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TomJ · Tuesday at 10:19 PM

Ideally, I would like a wheel that solidly attach to the scope, but can be removed when going to and from the range. Is one preferable to the other, Scopewerks vs JD Customs?

Ta-Ta Toothie · Tuesday at 10:19 PM

A following update was released shortly after for the issues your experiencing. I had the same issues.

Ta-Ta Toothie · Tuesday at 10:13 PM

QC has been a major problem with everything and everyone.

357cal · Tuesday at 10:12 PM

RabbitofCaerbannog said:
What kind of power are you slinging out of the texan?

If the Yokozuna can hush that down, definitely worth a purchase

My Texan .308 is tuned for 330 fpe with a 150gr slug, max speed was 1042 fps 364 fpe with 150gr. it's not quite but the Yokozuna tames it down and without it it sounds like a 30-30,lol

bubbahotep · Tuesday at 10:12 PM

Cantona256 said:
Yeah I have a clamp but the bottom of my gun isn’t flat so it’s not a great fit. I’m trying to figure out a decent arca option. But I have mlok on the bottom.

They have $10 Arca mlok rails https://www.amazon.com/Adapter-Compatiable-Arca-Swiss-Dovetail-Ballhead/dp/B0C1RYKJPB

Since the 8kg NatGeo one is out of stock I got this $56 15kg ~36mm ballhead arca 71" tripod https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B63VTW46

I think the NatGeo is a 24mm ballhead if it's 8kg. There's some $30 45mm ballheads but they don't have a 'damping' screw.

Used this $35 saddle clamp https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZPNLHVN

Some bungee cord system or something to secure rifle onto saddle in case the head slips and slam tilts would be nice as a stopgap until there's best known methods of adding permanent mounts on each type of rifle.

BlackTitanium · Tuesday at 10:11 PM

Ta-Ta Toothie said:
Buy direct and the latest firmware should already be installed.

I bought both of mine direct, back in March 2024, they had the latest firmware at the time.

L.Leon · Tuesday at 10:09 PM

Ta-Ta Toothie said:
Ever since the pandemic, it all seems to be a gamble regardless of the price or origin.

Ah! So the poor QC is pandemic related? Regardless of price and origin? Maybe, if you’re speaking about the disposable Chinese HPA Compressors. It seems that QC issues are the norm. Many threads posted about it…

blackdog899 · Tuesday at 9:59 PM

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.

I figure with 2 lower priced units at least one will be working.
I would get another Tuxing twin if there was a catastrophic failure ( case cracked, burned up)
I don’t know if I can still get one for less than $400 .

Ta-Ta Toothie · Tuesday at 9:59 PM

Ever since the pandemic, it all seems to be a gamble regardless of the price or origin.

red ryder · Tuesday at 9:56 PM

Is the 1/2x20 adapter a Donny FL product?

AirNGasman · Tuesday at 9:53 PM

While considering re-attaching the Corcorran shoulder-stock to my .22 GK-1 today, I decided to check how well she's held zero while sitting domant for three months in pistol form. Upon confirming she's still zeroed to be 1" low at 50 yards, I couldn't resist an ATV ride around my 30 acre homeplace.

The place virtually overrun with cottontails lately, one made the mistake of presenting itself at too challenging distance to resist attempting the long shot off the makeshift rest over the Polaris steering-wheel.

The battery being dead in my rangefinder, I relied on familiarity with my home terrain to guesstimate the range, and held a couple inches above the (broadside) skull. The audio (crack) and visual (backflip) confirmed the 22.07 grain JTS at 880 FPS muzzle velocity had struck home where intended.

Sixty-one purposely-long paces to the poleaxed bunny confirmed my 60 yard guesstimate close enough for government work. This being a new long-shot record for my air pistol hunting, sometimes it's hard to consider the GK-1 an AIR pistol.

Correction- OFTEN hard to consider the GK-1 an AIR pistol!

Although the GK with shoulder-stock and 3-7X rifle scope is a most deadly rig, I'm reconsidering attaching the stock now.

My previous air pistol record- a 58 yard brain shot with .22 P-Rod-

L.Leon · Tuesday at 9:44 PM

WorriedMan said:
LW,
Sorry to hear of these troubles, no question, Chinese Quality Control is hit or miss. Not sure what to say to those who've tried numerous compressor platforms, brands and models, all ending in disappointment. Used to write it off as operator error or sub-standard clones, now think it's more like bad luck. Thread reflects Yong Heng (4 years on mine) and GX-CS are worth the gamble in the budget compressor market. WM

Worth the “gamble”? For whom. I thought the transaction was a purchase by a consumer lead to believe a product works as advertised… Not a lottery ticket or roll of the dice…

erock · Tuesday at 9:42 PM

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CBuasri · Tuesday at 9:41 PM

Ive made mine few years back by cutting a 700mm in half to a 350mm.
Same setup with all ST gear and a Koi.
This one is about 2 years too late.

