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bubbahotep · Jul 31, 2025

357cal said:
I have had a cheap one in the past; it's like night and day cheap VS Harris. I have a better idea

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monopod in the umbrella holder.

JaceSpace1369 · Jul 31, 2025

Ratzy said:
Zelis/M60 bottle conversion is $50 for the adapter plus bottle. If you go with the carbon fiber bottle there should not be a great difference in weight vs the aluminum tubes.

But tariffs are boosting the prices of the carbon fiber bottles just like the guns. Most small CF bottles come from China.

An aluminum bottle will add weight.

Economics it might just be better to stick with the tube and see how the tariff situation works out.

BTW: Zelos is a great choice starting out.

CF bottles off of Amazon are $95-$130 depending on size of bottle.

Mister Bill · Jul 31, 2025

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Hammer · Jul 31, 2025

One thing I haven't seen mentioned. Depending on the compressor you ordered, it may not be suitable for filling tanks, only guns. Some of the smaller compressors can use a car battery, or a 12v battery for use at the range, if you don't have power there.

Gerry52 · Jul 31, 2025

Search Firewalker in member search! You'll find him/her, whatever.

Ratzy · Jul 31, 2025

Zelis/M60 bottle conversion is $50 for the adapter plus bottle. If you go with the carbon fiber bottle there should not be a great difference in weight vs the aluminum tubes.

But tariffs are boosting the prices of the carbon fiber bottles just like the guns. Most small CF bottles come from China.

An aluminum bottle will add weight.

Economics it might just be better to stick with the tube and see how the tariff situation works out.

BTW: Zelos is a great choice starting out.

oldmojo · Jul 31, 2025

So I ordered a challlenger and a challlenger bullpup regulator, I received two HP SS regulators and two bullpup plenums. Part numbers are similar so I guess its a honest mistake, they told me they'd send two more and I can do what I want with the HP SS regulators, but i also got a invoice for another $69 and they never sent anything for a standard challlenger just two bullpup regulators and I put one in my standard challlenger and it seemed fine, not leaking, fired, but it was late and I put it away. Next day im ready to shoot and psi was at 2k so wtf, start degassing and must have got below set pressure and I heard it shoot to the front of the tube and there's nothing holding that end oring in place then it drops back down and I decided im never dealing with that again and don't need a regulator for hunting so im selling everything in pairs, cheap. $70 for the 2 HP SS and $50 for the pair of Challlenger standard bullpup, the used bullpup regulator is obviously missing the bottom oring that got shredded.
Update, HP SS have been sold

garyinky · Jul 31, 2025

I just discovered some bottled Zelos compacts done by firewalker - I'm liking that. How do I find this gentleman ?

Hobbyman2007 · Jul 31, 2025

No luck getting parts from David. What I did manage is to order some 304 stainless rod. Looks like I’ll have to make my own button.

TurboQ · Jul 31, 2025

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Ratzy · Jul 31, 2025

lonedave said:
I’ve heard that too and all the shops I’ve tried were out of most if not all calibers. I managed to get one of or maybe the last one Fox Air Power had this last March. Mine is a standard stock 24” in .357. I agree that it is really a “good bang for the buck” gun. Mine shoots a couple of NOE mold cast slugs pretty well, but it really shoots the FX Hybrids. They group really well at 100 yards and leave the muzzle at 1120 fps! My maximum fpe is in the low 230’s with the heavier slugs. So far I’ve had 0 issues with mine and I think they’re missing the boat if they have discontinued the line. They’re still not light (mine was 8.4# out of the box), but it’s still only 9.5# scoped. I wish they really were the 6.9# as advertised, but I kind of knew that before I bought it.

AEA is weird like that. It is like they only have a finite bandwidth for products. Once they start working on a new product some current product just dies without any notice.

garyinky · Jul 31, 2025

The aesthetics of the long, separated tube, to clarify.

pennyroyal · Jul 31, 2025

miksatx said:
With out stock.

Thanks! Sucks about the bubble wrap, but bet it would look as amazing in person as it looks in the photo with a little work.

willy · Jul 31, 2025

Hay man" some great idea's.Well i hate to say this but i have more time then money"i kinda like the socket idea"I got a rifle that shoot so gooood" but it has the plastic stock.When ya a old fart ya just caint wrap yer head around the plastic"I guess their is more then one way to skin a cat?

