Ok, I have a Huben in .22 with a Impact Air 1200 in a heavy populated area of San Diego with neighbors 10 yards away from me. The Huben is deadly silent. Only after 10:00PM would there be maybe a neighbor hearing a wierd sound in the distance. Maybe. IIR, The AI 1200 LDC is outstanding and worth the money.

Edit: I just tried the Donnly Fl Tanto. That is a no go! it was noticably louder and it has a gun signature sound.

PARD_Tech said:

NV007SP and SP2 adapters are compatible

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Does it Record at 60fps? Thanks.

Excluding the HW30/R7 in 177 caliber, the HW95/R9 in .20 caliber was out-of-box most accurate Weihrauch I have ever had. I think the weight/velocity ratio of those two guns are the sweet spot in the Weihrauch lineup. Only one ever better was the HW55. Long discontinued. By starting on the R9 in .20 it is hard to get better from there.

Got the ARH Plinkers kit installed. Around 710 fps and smoothest shooting with 8.4 JSB in mine.

Karma red panda is a joke at 2500€, look at that :

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Karma red panda is a joke at 2500€, look at that :

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Karma red panda is a joke at 2500€, quality trouble, less power than on the paper, look at that :

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Karma red panda is a joke at 2500€, look at that and use subtile on youtube :

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Karma red panda is a joke at 2500€, look at that :

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Sorry 23.5 is just the “long” 23.5 inch long version, not the 28 inch super long or the short one thats like 18.5 or something

Ezana4CE said:

@G1122123 I'm really confused by the title. What is a Matador 23.5 R5? Can you explain or post a link that explains that the 23.5 means?

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The O-ring pictured seals against the undamaged side, however I would use a fine rat tail file to clean up any burrs to ensure the O-ring does not get cut when it is being installed.

I agree regarding the snap ring pliers.

Have you tried single loading the slugs ? Should narrow down if the problem is with he slug or mag ?

Strelac said:

You must see that the post I referred to is with my name on top, right?
Where I’m asking our colleague one exact question regarding his setup?
Or I can’t go so off and ask it, because of the thread name?
But I’m glad we have thread police to organize it top notch.
Kindly ask admins to remove my off-ing to avoid pushing blue buttons now and in the future

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I don't mind you deviating from the subject of the thread. I object to you you correcting someone asking a question that is on topic. You seemed to be playing forum police, so I thought you might like to see what it is like.

The only time I've done such a thing was when there was a problem. Probably every other cheapo airgun that I've had suffered a burr or some such imperfection in the crown area. All were resolved by the brass domed screw head trick, just twirling it between my fingers while rotating the barrel (the whole gun) so that there is no set orientation of the barrel.
A Diana 250 I have (cheap springer) wasn't as accurate as I would expect, and I noticed the muzzle end felt a little funny when I'd push a pellet through. Not really a choke but gritty. So I lopped 2 inches off the barrel, thinking that I certainly couldn't make it worse. I just marked with a pen and used the hacksaw, which didn't even follow the pen marks. Then I filed away to even it out, eyeballing the "flushness" of the new muzzle, and finished with fine sandpaper. It ended up more rounded than squared off. Then I hand twirled drill bits at the bore opening to cut in a little crown, just a couple millimeters. I turned the barrel around while I twirled so that the angle or curve or blunderbuss or whatever the new shape was of the crown, was at least similar all the way around. Then I did the domed screw trick but with fine sandpaper over the screw head to remove any burrs, and cleaned the barrel. In the end it shot a lot better, so I was happy, but under a magnifier it looks like... nothing because the plastic front sight covers the scars.

But I wouldn't do such a thing to a perfectly good crown from the factory.

Since the sear is rounded off the easiest thing is prolly to just remove trigger spring. For a hair trigger you really need to un-round the sear. Having the added grubscrew 1/8 turn away from slamfire didnt feel much diff than stock IMO aside from pretravel, no hair trigger with just grubscrew.

Shame these went from $47 to $58 in a month.

357cal said:

Would just like to know how many of you have crown your own barrel or barrels?

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For what it’s worth I have the Huma mod 30 with felt on my Katran standard .25 and it’s still got a bark to it.

Sky King said:

I'm sorry. I apologize. I had heart surgery last Thursday, so the only excuse I could pull out of the air is maybe my brain was still fogged in from the anesthesia.

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Your brain is fine. See my reply directly above.

Strelac said:

Bruh, we were writing about the bipod mount options, no one even mentioned sound moderators.
But I highly appreciate your hard recommendation, thank you

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In that case, why does the thread link contain "airmaks-moderator-vs-huma.1311925"?

Hateful McNasty said:

Ya, the gamo primer hollow points do fine . Another nice 50 yarder R9 ,irons .

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I sire eas not expecting much in these Spanish pellets but ...lol .

Walk in everyday Walmart .. im sold on them ..

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You should save up your cope tins. They make some fine targets.

Strelac said:

Bruh, we were writing about the bipod mount options, no one even mentioned sound moderators.
But I highly appreciate your hard recommendation, thank you

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I'm sorry. I apologize. I had heart surgery last Thursday, so the only excuse I could pull out of the air is maybe my brain was still fogged in from the anesthesia.

Yes! the stock Motörhead uses it money. I get mine from XLR industries. Very well made. Tons of adjustment and two different length of pull options upon ordering. Awesome set up. Also Ergo grip 90 degree. Nice and fat for big hands. Good wrist placement.

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