mreynolds said:

Experienced another period of virtually calm conditions following a rain shower late this afternoon so, I decided to attempt to improve on my existing 30 YD Masters Leaderboard score. Didn't quite achieve my goal but I got one X closer. I submit the attached card for the Leaderboard.

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Can you back it up?

There are stories of shots knocking an Indian off his horse with little more than a bruise that left the impression the white man's bullets could not harm them.
Something I think about when reading about extreme shots with airguns

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Busted out the old gauntlet .22 and got rid of a few ground squirrels

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Keep in mind that happy owners usually don't post as much as the unhappy ones.

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manabeknives said:

Thanks for the reply. I also own a Skout. Trying to gather as much as I can about the problems one may encounter and how to fix.
For it just to stop is a headscratcher. Perhaps there was a bad batch of solenoids that went out?
Does the light go on when the rifle is cocked? ..perhaps the sensor underneatth the cocking lever has become dirty and not registering ? Maybe that's the "Fire Fault"?? ..just throwing out ideas
Mike

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Mike:
Thank you for taking an interest in this. I think I figured it out. The cocking arm was not going into full battery. I didn't realize this. I did do the suggestions Skout suggested. Skout was thinking micro contact was not engaging when pulling the trigger. While staring at the rifle, is when I found this. There is a tiny screw that worked itself loose and was blocking the travel of the arm. Once tighten the cocking arm went fully in. Tried the rifle with no air in match mode and it didn't give an error cocking, and pulling the trigger. If I pulled the trigger twice with out cocking, I got a fire fault error. So at the next national 50, I will be trying it. Hopefully this solves this issue.

Go over to Texoma Precision Pellet. This dude is the mad scientist of Harpoons.

There is a LOT of new stuff there. They're my go-to.

.22 hybrids at 900 F/S definitely interested In the micro, but it is under powered and only really harmonic at sub12 then I wouldn’t be in the market. But I could see the barn guys that clear pests for a side gig liking this set up for sure. Don’t want to poke holes in customers barn walls.

SilentSquirrel said:

About to make excuses for them, but it takes a certain skill to run a small business successfully.
Even being a two person operation, there needs to be that only the mechanical and design skills, and of course the manufacturing quality control, but also the ability to raise your head above the immediate tasks and pay attention to customer service.
And I imagine it’s even tougher when you take something you consider an advocation and try to make it a vocation
I wish them success
Just thinking out loud
Edward

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Apologies to anyone who feels their order was not fulfilled in a timely manner.
Personally and as a company we understand the complaints; and are continually improving in ways we can.
To address the general tenner of what we have heard, we agree we fall short of customer expectations for delivery. Unfortunately the relative demand for airgun parts isn't at a level where we can produce enough to keep large amounts on hand per product. The economics of 100% made in the usa small batch niche product runs is complex.

I think our communication could be far better and we will work to do better on that. Other than the messaging system via our website, the best way to get ahold of us is via text for our phone number for quick reply.

Fodzy le Geek said:

by a YouTuber sponsored by brands... I am not and my videos are real and not hidden advertisements

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I am interested in your review, but I couldn't understand a word you were saying. Then, I figured out how to turn captions on and change them to English using the "Settings" icon, so now I'll watch your review

Just for kicks, just bought a A&D EJ-54D2 and that dam thing has a nice scratch on the breeze break. How did that pas QC from a reputable scale company, no one cares or is held responsible. Everyone is doing the same crap. Between work and personal life, I have plenty of goods going through my hands and see this all the time.

Filled the Dreamline too quickly and it sprouted a leak. I gave it a once over, leak testing the easiest spots first, and everything seemed good. I wasn't sure how to test the fill port, before realizing I could repurpose the balloon-over-the-barrel trick. One o-ring, fill probe, and red balloon later and, yeah, I think I found the culprit.

Your issue does not sound like water in the gun. You are having a POI shift and if the groups are shifting but not growing I would look elsewhere for your issue. Maybe the reg or maybe the bottle gauge. If your gauge is bad they usually read high due to the Borden tube in the gauge going bad. If your are not getting a full fill, you may be off reg after 50 shots and causing the POI shift.

Im not going to write up a bunch of specifics and shouldn't have to. I'm not sure what you do for a living, but I work at commercial and industrial facilities and can tell you 1st hand, every piece of equipment we receive has issues, from 800 ton chillers to 2 megawatt generators and everything below, doesn't matter where it's made anymore.Heck, I just received my new outfitted f450 and that has many problems. Try looking up the 10 speeds GM and Ford is throwing in these things. I could go on forever.

I just got a bog death grip that now has eliminated the need for me to set up a table with a sled to shoot in my yard, saved a ton of time!

6gun said:

I burned up so many Yong hengs and then the cs4 with my air needs and gave up and bought a full size dive compressor that does a liter a minute. Best decision in my hpa years.

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You win!

I needed to buy an extra zeus for when my zeus was being sent back to bin. Then i needed another one in case the spare one had a problem.

Funny how as soon as I got 5 of them i haven't had an issue since.

Ta-Ta Toothie said:

QC has been a major problem with everything and everyone.

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Quite the generalization and without any actual weight… Post up specifics…

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So speaking if you happen to purchase one recently. Getting one from a dealer could be old stock.