Jay308 said:

So the regulator side read fine even though the sensing hole is on the side and not the bottom. If so, I’ll try it.

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if white plastic is blocking hole, don’t use it. All you need is one oring.
ex) on my Mora, when I took out factory gauge oring was still inside so I just install Sekhmet. no extra oring needed.(25mm Sekhmet for Mora)

Fun post for a serious and (potentially) dangerous common problem.

No fear of bears or wolves while out for a walk at night in spite of having had several close encounters. Have to admit that the only thing that really worries me is inadvertently stumbling into a wasps nest - that happened once!

I make a point of eliminating any and every wasp nest I find. Yeah, a night attack is the best. Fire, chemicals, shotguns or just plain harassing a nest to death with a pellet gun (I'm easily entertained ) works for me.

My brother came up with a novel approach to eliminating wasps from the nest at the edge of the patio. He set up two large parabolic mirrors such that they focused the sunlight just over the exit of the nest. Every wasp that flew into the beam was incinerated. Stomping on the ground near the nest was fun... he's also easily entertained

Cheers!

So my black wolf arrived two weeks ago. Put a scope on it and did some shooting in the basement so 15yards and one tiny hole per mag. Today I was able to get outside for a little while and set up targets at 28 and 51 yards. My best target is five shots shown below ( and yes there were many targets not quite as tight) but if I didn’t try to muscle it the gun did not disappoint. I was shooting rangemaster kings 13.42 at 815fps. This rifle sits well for offhand, side note- I am no longer the poster child for offhand . it arrived a little too hot for field target so degassing and checking the hammer spring got me to 100 bar on the reg and 2 on the power wheel. used the white hammer spring. this is not a 12 foot pound gun. quite pleased so far, I hope others are enjoying theirs also.

Fodzy le Geek said:

Message send to Karma from Europe :
Good evening, I'm getting back to you to find out where you are with your quality control and deliveries of Karma Red Panda in Europe because, to this day, many people are asking me if things have changed since my video on the quality of Red Panda sold by Krale from China. My answer is currently still the same: the Karma made in China sold in Europe is a disaster. Having had no news or response from your resellers, I still strongly advise against purchasing this brand. I look forward to your response.
Sincerely,

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Mine is fine. It is a 2025 spec version. If you purchased before the 2025 spec was available you can upgrade your older version.

fishing reels!!,I got addicted to them.

Smssibz said:

28mm Sekhmet. Yes I put both inside, but you only need oring in. I just tried both and worked fine also.

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So the regulator side read fine even though the sensing hole is on the side and not the bottom. If so, I’ll try it.

Jay308 said:

25mm Sekhmet or 28mm Wika. So you put a PTFE and a oring in the regulator gauge port?

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28mm Sekhmet. Yes I put both inside, but you only need oring in. I just tried both and worked fine also.

Sucks to hear about the compressor. It sounds like your pistol is doing better though. Maybe shoot a few more strings to let everything settle in some more.

Generally, if you are making equal power with low pressure as you are with high pressure, the report will be louder (more blasty) with the lower pressure. This is due to the valve staying open longer with the lower pressure to be able to equal the the same power with high pressure. This equates to a higher muzzle blast (louder).

Dave

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Just went a found my manual. Apologies I was a bit off on what it said. But they really don't require a lot of grease. I'm now following the method I described above, deadheading test every few hours and a little grease if it's slowing down.

What's the consensus on this moderator? Just got this today. Haven't tested it yet. First impressions, priced right, on the heavier side, looks very similar size wise and internally to my Sumo, matches the color of my Ghost perfectly. Not sure yet where to hang it. My Ghost is pretty happy with it's current device (Hugget Snipe). I'll have to do some testing to see if the extra girth and weight is worth it versus the 0db 160 and Huggets as they are sooo much lighter.

I used my W31 today to top off Omega from 200 bar to 250 bar.. This is only the second time I used it and I was nervous wreck.. I watched a video ( again) from Alkin prior and it went so smoothly and didn't take very long at all. So happy to have purchased the W31!!

bchannell said:

There's a pin that does nothing but keep the sear from rotating too far, could it be above/below the sear blocking it?

I've locked mine up once or twice. I just took it all out and reinstalled. I just dumped everything so I'm not sure what I did wrong.

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still stuck ..begaining to think about R&R the cock mech..first I'll give another try what u just mentioned..appreciate yours and every ones reply, thanks

JungleShooter said:

Tequila Bullpup​

Wow, Alonso, you ARE one of the most productive and creative people I've met!!


Someone was just complaining on another thread that the EDgun Lelya 2.0 is not available anymore. It is one of the shortest bullpups.

Well, your Tequila bullpup would be even shorter. And it would be (if I understood correctly) available as semi-automatic. Something that I appreciate more and more the longer I shoot the GK1.


➧ Idea: If there is any way to disassemble it even more (to pack it in an even smaller place), that would take full advantage of the already folding silencer (e.g. make the trigger guard assembly removable quickly).



I am totally interested!
Please, keep us updated.
This is exciting!

Matthias

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The current length of the Bullpup is 17” And the butt stock is full adjustable. The current model is side lever but it will be compatible with the semiautomatic kit.

Now the gun is able to generate 20 FPE@ 3K psi. Using the semiautomatic kit would be able to get 25-27 FPE . The kit includes a balance valve to reach these numbers. I was developing and manufacturing several concepts but all of them the air deposit was empty in the second shoot, the valve was not able to be closed until the air pressure was to low. Finally I can to do work one.

i would get a Deer skin glove for your cocking hand and it does say to slap it open and some lube at the point of lockup
i would think over time it would get easier but that is a guess

This moderator is one of my favorites for sound. It does take a little getting used to looks wise lol.

Thanks for the suggestions. I really like the looks of the Diana Mauser AM03, and kind of like the gas piston option. I wonder if this has standard 1/2x20 threads. Anyone own and have any input on this model? Nothing against woodies, but I think prefer the synthetic look.

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Iowa Airgunner said:

I have a European hornets nest on my field target course. I got stung so it’s war.
The nest is at about five feet above the ground. I can reach it all without a ladder. It is attached to a number of branches I can cut with clippers. And dump the nest into a trash bag.

My plan is to put on a full leather motorcycle racing suit. Full face helmet gloves and boots. Thick wet towel around my neck. Nothing exposed. I will dump a full can of wasp spray on the nest starting at the hole. So I block them in . Then cover the nest and go in and cut it out.

Anyone ever try this?
Am I gonna die?
What is wrong with my plan beside is changing after I get punched in the face.

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As kids we did this all the time and it was a lot of fun. We would put the nest in the bag by sneaking up on it at nite and quickly pull up and close it at the top.

at night time. affix a paper towel tube ( or pvc pipe) to the entrance and put Seven dust in the tube so they have to walk thru the dust,,,
Or place a roll out trash can under the nest and take some loppers and cut the branches... nest will fall into can, close the lid, then its not your problem.. haha

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drdirk said:

I understand we should turn the grease screw 1/4 turns every few hours. I have only turned mine once. What is the recommended procedure. How much of a turn do you recommend? And how do I know when the grease is empty and what do I refill it with?

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Actually need to go light on the grease. They don't need much. My owners manual actually say one full when it begins slowing down. That's doing regular deadhead test and if the time begins increasing then grease. Here a link, to thread of me inspecting my cylinder after 100 hrs. Apparently I'd done some over greasing along the way. Pictures tell the tell.
Thread 'GX CS4 100hrs Cylinder Pulled, Was it Worth It' https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/gx-cs4-100hrs-cylinder-pulled-was-it-worth-it.1334467/