Had to download the video for a full size view. Nice warm color. It's looking great; your effort is really paying off.

Read View attachment How-to-adjust-the-Eyepiece.pdf. Because of astigmatisms I see double horizontal reticle lines and I can adjust most of it out with the ocular. I shoot with both eyes open. I now have developed diplopia (double vision) Have not had prisms put in my prescription, yet. I am still shooting a scoped rifle with both eyes open. I am not driving and wearing a patch causes nausea and dizziness. Ageing!!!

ChickenDumpling said:

I contacted airmaks via email. Not too talkative. Just got "Open 24/7" and linked to the USA distributors.

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Was the response from Chris, or from someone else?

I was trying to shoot sub 12 with the high power regulator. I went to a sub 12 reg and it made a world of difference.

manabeknives said:

I like how you have the decal to remind you that the window is closed
Mike

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My club's rifle range shack has these HUGE Leopold stickers on the windows. Takes up the entire lower window. Can't miss them. Stickers are the perfect solution!

A good spotter is worth their weight in gold. Becomes very apparent when you have bad spotters. Congratulations. A good Indian with well tuned arrows and a good spotter, tough to beat.

dmacrae said:

I have never worried about lead from metal. Ever since I was younger i have to cut the tops off batteries and melted them in a hot pot to make fishing weights. More recently using it with a .457 round ball mold i acquired.

But, the thing I was concerned with and never really got a real answer about is what the effect was from all the leaded gas fumes we breathed in as a kid, or worse I remember sucking in gas from a hose and spitting it out to siphon into a can when we went camping.

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and brake dust from asbestos pads back in the day.

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That’s a great gramps. Get them started young.

cavedweller said:

outside and inside... dont shoot the window! notice the hole lower right corner of the window = from a trainee :{
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I like how you have the decal to remind you that the window is closed
Mike

Even if you make that 2000$ it´s still a far cry from what these are running.
AFAIK they´re still in market being sold to the general public? These and their counterparts from Steyr.

That prices soar after a given point in power, accuracy and quality i guess is normal, but i can´t but agree. There needs to be some reason to it.

Is there with a Steyr?
How long is a piece of string?
Again.
Fantastic workmanship. High quality. Good accuracy but by todays standards really down on power.
You make the call.

Orings are cheap,100s of fills before you wear one out just keep it lubed (silicone) I think some do it so they don't have to hunt the probe or if they have several guns with deferent size probes.

That is a nice bag of birds! I had to look up what a bustard is, never heard of them before. Reminds me of a road runner.

MSR Workshop said:

Ha
Thanks.
I wouldn’t know how wide to open that poppet just for fear of weakening the sides of the metal because so much force has applied onto it with that regulator spring pushing against from that piston.
I had one that I had replaced because it was ever so slightly bent.

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One thing to remember when dealing with small parts in relation to HPA is that you're dealing with much less stress due to the size, so not being good at maths if you're working with 2-3,000psi it's much reduced when confined to 0.050" .

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KWK said:

Who said anything about springers? Robert Beeman marketed PCP as well. But anyway.
All three of our sons shoot. 20, 24, and 28. No wonder other young people don't. They don't even have a family to get them involved. So our sport shrinks. A lot of them do buy 9mm's FWIW. Maybe some day adults will take marriage first and then family seriously again.

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Sadly ,Karl.. you are correct. We are suffering the poison acorns that were planted that grew into the poison oaks we have today.