neopieanw said:

Do you have the specs on the Urgan 3 compact version?
Wondering what the weight of the gun is, and how much power we can achieve with the 400mm barrel on both .22 and .25;
Also if the configuration is slug/ pellet friendly

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I do not, but Tony might. Give him a call over at Talon Airguns.

Cranky1 said:

Good review! I hope Tony sends airgun advisor more stuff, straight and to the point.

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Thanks for the compliment! I try to get right to the good stuff. Airguns like the Uragan make it easy.

i like the way that looks...reminds me of how we imagined future space rifles would look like back in the 60s.
how about thirty dollars.

Buck_Wild said:

If you like h&n try the 36gr HPII’s. Zan 37gr are my everyday go to hunting round. Both (.250) are capable of 3/4” groups at the distance you are shooting. Mind you, 4 out of 5 of our Uragan 2’s and 3’s were tuned by Derrick Wall with an ES of 10 or less.

My brother bought a U3 .30 700mm tuned by DW and there is zero ping compared to a U2 of the same caliber. Honestly the ping from the U2 is not bothersome to me or other animals. One night we were predator hunting there were roughly a dozen deer about 50 yards in front of us grazing when a fox came in at 100 yards. I took the shot, directly over the deer’s heads, dropped the fox, and the deer scurried off about 10 yards. In about a minutes time they were back to grazing in the same spot. They are completely unaffected by the shot cycle and/or ping from a U2. This has been tested many times and not a one off incident, no moderator used.

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What kind of groups are you getting past 100 yards?

Crazy that the deer barely flinched! Thanks for sharing that.

bubbahotep said:

if you give me a dollar ill take it.

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We'll start the bidding at -$1.00! Do I have -$.50??

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.25 cal nice quality.

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Thanks for sharing this!

I have these available. Im working on getting my website up. I will PM you.

No, don't think it's common, most used ones offered are pick up only. The following is printed on two sides of the original shipping box for mine; MEAS. 49x30x49cm. Actual shipping label lists 47.40 pounds. Take that info to Pirate Ship website, along with TO and FROM addresses, for latest shipping charges. WM

Hope you enjoyed the 4th!

Ratzy said:

The King Gillette marketing plan.
Sell the hardware at cost.
Make the money on consumables.

Razors
Ink Jet Printers
Kidney Dialysis Systems
Pellet Guns

Obviously works very well.
Kinda surprised it took this long in pellet guns.

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It didn't.

Tubes were available a month after it hit the street but a purpose built tube like this is better.

That is cool. Never knew about this one. I have an Ocelot and they get no mention either.

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You need to dress warmer

charlie99 said:

I was able to get some felt sheets from a craft store (Joann in my case) in the kids section. They had several different colors and hardness/stiffness. The ones I got are about the same stiffness as used in the original huma moderators. I used some of it inside the shroud of the Pinty rifle with all those stupid holes drilled in them. It made it quite a bit better in my opinion.

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Got mine at Walmart in the craft supply area at .32 a sheet, I got a few sheets but it took only one sheet for the task.

Welcome to the group & enjoy the quality time with your son. There are a lot of resources here for your interests.

I wrapped the inserts in felt a certain way, as 12" strips the width of the oblong holes and secured with a single large diameter o-ring on each wrap, so that's two per insert. The Sig runs as best as can be expected I think, while the Avenger is super quiet and super accurate, with no effect on the POI it would appear.

The felt is wrapped clockwise on one side then counterclockwise on the other, this pattern is repeated on all the inserts. Then the spines of the inserts are all aligned in the same direction, done by peering in the holes of the cans and lining them up and closing them.

AEA makes terrible barrels for there big bores...A Airforce Texan .510 T-REX with a 650 grain spire point boat tail at .5 B.C will make a 1000 foot pounds at 300 yards..At 4500 psi....I use a GX CS4 compressor and fill my SCOTT SCBA 5.5 tanks to 5500 psi and use external regulator for my big bores..Works pretty slick...

He has shot my airguns often and I have been noticing that he is really enjoying the PCPs versus the springers and rammers. He will be 39 in Aug. but I have really got into the PCPs heavily in the last 9 months. Always springers and rammers for the last 5 years. Unfortunately or shall I say fortunately for the 6 children all adults and 9 grandchildren are going to have plenty of options for airguns lol.

I was able to get some felt sheets from a craft store (Joann in my case) in the kids section. They had several different colors and hardness/stiffness. The ones I got are about the same stiffness as used in the original huma moderators. I used some of it inside the shroud of the Pinty rifle with all those stupid holes drilled in them. It made it quite a bit better in my opinion.

if you give me a dollar ill take it.

I found it best to learn to be proficient both dialing and holding over/off using FFP scopes. If you don't practice holds you lose confidence when doing this, can get confused where to hold, and can pick the wrong hashes unless you pay attention.

Holding is faster and dialing is a hair more precise in general.

For ELR sometimes you run out of elevation travel so you are forced to dial up as far as the scope is still clear then holdover the rest of the shooting solution using the hashes in the reticle. Have made hits at ELR distances this way even impacting a 2356Y steel at a ELR match on my first try, it works.
Some of the Horus reticles go almost all the way down the FOV of the scope. On one occasion I had one that tracked horribly so I basically didn't dial it but I was able to hit a 3' wide steel at 1900 yards. Nope not ideal and the IQ at the periphery of the FOV at the bottom of the scope was pretty bad but just goes to show there's other ways to do things if needed.

I've won comps using both methods and picked which one made the most sense at the time. Lately I prefer to dial.

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