ctshooter said:

The comment was specific to BRK Sonoran in question. Nothing else.

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was just a tease really

I de-tuned my HW95(R9) down to 12 fpe with a Vortek kit, and now it shoots with all the pleasant characteristics that we all strive for.

Estimated in stock date: 09-25-25

Thanks for your phenomenal video.

I'm experiencing a challenge with my Red Panda (latest version) and was hoping you could help.

While the Panda is amazingly accurate, I don't have the velocity consistency over the considerable number of shots that you have demonstrated in your video.

I'm shooting .22 pellets - JTS 22.07. The first regulator was set at 2900 psi with 4,000 psi in the cylinder. After tuning, I have the second regulator set at around 1200. The hammer spring is set at the second notch and the transfer port is set 5 lines down from max.

The fps is in the 970 range and the sd remains tight (2.27) until about 33 shots, and then the fps begins to fall off.

The cylinder pressure drops to around 2,100 after 53 shots - way above the regulator pressure of 1200 psi. Im using roughly 33 psi (2.28 bar) per shot.

Any suggestions? Is this to be expected, or am I doing something incorrectly? If this is normal, I can certainly live with it.

Your expert advice would be greatly appreciated.

Again, congratulations for another great video.

Who makes that little scope?

Jfk742 said:

Hey all! I’m John and fairly new to pcp. Went a little crazy and picked up an Uragan 3 in 177 to shoot in HFT. Located in the Bay Area, I’ll hopefully be visiting Diablo after I get my rig tuned below 20fpe. Happy shooting!

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Welcome, and congratulations on your new rifle! AGT makes very nice airguns.

WOW! You da man! That is awesome. ZANs are good slugs. What speed are you shooting them?

I think the previous owner tried to modify this rifle to shoot slugs and got frustrated with it and sold it. FX rifles come from the factory set up to shoot pellets and they do that well. Slugs are a different animal requiring boosting power to shoot slugs at a higher velocity (not always), different barrel twists rate, probes, and other power boosting mods. You will likely have to experiment with slugs of various weights, diameters, and manufacturers to find the right one. In essence, it’s a different gun. Why? Some think they are more accurate, better killers or? Pellets shoot well up to 100 yards. I tried them in a number of my rifles and was never really satisfied with any of them except my HM1000x in .177 caliber that I had custom built for that purpose. I suggest returning your rifle back to its original configuration and enjoy shooting it with pellets. Or, if you enjoy tinkering, have fun.

Lookin' good ! being air independent is a beautiful thing . Best money spent , no more worries about high pressure air.

One of my favorites to carry on dog walk

357cal said:

Would just like to know how many of you have crown your own barrel or barrels? as soon as my orders come in i will be doing so on my Airforce Texan .308 and AEA big bore challenger 357,
Essential Tools & Supplies for Barrel Crowning
1. Brass Self-Centering Lap (Brownells)

.30 cal: Brownells Brass Lap – .30 Caliber

.357 cal: Brownells Brass Lap – .38/.357 Caliber

Price: ~$13–15 each

These are bore-piloted and self-centering—perfect for my Texan and Challenger.

2. Lapping Compound

M*CARBO 180 Grit Silicon Carbide Compound

Price: ~$10

Comes with a small brass lap too (45°), but i will mainly use the compound with your Brownells laps.

3. Drill (Cordless or Low-Speed

4. Cleaning Supplies

Cotton patches, Q-tips, and a bore plug (tight patch or foam earplug) to keep compound out of the barrel.

5. Vise with Soft Jaws

Compound: ~$10

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I'd order the tool from brownells with the guide tip and not use a cordless drill. I just crowned a few crosmans last week in the lathe and I've done pb.... In a lathe.

The other thing you could do (outside the box thinking here) is store it in the garage in a way that it can't freeze. One thought is to keep it in a cooler, and take it out when you go to run it. It also would keep it nice and clean and prevent any bugs or spiders from getting into it when not in use.

I'm in Michigan and keep beverages in a good cooler in the garage throughout the winter, and our garage often falls below freezing. It is never an issue except when those "polar vortices" hit, usually once per winter - then I have to bring them inside for a few days or they will eventually freeze as the garage gets down to close to single digits then. In your case, the inside of the cooler will never get below freezing since the garage ends up not being below freezing except transiently.

MJMDP said:

Its perfect. Unless something goes wrong I wont touch the reg settings or Change the ammo. These Zan 25.5gr are instakill inside the diatances I shot.

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This is the truth, this is the way.

The barrels on these AGT Uragans pack slugs in so damn tight. They're the best (IMO)

which bore diameter are you shooting?

4 dead rodents already this morning, two rats in the dark and 2 sq at sunrise.

Rats at night with my P35 25 cal mounted with a Pard DS35. Squirrels with an R7 discovery 6x.

full transparency, the small rat was a body shot. It was a twitchy one with its dead friend already in the feeder.

Well, I don't know what i was doing the other day. (Quit smoking Crack 40 years ago lol), but started playing around yesterday with the Delta Wolf and all's fine! Nice rifle but think I'm sticking with the Krait. Might have been just a low battery? But all I know is it works just fine.

Its perfect. Unless something goes wrong I wont touch the reg settings or Change the ammo. These Zan 25.5gr are instakill inside the diatances I shot.

I have done what Mike has done . Mine was an old .22 rimfire that I cut several inches of barrel off. I used a flea market "Dremel" type tool with a tapered grinding bit . It worked.

MJMDP said:

Hello all! Just wanted to Share my first hunt day with slugs. Most shot were between 40-100yards. I used pellets but the wind...

Finally got a good combo of slugs and velocity for my uragan2 600 .22.

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Excellent! Have to agree, you've got it dialed in & it's a good looking rig ,plus a great photo.

This is the adjustable pin probe from FX. Its a great bit of kit. But when replacing the original with this one, it requires some adjustments. Your probe is sticking out to much. You have to adjust the probe backwards. This can be done in two ways. By adjusting the pin in the probe or by moving the cocking rod in the cocking handle

L.Leon said:

That makes what I paid for my Super Leggero seem a bargain by comparison…

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The chassis alone is at $1300 us dollars

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EPG said:

Great card Tommy !!

You cannot submit as a Masters, as you shot more than 20 targets.

You have 20X scores on Target Pairs #4, 5, 6 and 7.

Submitting the card as a 30-Challenge, you drop two of the 20X pairs.

This would score your card as a 30-Challenge of 200 18X…

… do you agree?

-Ed

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Let’s just use the 200-18X 30Y Challenge card for the next Leaderboard. Maybe for next year we test the waters on any changes.

M Volle said:

I have two compressors that use a closed circulating system with a radiator - although my comment could apply to an open system using a bucket and pump too.

I'm running a pre-mixed "ready to use" antifreeze designed for aluminum parts - not worried about freezing but don't want any corrosion -

This seems to be working fine and is really simple to get and use - no worries about water quality.

Having disassembled my units several times, both to do some mods and to check for any issues, I haven't seen any buildups or corrosion - and both cylinders have fairly complex water jackets.

just my experience...

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Thanks.

In reading many of the responses in this post, I’m sensing that one can use either 1) filtered or distilled water with an additive to prevent corrosion or 2) an antifreeze blend (70/30 or 50/50) to help prevent corrosion; even if you don’t have temperature freeze concerns.

I just use a suitable sized 60deg lathe centre drill on my small calibre crowns, as long as the barrel is clocked in the chuck/collet it's fine, sometimes if I think its caused any tiny burrs I will polish as well but most of the time they are fine.