Ratzy · Jul 31, 2025

garyinky said:
I like your method for deciding on the gun. Wish I was so pragmatic but even after months of YouTube and Airgun Nation data, I still can't decide. I'm prone to make a cheap first choice only to find out fast that I wanted something nicer - I've done this with guns, bows, boats and fishing gear - it's just my m.o.

I get the saltwater fishing deal. When we go to Florida and sometimes book an inshore trip catching all those different - and very edible fish, coming home to Ky. and catching crappie loses some appeal.

Good luck with that Marauder, I've read loots of good stuff about them.

Absolutely nothing wrong starting out at the low end. Get your feet wet, discover what you like and what you do not like. If it ends up you want more, you haven't sunk an inordinate amount of money. And the accessories like compressor, scopes and moderators are reusable.

6gun · Jul 31, 2025

If he needs a mere 40 thou, I wonder why not just shim the action in the stock and just raise the assembly. If needed Pillar bed or bondo bed the action after results are achieved.... Depending on the value of the rifle and the situation at hand.

Just for clarification, I'm not going to suggest anything I haven't successfully pulled off at some point of my life

Geomica · Jul 31, 2025

Caleb2424 said:
Swarm and the best accuracy I got was from the H&N barracuda hunter extremes. That’s a 3” target

Are those H&N pellets you're shooting, the 18.52 gr. hollowpoint?

cjtamu · Jul 31, 2025

Nice. Glad it went well. Had a feeling it would though!

student · Jul 31, 2025

this is on sale from a well known company and is rated specifically for airgun use. i've never used it but it might be worth a try as the shop that's selling it is very reputable. just a thought

https://www.eurooptic.com/sig-sauer-airgun-red-dot-reflex-sight-air-reflexsight

or this type if you can't mount the first type

Amazon.com: SIG SAUER Air R5 Mini 1x20mm 3 MOA Reticle Red Dot Sight, Electronic Compact Durable Adjustable Hunting Shooting Airsoft Gun Aiming Sight, 1 Battery Included : Sports & Outdoors

www.amazon.com

cjtamu · Jul 31, 2025

That’s awesome crow. So glad you got it. I hate shipping these days.

HunterWhiteHead · Jul 31, 2025

That’s impressive Iowa.
That is 4 data points for different level springers and one data point for upper tier PCP. I hope to get my low to mid Challenger on paper soon. I don’t have a springer.

It will be very interesting when more people with more expensive and less expensive rifles contribute.

Hunter

Jfk742 · Jul 31, 2025

6gun said:
I won't discourage op from trying this, but grade 5 washers don't hold edges as a scraper for too long in poplar or basswood (experience). The phrasing you used for a burr will probably be the most productive cutting method over a beveled edge. Hammering a burr to fold over the corner of a washer would make a relatively effective scraper.

Theres always creative use of a drill motor too.

Is the goal to hog out a from scratch stock or free float an existing one? There's cheater workarounds if its free float.

Hammering it would be better with material that soft, for the work hardening aspect. He said only .04” or so, I’d think a grade 5 washer would suffice in that situation.

scottg0814 · Jul 31, 2025

I have a lightly used BOG gun clamp up for grabs. I have 2 of them so moving one along to another shooter.

woogie_man · Jul 31, 2025

Another.....have a thing for theobens

6gun · Jul 31, 2025

Jfk742 said:
Stick with the washer and use a file to create a burr, sharpen it like you would a card scraper. You may need to play with the angle a little, I’d start at 85* or so. A section of dowel with sand paper glued to it could work too.

I won't discourage op from trying this, but grade 5 washers don't hold edges as a scraper for too long in poplar or basswood (experience). The phrasing you used for a burr will probably be the most productive cutting method over a beveled edge. Hammering a burr to fold over the corner of a washer would make a relatively effective scraper.

Theres always creative use of a drill motor too.

Is the goal to hog out a from scratch stock or free float an existing one? There's cheater workarounds if its free float.

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