feels like this hobby is the best decision I’ve made in years haha. Before January I hadn’t shot anything in more 5-6years cuz I was so bored with it.

Perle said:

What height rings are you using there.

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1.26” discovery scope rings
laser doesn’t block image view. laser also helps with quick zeroing if/when i want to switch out scopes.

Picked this 760 up for 5 bux 2 years ago. Not a bad rifle 20yds in

Think it's mid 70s

SAD , really sad .

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SciueraPlumbea said:

I bet you could drop a coyote with a 18-22gr .177 slug. If the pulsar has a little more gofast juice to squeeze definitely a viable option.

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If he’s hunting desert dogs I agree. The ones I see here in SW Utah/Arizona strip/nevada border are not the Saskatchewan mini wolves I’ve seen online. They’re a bit more scraggly and smaller. Don’t get me wrong you see a 40lbs+ male occasionally but mostly like 25-35lbs… with the right slug I don’t think that’s a problem.

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ZekeZX10 said:

what desert are you in, where about

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SW Utah! The Saint George/Cedar City area.

Drop in barometric pressure makes squirrels more active.

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Diana website doesn't show it

MedicUp said:

Is the summer special still going on? I'm ready to take the plunge up to PCP any day now and every penny counts when you're retired.

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You’re right look at the classifieds sometimes they have great stuff

Chukar60 said:

it all depends on how big your shovel is and how much area do you have to throw dirt.
I dug my own rabbit hole in this sport and am in the process of filling it back in about half way. I only have time to shoot 3-4 guns and I own 8.

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Hey, let me know. Maybe I can help you with your problem.

OomJ said:

I just downloaded it. I'll install it this afternoon thanks a lot!

The firmware is installed Now i can go to 102 but this is still about 40-50 short to get it zero on 25m. Any ideas or do i have a bad unit maybe? Or is my airgun too far off?

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You need scope rings with elevation adjustments...or simply put a couple layers of electrician tape in the bottom of the rear scope ring.

Hateful McNasty said:

Looking at blueline the Diana distributor they got of nothing .

https://blsolutions.ca/firearms/diana/

Maybe was better off with the res branding through umarex ..lol.

Seems air guning just fading away after covid. Went from affordable backyard fun to this price houging racket today ..

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Your link is for Canada! Try this one.
Opps your right can't buy them there either!

Not a o ring a rubber washer in a metal one.. Called a Dowty washer..

Motorhead said:

( TX ) Which .... Sadly comes with an ILL fitted loose steel spring guide ... and if you want SMOOTH still needs to be dealt with / changed out.

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Hi Motorhead, do you have a site that lists services and prices?

What height rings are you using there.

If I fill my HFT-500 past 2500 like to 3000 psi. It will leak down to 2500 over night and then hold that pressure for weeks. I think it is just the regulator O ring and the surface inside the air tube could be better. Reg is set to 1200 so it’s not a problem.