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kahu · Wednesday at 3:56 PM

I put myself on the list when I first saw it... two parts/items basically, and not difficult to install from the looks of the video. 8^)

Ranchibi · Wednesday at 3:54 PM

That's one heck-of-a-shot @ 60ydsnwith your GK1 in pistol configuration! Nice pics

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Rat Reaper · Wednesday at 3:53 PM

Had my HW97 2 years now and it only gets more accurate the more i shoot it.
Got mine from A O A and had them install a tune kit before they sent it. I shoot H & N field target trophy 8.64 gr. hitting a one inch target at 40 yards most every time but every gun has its fliers.
Cant rember the pellet speed but calculated to 12 and a half foot pounds .
If rou notice an accuracy change check the stock screws. mine came loose soon after i got it but when i snuged them up my accuracy realy got good.

Ranchibi · Wednesday at 3:50 PM

JSB RS 14.35gr pellets......

rangur1 · Wednesday at 3:41 PM

Have 5 unopened tins of JSB 33.95 mk1 pellets. 25 cal. $100 shipping included. PayPal F&F, conus. Will have other pellet offerings. Will respond in order of time stamp. Thank you.

rodjava · Wednesday at 3:37 PM

I have the .30 cal Red Panda that was tuned for slugs directly from Karma. I shoot a 77 grain boat tail slug at 950 fps at 200 yards. I'm setting up the RP to shoot 200 yard bench rest targets.

Karma/Donnny FL presets the #1 regulator at 3000 psi and suggest that it should not be changed by the user.

However, my best tune for 77 grain slugs at 950 fps is to set my #2 regulator at 2950 psi. Now that I have a digital manometer on the #2 regulator, it takes an average of 1:45 seconds after each shot to obtain 2950 psi for the next shot.

The longer my shooting session, the longer it takes to get back to 2950 after each shot. The last shot I took today took 2:30 seconds.

I shoot tethered and have my external tank set to 3100 psi.

I believe it takes so long to refill the plenum to 2950 psi for each shot is because the #1 regulator and #2 regulator are both almost the same. 3000/2950 psi

As I mentioned, Karma/Donny FL does not recommend to make any adjustments to the #1 regulator. It's a pain the arse to wait 2 mins before each shot!

So, how do I do it? I just want the #1 regulator to be 10-20 psi higher or 3020 psi instead of 3000 psi.

Rod in San Francisco.

thomasair · Wednesday at 3:33 PM

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beerthief · Wednesday at 3:31 PM

I like post #8
Bait them in , or set up a blind 1/2 way out . No reason to spend $1000 or more (unless this is a good reason to buy one

) A .22 is plenty . place bait boxes out for several days , a week would be even better .(no shooting ) let them get comfortable

Ground squirrels are primarily omnivores, meaning they eat both plants and animals. Their diet varies based on the season and availability of food, but they generally consume a mix of seeds, nuts, grains, fruits, vegetation, insects, and even small animals.
Stan in Ky.

OkWinemaker · Wednesday at 3:29 PM

TMH said:
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AaronKrebs · Wednesday at 3:29 PM

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marflow 777 · Wednesday at 3:24 PM

i have a amend my last post
i had an idea of how the seals could fit without the stem being removed
that was take and remove the lip on the seal cup and then reduce the barb on the stem
so, in the drill the stem went, chucked up on the spring side and used an exacto knife to scrap the lip away, took a few minutes
i cut a new seal with and 1/8 center and 5/16 OD and it pushed on with a little help
now my material might be 0.3-0.4mm to thick and when the stem is out you set the barb on top on the seal and in doing so the stem to face dimension stays the same but in this case the stem length will be that amount short
so just an idea down the road

Modski66 · Wednesday at 3:20 PM

When I had my 5G, I cut a strip of 0.5mm thick black plastic card the same width as the pointy front sight and glued it in front to square off the point.

maxtrouble · Wednesday at 3:20 PM

Ezana4CE said:
@maxtrouble Thank you. Which of these kits do you use?

They have very good product presentation on their site.

I carry around the Gunsmithing set in my range bag.

#8900 Gunsmithing Set | Chapman MFG

8900 is a 24 hollow ground screwdriver bit set with Phillips bits, Slotted bits, SAE Hex bits, and ¼” drive spinner. For gunsmiths, firearms, weapons, lanterns, sewing machines and fishing reels. Our slotted bits have straight parallel sides for maximum screw surface contact. USA Made in Durham, CT.

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These are for my work bench.