6gun · Tuesday at 9:34 PM

Treefrog said:
Here are the relevant data sheets. - https://www.birchwoodcasey.com/safety-data-sheets/

Here's one for water. - https://www.farnell.com/datasheets/1881474.pdf

And one for oxygen... - https://www.airgas.com/msds/001043.pdf

It's a hazardous world.

Cheers,

J~

I only spooked myself when I set the bottle down and saw a warning saying to call poison control in case of skin contact

then I looked up flouroboric acid and it said causes calcium deposits in the heart. After some research there's not a ton in the Birchwood stuff, it's 60 percent water. I'm not the safety police, I used to put pellets in my mouth, still use thoriated tungsten electrodes and expose myself to some harsh chemicals regularly. They're just not as agressive as these salts and acids.... And I'm not doing a favor for some terribly behaved grandkids of a friend.

6gun · Tuesday at 9:29 PM

blackdog899 said:
You’re in California, isn’t it cancer causing just picking up a new gun ?

My cancer should have cancer.

Jager762 · Tuesday at 9:28 PM

Well,after my Bullpup debacle and 5 months of my time wasted. I am sending the Pullpup back to Pinty for a full refund. I am disappointed about this whole situation because I was very happy with the feel of rifle and was looking forward to pesting with it. I use my P-Carbine almost every day.

JohnTaylor · Tuesday at 9:27 PM

RobBonnell89 said:
Thanks. I’m a big time knife collector. Although the knives took kinda a back seat now that I’m on a airgun kick lol. Can’t afford to have to many hobbies at once

I don’t know what you’re talking about……..NOT!

6gun · Tuesday at 9:26 PM

Did this to my co2 gun.

6gun · Tuesday at 9:07 PM

SNEYDER FX . said:
* Hello everyone I hope you have a nice afternoon, I'm here looking for some kind of help or recommendation what should I do with my FX M4 .22 700mm sniper, I'm currently shooting 32 to 34gr slug, my highest point of impact is at 50 yards with a velocity of 960fps, at 50 yards I can make about 30 shots very consistent accurate, the problem is when I change to 70, 80, 90, 100 yards, the point of impact Automatically MOVES TO THE RIGHT About 3 centimeters, the further away you have the target the more it continues impacting to the right but the consistency of the groups are almost perfect 23.78mm MOA at 100 yards, but I need help or know how to do so that it does not make this impact to the right my M4 has many improvements.

HOW TO:
1- Barrel swap for a 700mm STX heavy duty barrel.
2- Carbon fiber barrel.
3- M3 barrel clamp with two bolts.
4- Carbon fiber barrel tensioners.
5- SUMÓ DONNYFL silencer.
6- Slug power kit.
7- Digital pressure gauge behind the grip.
8- TRS rail.
9- ARCA rail.
10- New telescopic sight.

I WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR HELP. I honestly don't know what to do with this problem anymore, but everything is working correctly afterward. I would appreciate your answers. Thank you.

There's a couple ways to handle this, but i should say that my 700 pellet liner didn't like any slugs over 23 grains. I believe the choke was upsetting things on the longer slugs.

You could take the liner nut off at the end of the barrel tube and index your liner 90 degrees counter clockwise. Test this and see if it fixes the windage issue. Don't do this till you know you aren't tilting the gun and causing the issue and that your scope is well aligned.

I took my 700 mm down the slug route and feel it greatly degraded the enjoyment of the gun. If you have space where you could shoot a firearm, by all means keep going because you will be in rimfire power territory. My gun has all the mods you mentioned, except it's an m3 so I have a bottle regulator too. Ive taken squirrels and rabbits at 150+ yards with 23 slugs too. They do a really good job in the wind too.

RM.510bigbore · Tuesday at 9:06 PM

I will donate my time and .510 Texan Big Bore with free slugs to help in any way if PA needs a demo for big bores...

Sky King · Tuesday at 9:02 PM

This listing has been renewed

N6CRV · Tuesday at 9:01 PM

Hello, play around alittle more with different types and brands of Pellets. I have a QB78 that will stack shots at 10 meters with the right pellets. I have found that JSB Exact Jumbo RS 13.43 gr. works the best in my gun. Have tried others and get quarter size groups Don't give on trying to find what it likes.

WorriedMan · Tuesday at 9:01 PM

LW,
Sorry to hear of these troubles, no question, Chinese Quality Control is hit or miss. Not sure what to say to those who've tried numerous compressor platforms, brands and models, all ending in disappointment. Used to write it off as operator error or sub-standard clones, now think it's more like bad luck. Thread reflects Yong Heng (4 years on mine) and GX-CS are worth the gamble in the budget compressor market. WM

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