SciueraPlumbea said:

Every single gun I have does that. Forcing an incredible amount or air into a confined space generates energy in the form of heat, which causes a slight increase the amount of space air molecules take up. The energy is slowly released through the tank or cylinder as it radiates heat and the air slightly decreases in volume. You have less pressure.

Fill slower or top off when the cylinder cools.

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It is normal. You do not have a leak.

My Notos does this during shooting sessions when I switch to something else for a bit. I'd say it's a leak but it holds pressure without dropping for weeks.

It is a Bleed hole anomaly, ideally its sized to the die diameter but if it overlaps the ogive then its an engineering oversight.

You need the FX fitting
M18 to m12

Perle said:

Pictures please if possible

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For $230 shipped its a good deal for a medium tank regulated PCP.

edit: Post-butchering photos. Attached spanish manual which has parts diagram towards the end and oddly lists a much lower pressure than the french english or american version.

It did at least 915 FPS/26.6 FPE with Crosman 14.3 domed so its the unlocked. Tip is threaded 12mm x 1.75. A notos is quieter (but this is 50% more power). Personally I would want to lower the power for backyard use. A buck and doe walked up and was standing 5 feet or so in front of the target eating apples and I kept shooting around them and they weren't bothered.

Used a grommet to hold the shroud remnants on.

Groupings were consistent at 17 yards with no flyers. Trigger geezer was happy with default trigger so it wasnt adjusted.

No bipod shots since I take that off when its in the storage bag. Imagine a $20 bipod.



View attachment pcp015 _ Instrucciones_ Snowpeak T-REX.zip

Working on building a modular np03 from pistol, to carbine, to long rifle. Trying to swap out front housing. Made some tools.

.20calguy said:

A repeat shooter in there. My granddaughter in #3 and #6.

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When you said #3 & #6, I thought you meant wives.

Mike_Lenardon said:

Return it

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Thinkin onnit!

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crosman2016 said:

Makes you wish they would up the price about fifteen to twenty bucks, and make them the way they used to.

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$15 or $20 won’t do it. The 760 cost $19.95 in 1968. And made in America. Not China.

.075 actually sounds high to me. The type of barrel, with or against the wind, barometric pressure , and velocity all affect the bc calcs.
I don't have numbers for you but can measure them here at 3000 ft elevation if needed. In the 20.2 shooting I've done, they were more wind sensitive and had more drop, than the Jumbo Monster Redesign 25.4s , and those compute for me at the 0.051 area pretty consistently.
I'm currently set up only with an LW poly in 22 though. Possibly could drop a 3 groove TJ in for a quick test. Don't have a 6 or 12 groove handy right now...
Bob

Tuna64 said:

You are correct. FX new models are a miss for me. I like the older models of FX like the cyclone, royale 400/500, and the streamline - all with a beautiful walnut stock. From what I heard they are bullet proof and easy to work on. The only FX that I may consider is the DRS classic in a walnut stock.

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There are no other PCPs in this area, and few springers, so my exposure is limited to the ones I have purchased. That makes for many difficulties, of course, but many shooters are generous with suggestions, and that helps.

I've not seen FC Cyclone or Royale but have two Streamline .22s, Walnut & Composite, I missed purchasing a Crown which I regret, but have a DRS .22 Classic 600 mm Composite. I'm very happy with these and shoot them every week, unlike my other PCPs.

What distances do you shoot? We shoot metallic silhouettes to 160 meters, where the FXs do very well with pellets.

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Thanks for turning me on to this company, ordered from them today.

Ranchibi said:

Luis, excellent shooting on the feathers and great photo!

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Thanks Randall, I also did a lot of missing today… Quite a few sparrows got lucky…

Ezana4CE said:

@Bander124 I hear ya. I grew up hunting coons with dogs, so I'm very familiar with all of the above. If I have a game dog hound or good sized terrier mix then I let them do what they want. Dogs here mostly roam so if they have gall, they will fight anything out here. I'd encourage you to buy a thermal scanner. Just don't be too disappointed if they don't typically come while you're out waiting for them.

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Out waiting consists of glassing out my open window. The coup is about 40 yds out and the brush line is 60yds. I mostly listen to the goats (yard dogs) snort or stomp. It doesn’t scare anything away but lets the world know they’re not happy. Next weekend I’ll do what I youst to do and tie a chicken leg to a bell. Land fishing. Oh my plan is a scanner once I recoup from the vacation. It would sure help in finding the ducks when they decide they’re not going to go to bed.

Buck came to us beaten and starving. He lives the good life now.
He is so good, never misbehaves.

Prior to these three I had a pair of cattle dogs. They killed many skunks. Never got coon, but I wouldn’t have worried about them.

I have not bought from the American Airguns classifieds very often
However, here are 3 sellers that I have dealt with and consider very trustworthy
- DAVIS
- LEON MONTGOMERY
- MARC D

Hopefully other members will verify these 3 as well as chime in with their own recommendations

just my too cents
Edward

Buck is best at babysitting.

Put boy on floor, put dog on boy, forget about them until one has to pee.

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