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Matt7467 said:

Do you know the OD diameter of your bottle? I have a Huben bottle reg on order for mine. Has been for a couple weeks. Putting one of my .5L CF Tuxing on mine and am planning on getting one that matches the OD bottle diameter, mine is 61.5mm if my memory serves correctly. Waiting to get it mounted to see how much clearance I have, but also been itching to buy one before in hopes it clears the barrel

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I think it was 63 mm ? Are you talking about a bottle band , or a bottle barrel band.?

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Crossman 766 from dad in 1979?
Sheridan .20cal for myself 1983
Crossman challenger .177 for my son 2016
Cz s200 .177 for myself 2017
Benjamin trail pistol .177 2020
Brk atomic .177 2023
HW100 .22 2 Weeks ago...

Vetmx said:

I can’t use felt in any of my guns because they produce too much power. Even if it’s wrapped around a cage with tiny openings. My guns just turn it to fuzz. I use the stuff you line your toolbox drawers with. No more hairy mod holes.

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My Huma 40 is going on my airmaks krait lite standard in .25. I think it’s shooting a smidge under 40fpe. See how long it takes to blow out the front lol. I’ll be happy if it last a tin of pellets lol

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Arzrover said:

Those are some wacked out breech oring sizes...
No way in **** that any of them are correct. Find another source of info.
It's likely that the Ghost or DW breech orings will cross reference but I don't have a Black Wolf...
Bob

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I pulled those diagram from official daystate website as directed by the owner's manual.


But now actually googling the o-ring size, it's definitely incorrect or confusing. Someone is asleep at Daystate that's for sure. Looking at the DW's guide to check for reference, it's even worse as it's not listed.

Rondo said:

HW35 with a BB and Sportsmatch T04C. I clean and tighten after each outing, nothing on the stock, rail or rings has moved since it’s first tin. I’m not a blue goo fan if I don’t need it.
Here’s a good thread on droop if you feel that’s the issue.
Best of luck, Brother.
https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/barrel-droop.1310883/page-2

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Thanks for the reading material!

boscoebrea said:

On harder kicking, springer, a one-piece mount is better; they also come with 10 or 20-degree built-in them for barrel droop. That's the way to go.

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I found myself in a weird predicament during scope mounting. And just a reminder, this is my first air rifle venture and I was on a tight budget so lots of learning along the way. The eye relief on the UTG scope required me to choke up on the stock to get closer to the scope than I anticipated so I got a single piece offset mount that allowed me to push the scope further back. It was then during zeroing that I realized I ran out of elevation adjustment and learned about barrel droop. So in an ideal world, I would have loved to know all these details beforehand to 1- decide on a different scope or 2- find an angled, offset scope mount. But hey, atleast I got something to shoot with and I finally have a pest free backyard! (currently anyway)

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HW35 with a BB and Sportsmatch T04C. I clean and tighten after each outing, nothing on the stock, rail or rings has moved since it’s first tin. I’m not a blue goo fan if I don’t need it.
Here’s a good thread on droop if you feel that’s the issue.
Best of luck, Brother.
https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/barrel-droop.1310883/page-2

The 54 is the best diana has to offer but never over look a 34 in 22 cal because it is a great gun. I had a 350 22 cal it was hard to group for me. I never had a 46 or 48 but I remember growing up looking at cabelas magazines with the 36 and 52 thinking they looked nice. In 1990 I opted for a beeman r10 in 20 cal ....I was drinking the kool-aid on the 20 cal lol

Impact701 said:

If your rifle is new I would exchange it .
Otherwise I would try to polish those rough spots.

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I'm done with it I give it a last chance .If it doesn't work i'll take it back and take two snowpeak p35 for this price (no money back in our country) .

Our benches are 5’ on centers. I think it picked up 60-some shots between the two of us during one card.

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If your rifle is new I would exchange it .
Otherwise I would try to polish those rough spots.

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If you want a FFP 6-24 that has very good turrets and good glass why not a Arken EPL-4 6-24? I have one and I love it at 24X.. I don't like it much at 6X. Reticle is too fine in my opinion. But if you will use it at 10X or more, or can discern the reticle at lower power it's a very nice scope for what it costs.

I made the decision to purchase the external PS version and sink the savings into 3 yr protection for less than CS4-I and 1 yr coverage

thammer said:

@BCN-YA im still trying to refund you. Please send the information so I can.

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Still waiting

Cleaned up a couple of fwb 102‘s today. An old trick I was told about decades ago to touch up black anodized parts. Multiple coats of magic markers, let each coat dry then rub with a towel to blend it all in. This is just the first coat.

Tree Frog;

Thanks for looking in and your comments.

Garey

Sandy at airgundirect.com is a great guy. I purchased my Karma .30 Red Panda along with an Emperor moderator. His after sales communications is great. I highly recommend airgundirect.com