#5575 Master Screwdriver Set | Chapman MFG

5575 is Chapman’s most complete precision screwdriver set total 56 pieces with 51 insert bits which include Slotted bits, Phillips bits, Metric and SAE Hex Bits, and Star bits which fit Torx screws. Over 300 tool combinations! Machined from USA steel with a black oxide rust inhibitor finish...

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5589 Ultimate Gunsmith Slotted + Star/Torx Screwdriver Set|Chapman MFG

5589 is Chapman’s 32 bit Gunsmithing screwdriver bit set. Now with the #1911 Grip Screw Bit & Star bits that fit Torx screws! Great for firearms, weapons, sewing machines & compound bows. Includes a 7/32" bit to adjust the draw weight on most bows Includes a small vinyl pouch that holds the mini...

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CanMike · Wednesday at 3:19 PM

I have some of the Maple Magazines for my Challenger PRO LB 30 cal.. They are very good and solve all the issues with the OEM ones. I personally really like their single shot loader.

Mike

Adam · Wednesday at 3:18 PM

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greenbeans · Wednesday at 3:15 PM

Jfk742 said:
Thanks! This approach seems to be the consensus for how to tune this particular platform from the info I could find. I spoke with Tony at Talon and he said to do exactly as you have suggested. Do you have any pointers on “fine” tuning? Is it worth playing with 1/16 or 1/32 turns to dial in accuracy/consistency, or do I look towards the valve/hammer for that? My apologies if the question is ridiculous, my experience is close to zero with this type of design.

This rifle is super accurate at 25fpe and jsb 10.3’s, it would be a shame if I can’t shed 100+ fps. If not I’ll just go dedicated slug gun and then save for something more appropriate for HFT.

No worries! Got a U2 and U3 myself, so… if your reg is sitting at 90b, which it probably will, at least if you have the 600mm regular, I’d probably go max 1/8th of a turn on the reg. Not sure how good the reg will do at 80b or below since the gun is meant for power tbh… the hammer will not help with fine tuning, the valve is 100% balanced and only knows open or not. If you keep the hammer below “fully open“, it’ll be inconsistent and the slightest reg creep will make the first shots maybe not even leave the barrel. Getting a 600mm below 20fpe might be kind of challenging to be honest…

Edit: oh and you may have to modify the stock to give the hammer adjuster enough room to go out far enough for your needs. Had to do that with the .177 U2 as well with the reg at 90b, so below 90b is probably even worse…).

Martin3528 · Wednesday at 3:14 PM

cavedweller said:
any shape will do... as long as your mounting holes match. That said i like a simple round plate with a 2" hole, and you can make reducers to decrease the size of the KZ. Pic #2 shows a reducer in use.

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Thanks. I'm trying for some variety for EFT. I have a new trigger design that I hope will work better.

Joef · Wednesday at 3:13 PM

Thanks Mike

thomasair · Wednesday at 3:09 PM

Cantona256 · Wednesday at 3:08 PM

Reeg said:
He was squawking at me, so I shot him in the mouth.

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Chat shizz get banged lol

shambozzie · Wednesday at 3:04 PM

JW652 said:
Wow. Excellent.
Please tell us about your Bulldog. Tuned? Shot count? target pics? Have always wondered about this platform.

Golf and paint balls @ 100 yds is a walk in park.

Pfddi · Wednesday at 3:04 PM

I have the Huma Mod 40 on my DRS .22 700mm and it is backyard quiet! I'm shooting 33g slugs at 1018 FPS and it is quite loud with no moderator. No POI shift problems at all. I have 3 of the sections on it. I also have a Yokozuna on my .25s with the QD, but the Huma is quieter.

wooferocau · Wednesday at 3:02 PM

Motorhead said:
that the RP we see today is NOT that rifle that made the headlines and had the success's of the past.

Would you please elaborate on what has changed wit the "Current" KRP production rifles ...i WAS very interested , but not so sure now..
Thanks..

Dstrac · Wednesday at 3:01 PM

arizonapcp said:
Did not care the magazines that came with rifle . Did an internet search and came up with a company called Maplewood Custom Products. Claimed their magazine was a much better product than AEA provided. Took a chance and ordered one. Magazine arrived in reasonable time. Magazine holds 12, .25 pellets and slugs, extremely easy to load and has an indicator informing you when you have 3 or less rounds. I have shot a few hundred pellets and slugs with this magazine and is has performed flawlessly. They truly do make a superb magazine. I now own two of their magazines. I’m not sponsored in any way by them, just thought I would tell you about their performance.

I own a bunch of aea guns, and unfortunately they come up short on magazine fitment and quality. It's such an important piece of how the gun functions, I just don't get it. People will gladly pay more for quality.

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