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Airgunners of Arizona July 19 match results from Mormon Lake, AZ
- By Mark.in.AZ
- Field Target
- 4 Replies
This months match report is posted on the club's website;
www.airgunnersofarizona.org
Jul 2025 Report | Airgunnersofarizona
www.airgunnersofarizona.org Help with Value of 1st Generation Benjamin Marauder Wood Stock
- By PWeiss
- General Discussion
- 8 Replies
I found this Benjamin Marauder Beech wood stock in my late brother's belongings. It looks like it's never been used. Benjamin confirmed it's a 1st generation. It's 33" long. I would like to sell it, but I'm not a gun person, and have no idea of the value. It has one tiny nick in the wood (pictured). thank you...
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Hatsan Hatsan 95 trigger broken part?
- By Brian T
- Traditional Airguns
- 30 Replies
Bought a Hatsan 95 a couple months ago. Went to shoot it earlier today and found this part coming out of the trigger assy. Not 100% sure on the name of the part. I believe it's #109 on the part diagram. What is the best route on resolving this? I prefer not to exchange the entire rifle as it seems to be accurate (I've read about bad barrels,etc) Thanks
Yong Heng after piston replacement
- By Massiemax
- Tanks, Pumps, Compressors
- 42 Replies
I am a large volume shooter and topping up 3 of these 14L bottles at a time of a work party.
The vibration meter battery died at about 68 hrs and occasionally coming up with some numbers ups and down, and can't care replacing it.
What is a total time on the compressor I don't know anymore, it works, and whenever the fill start slowing down I just replace the pistons right away and that is about ones a year at least. But I have four BNIB kits in my drawers for spares.
The last oil change I did last summer.
But I am watching the Temps very closely.
The Temp is a piston rings killer.
is this the big YH compressor for scuba tanks? these are looking more and more favorable as it seems there's quite a bit of parts support online compared with other compressor companies.
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Is this an open door surprise ?
- By niam11
- General Discussion
- 13 Replies
Haha. There was a second picture and it showed shipping label.Still scratching my head trying to figure out how the second poster knew who sent it
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624 pumps 😱
- By AirNGasman
- General Discussion
- 15 Replies
In mathematical THEORY, a longer lever means less effort, but I sucked at math in school, so ...
Interestingly enough, and that's the only reason I post this, although I HATED Math, my college entry exam Math score was my highest.
I can only assume I ingested Math in REM sleep. My next higher score was in Science, despite the fact the only science that interested me was Physics. That's because Physics is about things I can see, touch, feel and use; and therefore, relate to and (somewhat) understand. I consider Physics Reality; as opposed to sciences that relate to invisible things.
Point is I can assure you with some level of confidence that longer levers = greater leverAGE = less effort.
However, given my aversion to Math, I'll not delve any deeper into that equation.
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Is this an open door surprise ?
- By Trucker3573
- General Discussion
- 13 Replies
Still scratching my head trying to figure out how the second poster knew who sent it
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Air Venturi Interesting Avenge X shot string
- By Aslap
- PCP Airguns
- 8 Replies
Avenge X tube version. HN Field Target Trophy pellets at 20 gr. Reg set (I think) at 150B. Transfer port set to LO. Started at full fill of 300B and ended the shot string at 120B.
I have always questioned the regulator in this gun. I only plink at 25 yards in the backyard so no reputation or money is on the line here. When I set the reg, I degas and then slowly bring it up to 150B - that gives me good accuracy with the 25 grain pellets at 910 FPS - and leave it. When I go to shoot, the reg is always at 165B. This drops after the first shot but the regulator pressure is always dropping as I shoot. Today I wanted to see what would happen with the transfer port on low with the lighter weight pellets. 100+ shots were all hitting where aimed but doesn't the graph look like an unregulated gun where the first shots are low because the hammer can't overcome the pressure; then you hit a zone where things kind of flatten out because the drop in pressure gets the hammer happy; and finally the velocity falloff when the speed is just being dictated by the pressure.
With an SD of less than three over 100+ shots I'm not unhappy but it just doesn't seem like the regulator is working great or maybe not at all. Again, all I do is shoot at clay pigeons in the back yard and then keep shooting pieces until I have dust. Over this string every shot was hitting POA consistently so maybe I just shut up and forget about it. Using the HI transfer port setting with the 25 grain pellets I get the same kind of curve with a little higher SD and a 60 shot count before the velocity really starts to drop.
I'm just looking for any opinions. In my mind, regulation means a constant pressure to a fairly high degree at the plenum until the tank pressure gets below the reg setting and the velocity drops. I suppose this could also be some sort of a tuning thing but I've gone over that by adjusting to the knee and backing off a bit and I do see pretty good accuracy with decent SD numbers.
Tony
I have always questioned the regulator in this gun. I only plink at 25 yards in the backyard so no reputation or money is on the line here. When I set the reg, I degas and then slowly bring it up to 150B - that gives me good accuracy with the 25 grain pellets at 910 FPS - and leave it. When I go to shoot, the reg is always at 165B. This drops after the first shot but the regulator pressure is always dropping as I shoot. Today I wanted to see what would happen with the transfer port on low with the lighter weight pellets. 100+ shots were all hitting where aimed but doesn't the graph look like an unregulated gun where the first shots are low because the hammer can't overcome the pressure; then you hit a zone where things kind of flatten out because the drop in pressure gets the hammer happy; and finally the velocity falloff when the speed is just being dictated by the pressure.
With an SD of less than three over 100+ shots I'm not unhappy but it just doesn't seem like the regulator is working great or maybe not at all. Again, all I do is shoot at clay pigeons in the back yard and then keep shooting pieces until I have dust. Over this string every shot was hitting POA consistently so maybe I just shut up and forget about it. Using the HI transfer port setting with the 25 grain pellets I get the same kind of curve with a little higher SD and a 60 shot count before the velocity really starts to drop.
I'm just looking for any opinions. In my mind, regulation means a constant pressure to a fairly high degree at the plenum until the tank pressure gets below the reg setting and the velocity drops. I suppose this could also be some sort of a tuning thing but I've gone over that by adjusting to the knee and backing off a bit and I do see pretty good accuracy with decent SD numbers.
Tony
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Shooting Airgun in residential neighbourhood
- By .20calguy
- General Discussion
- 86 Replies
The niehbor in question just moved from the neighborhood. Both times I was harassed he had people over so I stopped shooting and went inside and came back later after they left.
I discovered this by watching my shooting videos, and both occasions were a day prior to the police visits. So I'm pretty sure which neighbor it was now. The people with him may have been prospective buyer's and I was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
In the end it was my fault. I was shooting in my front yard from the front porch. The traps were hidden unless you were aligned with them. They may have been annoyed by the hits and associated noise? I don’t know because they never said a word, but they were right across the highway.
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