Just order a .25 cal. barrel, probe bolt and magazine.

You could try different hammer springs.


Is your gun regulated?

Aoa was there the year before. They didn’t have a large attendance i think only 10. Shame he didn’t have more was a good match well run. People were very nice also. He did have some targets like aoa

orion said:

But I think he is saying on the Uragan works better and tighter on the vixen.


If you want, send me a picture of the bottom of the magazine, I might be able to tell where the tolerances are different based on the marks left behind after inserting it.

It's true that most my design are tight but two guns might have different tolerances too.

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Just to be clear, I only have one of your mags that I received the other day for my .22 Vix2 . What I was trying to say, was as of now I do not remember having agt brand mag issues with my U1 and u2.

Sam,
I think you are fooling yourself. I use no regulator and starting at 300 bar I shoot 17 25.4gr pellets (one magazine) all within a 1" group at 25 meters at almost the same speed as you experiencing much less velocity loss as you and I still have 210 bar in the tank. The reason is simple, the regulator takes volume away from an already small tank without adding more accuracy at distances less than 50 meters.

Do we have any idea/Guesses as to how much it will cost?

How about it’s weight and length ?

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jaywills said:

Right handed, but left eye strongly dominant (and needing the least correction). Have shot left handed (with right-handed guns) ever since I can remember shooting, starting at around six. Never have given it much thought until recently, when I started looking at the FX Wildcat Mk3. The FX site warns that a Wildcat may not be a good match for left-hand shooters due to the magazine location, which may be unfortunate. Any lefty Wildcat owners out there that could shed some light on this? Thanks,

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I'm also very curious about this. Some guys mentioned the Maverick putting the mag right into you face left handed. Also, The Leopard.
I would really like to hear any lefties that own these guns and how they feel?
Most lefties I think are very used to navigating a right handed world. It's just part of life we didn't even notice anymore. However, now and then we run across something that really makes it rough to work around.
I'm definitely looking forward to hearing about these rifles and whether a no-go period or ehh, I'm used to it?
Thanks

Nikvanorton said:

Because our laws restrict power to 12/6 fpe for rifles/pistols it means that 77grn .357 pellets go somewhere between 180-250fps. I 3d printed some pellets that then have a .22 pellet pushed into a recess in the front and these weigh about 19grn and travel at between 360-500fpe which is a vast improvement. Has anyone else tried this?

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Kinda like gamo lethal, nice

Right handed, but left eye strongly dominant (and needing the least correction). Have shot left handed (with right-handed guns) ever since I can remember shooting, starting at around six. Never have given it much thought until recently, when I started looking at the FX Wildcat Mk3. The FX site warns that a Wildcat may not be a good match for left-hand shooters due to the magazine location, which may be unfortunate. Any lefty Wildcat owners out there that could shed some light on this? Thanks,

Bhuntin said:

No experience with one the umarex has been reliable and Benjamin makes a nice one

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I ended up trading a guy at the gun show for the hatsan one. Once I get some time to get it all put together Ill post a quick review.

FYI, I reached out to crosman600repair yesterday. I'm looking for a seal kit (including exhaust vale) for a Daisy Power Line 790. He replied that he does not carry Daisy seal kits. Does anyone know where I could obtain a exhaust valve/seal (11265)? See attachment with arrow. Thanks!

Trucker3573 said:

I’m definitely going to eventually get some for sure. The hades hold together as well as the domes out of my delta wolf out to the 73 yards I can shoot at home. I can tell they don’t have as good of a BC as the dial up doesn’t match the domes but they are accurate.

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Yeah the hades/atomics have considerable less than the domed do but they fly just as good in my PHC 30 and Impact m4 .30 at 840fps

Wonder if Crosman will still have an air tube model as an option? Some folks like the more slim profile of the tube over the bottle.

Mr.H said:

No moderator?? I bet that one is loud.

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Yes it's loud!

He lives on 2.5 acres and says his neighbors won't care.

I'm trying to talk him into using a moderator but he's spent a lot of money so maybe in time he'll change his mind.

I don't have a spare one or....

.20calguy said:

I’ve done one rebuild with sucsess but I don’t know what is going on in this valve. I sent it back to Tim twice under warranty, and it still isn’t fixed. So it’s likely over my head. He did a complete resolder of the action that may have affected it?
I was thinking of using the other Baker airgun tech for the repair?
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It was soldered back in the eighties by Robert Beemans Sheridan guy. As you can see they did an awful job.

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looks like a cold solder joint , not nice silvery shiny when first done , dulls with time but smooth surface . The problem with doing this type of solder is getting the piece to be soldered hot enough without ruining it .
Solder should melt on the piece , not the iron .

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maybe just take the valve apart and smooth things out (Simichrome) ? or get another valve ? I really do not know what this valve consists of so .

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I’ve done one rebuild with sucsess but I don’t know what is going on in this valve. I sent it back to Tim twice under warranty, and it still isn’t fixed. So it’s likely over my head. He did a complete resolder of the action that may have affected it?
I was thinking of using the other Baker airgun tech for the repair?
Here’s a pic prior to Tim’s resolder.
It was soldered back in the eighties by Robert Beemans Sheridan guy. As you can see they did an awful job.

It is funny with my friend, when he had his stone age barely see anything NV scope he was often head shotting, but now he have a fine Alpex lite it seem like he have transitioned to hitting in the other end.

Mind you the prey ( ATM little mice ) they still drop right away, and the aftermath pictures have most of the inside on the outside.
On the little mice, the 10 gr MK3 KO slugs, seem more devastating then the same in 13 gr, with the mouse often barely in 1 piece.

But i understand taking the shot fast CUZ these little mice are often in turbo mode and barely sit still for a single second.


ATM my M8 would dominate a butt shot thread.

It is this or having them in his house, this year he have caught 5 in traps in his bedroom closet, which have like 10 traps on the bottom of it.
Turning on the gas grill, some times also result in a surprise, though that is mainly rats to blame for that.

cavedweller said:

Odd statement to me… regarding power V Accuracy because the use of unnecessary power (more than needed) is pointless and wastes air? My thoughts. I see it this way.. putting a projectile where I want it with only the amount of power required to do the task.

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What power is needed?

I don't have any experience with the barrels, but would look at the 28" slug version if you think you want to shoot slugs.