Was every ad for a BB? If not, more power to the seller.

Avator said:

I think if it was an issue for me I would look up the local laws as opposed to asking an officer of the law.
You do know it's legal for them to lie, right?

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I was just ready to comment on elh’s and glad you beat me to it. I don’t have a bad relationship with cops at all. Friends in the past and great respect for the stress of their job. But they’re just people
Asking a cop a law or town ordinance would be about a 20% chance of being correct. Surely someone will ask in a huff
where did you get such statistics? LIFE …
anyway I looked up town and county and state and could only come up with nearness to occupied dwellings

bchannell said:

That's a new one I'd remove the reg and reseal it first.

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OK thanks. Is that straightforward to do? What's involved?

rdtricks said:

How old is your Dreamline? It does sound like you are in need of a regulator rebuild. Talk to someone at Utah Airguns and they will get you sorted.

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Not much more than a month old

This might help with your kit installation should you decide to go that route. The 34 is a classic. There's a reason that it remained in production for so long.

Brian T said:

Thanks for the insight. I have heavier pellets. So around 800fps is the sweet spot? Thats what I was aiming for.

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Under 800 fps is generally more accurate with a skirted pellet. Can overcome a lot of things but physics and aerodynamics aren’t on that list LOL. And the gun will probably like some pellets better than other. I’d try some JSB 8.3 and some H&N FTT and I bet at least one of those will work well.

450 in and only 450 million and 40 years to go to catch up to me lol! Welcome! Glad to hear you are having fun that is what it's all about! (and your wallet getting a LOT lighter along the way lol!)

I'd also like to know where?

Ezana4CE said:

@mercado I had not stated that I had a problem, but since you asked I will oblige. This thread is about the .457 Bulldog. Not you and not the modded .308 you wanted. When I first addressed you, I was curious as to why you chose this thread to address an old personal issue. You seem to feel entitled to derail a thread and expect it go unnoticed or unchecked. I don’t want to read about this all over again with nothing new being introduced. This is the third thread I recall reading about your issue. Now it sounds like you’re whining and it looks like you’re intentionally harassing Brian. I have no dog in this fight, but I don’t want to read you complaining about the same incident over and over In my thread. I didn’t tell you to spend money with that shop. If people want to inquire about a shop they can ask members before shopping, search and read, or make an impulsive purchase. Since this isn’t a thread focused on that shop, how do you think someone looking to do business with them is going to find what you have to say in this here? How are you helping others in an obscure thread? What is happening here is your bickering is detracting from the purpose of this thread.

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Well I don't need to ask for you permission .. but i don't really want to offend you , and end banned so I'm backin down .. I don't think that telling the truth is harrasing .. I will let you be happy..

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1911Tex,
Sounds like you figured it out. Never had dealings with Joe Brancato but I've read of similar experiences, sorry your having to go through it. WM

cavedweller said:

Having purchased over 60 targets out of my own pocket and also maintaining those same targets myself, I would never let anyone shoot at them if their FPE exceeded <20 …. $$$$ and maintenance issues would increase dramatically. even cheap Pellets with antimony in them is problematic.

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I wasn't sure why the 20ft/lbs limit was in place in the first place. I did not know whether it was to protect targets or an effort to allow less powerful guns to compete against the more powerful PCP's that happen to have much higher pressures. This clues me in.

steve-l said:

No, do some of your own research.

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I asked the OP, not you.

beerthief said:

I would like to put a shut off after the moisture filter (in between the filter and the gun ) so i do not have to bleed off the pressure from the compressor / line , and filter to change guns when filling more than one gun . Or is this not a good idea as restarting up the compressor into an already pressurized line would be very hard on the compressor ?

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Put a valve and bleed at each end of the hose/filter assembly?

I highly recommend getting a bottle whether it be paintball with a chinesium fill station or a chinesium scba. You don't have to wait, you already have a large store of pre conditioned air.

I've built a regulated manifold that allows two guns to be tethered up to an air source simultaneously, my buddy and I usually shoot all day off 1 enormous bottle I came across, no regulator needed because specifications were in line with our fill pressures.

I think it is a great idea, as long as you set it up with a one way check in the line before the filter so you can vent the pressure in that line before starting it back up - that will let the compressor start with no load and quickly get to the pressure in the filter.

Then you will need a vent after the filter followed by a valve that allows you to stop the air pressure from leaving the filter, but also a vent after that valve so you can depressurize the line to your guns.

It will take a lot of parts to make that set up, and thus won't be cheap, but it would work great. I have most of what you would need to do that, but not the valve. The picture below shows a line vent I made up from parts I bought from Best Fittings (if I reacall, those totaled about $45 or so) and some other speciallzed fittings that I also bought to let me do pretty much everything I want (I fill off a Shoebox, so my air is dried before it goes into the compressor). So from top to bottom in the picture, a pressure vent, a one way check valve that flows male to female, a female to female connector, and a male to male connector (the last two give me flecibility to use the vent or one way fitting in whatever direction I need).

As I said, it will get pricy as you will need a check vavle before the filter, and then after the filter you will need a vent, a shutoff valve, and another vent. You can either buy the parts to make up exactly what you want as one assebled item after the filter, or with fittings between them for added flexibility.

Hope that helps!

Marker said:

you can use both but for pictures and videos upload use the Iphone along with YouCut app...so you can resize ...multi pictures in one...clip videos to shorting them or blend...do a search on me and check out some of the videos and trick shots I have done

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I have an Iphone 6 from 2015 , small , thats why i Email to my pc .

Matheson and Airgas both have Nitrogen in your city

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Your saying just do AGN just from my Iphone , not the desktop ?

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you can use both but for pictures and videos upload use the Iphone along with YouCut app...so you can resize ...multi pictures in one...clip videos to shorting them or blend...do a search on me and check out some of the videos and trick shots I have done

Not advisable, even if your compressor will start under pressure it is highly stressful.

d3vnull said:

There is no difference. Twp 50 c.f. tanks will fill the same gun the same ammount of times as a 100 c.f. tank with everything the same. The only variable in the equation is if you are filling the gun from empty the first fill.

There is a calculator for tank fills in the Calculator forum

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If you use smaller tanks, cascading is a way to make the most of the air (work) that you have. If you can mitigate bleed down losses and making air is inconvenient, maybe cascade 2 cylinders? The plumbing cost of a 4500 psi cascade makes it kind of a waste of time outside the commercial setting imho. I just went the lots of scbas route.

Recommend never starting compressor under pressure. A design which isolates filter while allowing compressor and fill whip to be depressurized sounds better. WM

Yeah, gun-itis is a tough thing to break. I don't sell any of my airguns so there are a number to choose from in assorted cases scattered throughout the house. And yet, I find myself longing for something new and different. Maybe I need an intervention or maybe just more time at the range.