Their reputation is the biggest killer of AEA. Higher air pressure does not proportionally quantify to a higher shot count, yet you gain added wear and tear on regulators and seals. Plus you add weight for thicker materials to contain that pressure.. With a massive big bore it probably goes from 3 shots to 4. In my mind that's just not worth the price to play for "special" equipment. I'm all for big bore, but at a point a powder burner just makes more sense. I'm sure there are use cases in between, that's just my opinion. Id love to get a 400fpe air gun for deer, but it's not worth the wear on my compressor. Let alone a 7000psi AEA compressor bought for one gun. All I seem to kill anymore is squirrels, and a snapping turtle last week

Shot with grandsons and gave my oldest son his first pcp and all the support items needed for him to enjoy this great sport. Brk bantam sniper 25 cal.

Sounds like the issue I had with my Boss. The hammer peens the plate and the poppet catches the peen and cant fully seat.

Rather than make it worse, I had Utah Airguns fix it. Will know tomorrow if it is. FedEx delivering...

All 5 of my guns wear a Huma 30 2 or 3 section. No problems with accuracy on any of them and super quiet.

Yong Heng calls for hydraulic oil in a manual, but I never said anything about hydraulic oil, I'd go with a compressor oil, which isn't the same thing.

As for a specific compressor oil, I did mention Amsoil compressor oil, which would be an excellent choice to run in any HP compressor IMO.

YONG HENG USER MANUAL: https://www.econologie.com/forums/download/file.php?id=19765&sid=e9e91e338a15e55f81ee7f6f20195c21

Shipping full-charge during the summer is dumb, you're knowingly overpressurizing 10 psi per degree F once it gets to the outside temps in the unrefrigerated vehicles.

.20calguy said:

And inspirational!
I had to have one!

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That does look. Can’t beat it with a club. Crow

bchannell said:

Yes, if I do need to use the screw and dial it in. That is next on the list. I had to mow all day, so the cuts into my shooting time, dang yard! But having an 8 acre range is pretty cool.

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I think you almost have it if I was you I was lower my second right is the way you have the hammer set up right now by about 15 bar and now it start rolling back your hammer spring in eighth of the third at a time until you find the speed that you’re aiming for if you end up a little too low, create your regulator 2 pounds at a time up and then use your hammer spray adjuster until you find the speed you like but I definitely think that you have made some significant improvements on how you can shoot now I haven’t heard anybody say, but with really matters as accuracy repeatable accuracy think about that one this number is don’t mean a thing if you don’t have repeatable accuracy, thank you for your patience You have proved to be a lot more patient than I am myself specially considering that it sounds like you have a lot of nice dance. I’ll be looking forward your progress sincerely, your friend Will

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Has anyone ever seen this one? "Calibr" Hooligun. Predecessor to the Cricket.

Tonight I shot a HW30 .177. The one that came with the Walnut stock. Another great shooter. And the gun of all guns a Walthers LGU Varmite .22. I was cutting a can in half, 35 yds. Had to stop at 20 rounds. Finish tomorrow. Crow

AW 46 hydraulic oil is an ISO 46 oil.

It is absolutely terrible in a Yong Heng.

Go ahead, use it all you want. Keep regurgitating outdated information and kill your compressor in the process.

I have nothing against scopes either and the FWB 300S wears one from time to time.

Check out DNT optics. great product. Have the TNC225R and love it.

Love to shoot peeps. Might be the nostalgia or maybe it’s just the magic The FWB 603 is my latest acquisition

There's a lot of psychology in shooting. Your brain may let your aim fade further off center due to asymmetry of background clutter or other unconscious visual cues. It seems like your "additive miss" reacting to position is reasonably consistent. It would be fun to test it with a scope...

igolfat8 said:

To be even more humbled. Shoot one shot in bull #1, then move to bull #2, then #3, #4 and #5 then back to bull #1 and repeat. End up with 5 shots per bull, 25 shots in total, in 20 minutes. Then see if any of your bulls are MOA?

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Yes, and this was my point in another recent post with someone posting great groups at 100 yards. I think it’s much easier to shoot 5 shots at one bull, vs. shooting one shot per bull and rotating.

Not so easy to claim MOA for 25 shots doing it this way.

Mine was like 49.5 pounds total package to stay under more expensive 50lb freight weight. I doubt you can stay under freight weight if you didnt keep original packaging.

Every PCP I ordered was fully charged with air from the dealer.......I won't purchase used!

Ritzon5 said:

Should PCP air rifles be depressurized when shipping? Even if it's shipped by ground transport?

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Shipping anything with compressed air is subject to a carrier’ regulations, check with your carrier