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dustinwatkins186 · Jun 21, 2025

Oh that makes sense, thank you

Trucker3573 · Jun 21, 2025

dustinwatkins186 said:
Thanks for the information. I thought somthing was wrong

No nothing is wrong. That high/low switch just adjusts the size of the transfer port. The transfer port is basically the hole through which the air from the valve flows through the gun into the hole in your barrel to propel the pellet. On low power it is just restricting the size of that hole, allowing less air to flow to the barrel.

xKSBx · Jun 21, 2025

ram2jeep said:
Thanks for putting in the work and showing the results. I have the Ronin in .30 and Emperor in .35. They really do a good job of bringing down the db’s.

I did want to get a DonnyFL moderator for my .30 Blitz, but for a 3db reduction? I can't see going from an 82 to a 79 as being worth $200.

zerochance · Jun 21, 2025

Hi,

Just thought I'd share this. If you're in a pinch and knowing not everyone is going to have a fill valve that fits the FX Imapct - I think this is great to have. So far it's been working great. No leaks. The only thing is, wish it was a different metal than brass. You can see the indentation in the first picture. The other fill valve adapter is the FX valve supplied by Utah Airguns.

https://a.co/d/aStMNQx

Trucker3573 · Jun 21, 2025

Merwin said:
Thnx for the feedback.. i bought a brand new one in .177 for a rediculous low price ( the gunshop is taking Daystate out of the inventory )
When i have time i'm going to see if i can go to Sub12

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Very nice ! Safari edition at that. Good find.

crowski · Jun 21, 2025

Bought these 2 from the same guy. A FWB 601. Just getting used to them. Smooth is an understatement. He has a lefty like this for sale.

Also shot a FWB 300J. Masterpiece. These are a blast. Great shooters.

Going the have to set up a 10 meter range. Crow

Randy1911a1 · Jun 21, 2025

marflow 777 said:
i would think that the stem seal is not an Oring but flat sheet goods and the material would need to be urethane
i have been looking at the parts diagram in the owners manual
the stem is like most of the stems that Benjamin used in all these CO2 pistols
the stem is also like a S&W 78-79g
the Oring just is not sealing the same as flat goods would
solution ??????????????
maybe this
https://www.jgairguns.biz/260-262-267-c-78_84_570/ben3434x-benjamin-exhaust-valve-p-8743.html

I have been using the one sent along with a kit for EBay which was a hard white “delrin”? Material exhaust valve-but the nib on the end that fit into the receiver hole in the end of the striker rod was too wide and I had to turn it down on my 8mm Watchmaker Lathe. Once it fits I’ve tried three times (starting to question material) your suggestion looks like the old exhaust valve and I will try it for sure now .
EXPERIMENT…
Just today I tried again thinking possible that hammer spring may be too strong ( or ) striker return spring too weak and was allowing the exhaust valve to kind of float..so I placed the cartridge in … set hammer pulled the trigger..popped the co2….weak gas sound..set hammer..2nd pull on trigger…loud gas sound ( usual at this point ) immediately reset the hammer to pull away from the exhaust valve to allow striker spring to have mechanical advantage…and gas got louder…total surprise to me. Well so much for theories.

Next step new - old style -exhaust valve

thanks for the info..!!

boscoebrea · Jun 21, 2025

I love my Sightrons,I bet they are both good scopes,I own both and they get along together great.

crowski · Jun 21, 2025

Iowa Airgunner said:
I went out to the range with me TX200 today. This rifle was set up for WFTF open piston Field Target and shoots really well at about 12 ft lb. But it had a 10-40x56 scope and a hamster plus the big side wheel. The gun shoots really well but was bulky and I could not see the loading port at all because of the scope. Now I have a compac10- 16 x50 leapers scope with a nice compact coma wheel. I can see the whole loading port . The balance is fantastic. It’s like a new gun.

Today I got to the range and made the rough sight in . Hitting 55 yard spinners and clearing a couple field target lanes.

Tomorrow I’ll be fill in the gaps on my dope chart. And testing some 4.52 size pellets.

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Not hard on the eyes. Very nice, Crow

joelayfield · Jun 21, 2025

i have 20 + year old guns that have never leaked , but some day they will

mercado · Jun 21, 2025

Nooyen T said:
Where is a good place to get cz barrels? I have a condor n am interested in a non choked barrel.

Hi . Only talon tunes has them. They go for $340 n they worth every penny.. the most clean n constant bore you will see in a pcp , they have no transfer port so you could use the complete 28" .. n the machinists only need to do the part where the hammer slide and the 3 bushing. N done .. factory lead in in those barrels will let you use the longest slug per caliber in both..42gr in 22 -- 66gr in .25

joelayfield · Jun 21, 2025

RobBonnell89 said:
Leaks are just one of those things that happen w/ pcps.It can happen whenever to. I gotten guns brand new that leaked. Then I got guns that are atleast 8 years that never needed a oring. I guarantee there’s some neglected marauders that been sitting 10-12 years and haven’t leaked haha.

Marauders are very simple and proven designs.They are usually very reliable guns. I’m sure you could find the leak and reseal yourself. Just take your time. If you’re just a little mechanical inclined you’ll have no problems. Plenty of videos and info online to help. Plus us guys here on AGN

As you mentioned there’s a ton of aftermarket parts available. That can become a deep rabbit hole once you start ahaha. I just did a PRod myself. It wasn’t a cheap learning experience but I sure had fun. Totally worth it to me. Guess it just depends if you like tinkering with stuff. I like it as much as shooting the things.

Rob

Lewis · Jun 21, 2025

Perfect! I knew I had to be missing something.

Loren · Jun 21, 2025

I took my wood stock design and modified it to produce a Composite-Glass Fiber version. Stock has our adjustable cheek riser
, QD sling swivels, and M-lok rail panel on the forearm. They are finished with a tough two part urethane texture paint.

GerryR · Jun 21, 2025

@Normkel Thank you very much for taking the time to do this! Are there O-ring kits that can be purchased for maintenance, or do just match them up when service is required?

MarkWE · Jun 21, 2025

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Bander124 · Jun 21, 2025

steve123 said:
A tripod is better than no tripod but there's a huge difference in how steady a tripod is depending on how well it's made, what type of leg material used, and it's weight load rating.

For example I have a aluminum Manfrotto 055 which should be steady using a RRS gun clamp but it's a night and day difference compared to my Fat Boy which is very very stable using a level head and attached to the gun via Pic or ARCA rail.
You'd have to experience this to realize it.

Not gonna lie. I wanted a fat boy.

bustachip · Jun 21, 2025

Hopsing said:
2,000 dollar sightron s6 or the athlon Helos at 550.00. I’ll take the athlon any day!
MY opinion! I shoot hft.

I've used several Sightrons, not the S6, but SI, SII's and a SIII and they were all nice, I'm sure the S6 would be awesome. That said I have a Athlon Midas Tac 6-24X50 Gen 1 and it has great glass. And, out of all the scopes I've used over the years, this one ranges better, and snaps in and out of focus better to my eyes than the others as far as a HFT scope goes.
I still use a S1 and a SII Sightron, and hope to try a STAC at some point, but in general Sightron has great glass.

kwaping · Jun 21, 2025

Dang, you all are confirming what I thought. Unfortunately it's a new gun, a Daystate Blackwolf. The only thing I've done that could be related to this is I took the fill nozzle completely out. I'll check that first.

It's definitely under warranty but I am not excited about the idea of sending it back to get checked.

dustinwatkins186 · Jun 21, 2025

MOhunter said:
no, regulator should stay the same as where it's originally set at. I don't own any Avenge X's, but on my guns if they have a high/low selector it means it adjusts the amount of air pushed into the pellet after it leaves the regulator. or something like that. I'm sure someone else will chime in the a more 'technical' explanation.

Thanks for the information. I thought somthing was wrong

markT · Jun 21, 2025

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ngapls · Jun 21, 2025

Brand new gun. Installed the 65cc plenum and was sighting in and go to cock again, no worky. Less than 50 shots fired total. Glad the the Airgun Channel dude was Brave enough to show NOT how to fix this Baboon style. I was able to push the probe out with a cleaning rod. I cleaned everything up and and used lock tight on the probe set screw. I think the factory mags don't help the problem. The Airgun Channel dude had problems with both his DRS's, maybe the set screws were not tightened properly at the factory. I would recommend lock titing the set screw as preventive measure, I'm also going to use aftermarket mags.

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