My question is did it not have flyers before? If it didn't, is it a new tin? What else could've changed? How did you clean the liner?

Ricochet said:

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That’s the ones. Thanks,

If you want some bb fun, a second hand 880 might cost you more in shipping than the gun is worth.

If you need bbs in your life, I got one of the crosman full auto m1 carbines for shredding cans. It's more fun in semi auto and more accurate than a smooth bore should be. Bbs are fun sometimes.

JEFFPPC said:

Try Brownells., why 3 in.?

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Larger foot print, grips concrete benches better IME. Brownells didn’t have any when I searched earlier today.

AirNGasman said:

Not sure if my dysfunctional technology will make this happen; but if so, it's nice to know not all young people are stuck in the plastic, tactical, stack 'em like cordwood groove (mentality). He may have more money than he knows what to do with, but his sense of aesthetics remains intact. No surprise this guy is in Texas-

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That sure does.bring back memories of my .177 Benjamin, it was a laser. Too bad the quality is gone; my current Benjamin can sometimes hit a side of a barn.

Thank you Ray and Chris for the side action. It was a blast.
Lou the rifle you were shooting was beautiful. The stock is amazing.
Thank you Joe for a great morning.

Mine are Holy Crap! 1,2 & 3 That's because all never cease to amaze me, no matter how long I've had them. I think I'm aware of everything they can do & they pull some feat that just surprises the hell outa me. Wish everyone could experience that! I have a feeling that with my newest acquisition of a .22 slug gun I'll be in for a lot of those moments (Edgun R3 long). I've already had my fair share of those moments with it

Try Brownells., why 3 in.?

Took my Bullshark .25 to the range and made a short video of shooting peachs. These are off wild peach trees in my yard and still green. I need to find the right pellets for the gun but repairs to wife's car comes first.
First video I've made so excuse an amateur.

Zero inserts mean just that. Zero change just as if you had rings with no inserts. If you follow the directions you install these first to see where the rifle is hitting. Then using the inserts with values you correct close to your desired impact point. Then use you normal torrents for final adjustments. I eyeball ring gap starting to tighten the ring screws Then when there is a bit of resistance I make sure gaps are even and tighten in an x a half a revolution at a time on all screws until the are torqued correctly. No feeler gauge needed.

i am going make a comment here or it could be a warning
tis pistol like many others are very busy inside, mean lots of parts and for someone that doesn't open up there gun and poke around could be a problem
now look at a parts diagram i see where the torsion spring go but the other i am not sure
is the kit priced well for a few dollars' worth of springs maybe not but then again it is what it is
now would i do the change i think so but i have 3 of these so i would always have a reference to look at

Hi Bobbybeef,
My experience with several Crowns has been that you need to tighten up the Liner nut (part 11 in the figure below) pretty much as tight as you can get it. I believe the folks above talking about "Liner Nuts" needing to be barely tight are not referring to the Superlight Barrel System on the Crown Mk II, but rather the "liner lock nuts" found on most other FX barrel systems. It would be a sound idea to loosen up the nut and pull the liner to see if the o-rings have dried out and gotten hard. For a .22 they are part # 19952 5.23 x 2.62 NBR70 o-rings.

EPG over on the 30-40yd Challenge Target thread has three Crowns in a variety of calibers and barrel lengths and is getting all of them to shoot really well. His "magic" seems to be the effort he puts into polishing the brass barrel inlet piece to insure that the pellets load smoothly into the liners and don't pick up nicks or cuts from machining burrs. I sent him a barrel I had no luck shooting with and after performing his magic it is "lights out" shooting with a variety of pellets.
Cheers,
Greg

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Give me the older, simpler, robust & ACCURATE guns any day of the week! Most of the newer, "innovative" ones just don't float my boat. Give me repeatable accuracy & solid dependability shot after shot. Who needs bells & whistles? Not I! YMMV

GreenReaper said:

I’m relatively new to pcp. I have the Avenge-X Tac Carbine. Please forgive me if I don’t know the correct terms for parts described.

Air leaking from breach area when cocking gun - as well as compressor not being able to fill past 1,000psi.

• Dead head test on compressor (RovAir) - works fine

• Replaced o-rings on bottle foster fitting

• Inspected poppet/spring/etc - everything looks ok to me

• Replaced the 3 o-rings on the outside of the barrel. I’ve seen some guns with a
breach seal on the inside rear of the barrel, I did not see any type of groove on this barrel where an o-ring would be

• Replaced o-rings on silver threaded piece (do not know the name) which is on the first block of the “action?” (I’ve included a pic from a video of that part.

I use this rifle to hunt iguana multiple times a week for the city. I need to get it back in action asap. It’s totally unusable like it is. Thank you SO much in advance!!!

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That leaves the check valve in the foster and the valve itself. A little water on the end of the foster will tell you and a rubber glove finger tightly sealed on the end of the barrel with a rubber band will inflate if your valve is leaking. The foster or fill point check valve is usually the culprit for me on any of my guns.

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3Crows said:

Great info. I have hunted and taken coyotes with my .25 M-Rods tuned at 50+ fpe and preferably at 60 fpe with the JSB Exact Heavy 34 grains pellet. I try to get close, less than 25 yards. Head shots only.

The coyotes in your video are tiny. The ones I have in Kansas are much larger and much more heavily built and can be difficult to put down. The deer here are much bigger than back east and thus the predators are larger too.

Weird whenever it comes up, I mention my ethics for my purpose and that for me a spring gun is simply not ethical for myself, I get all sorts of static. There are no spring guns that I would ever use on the coyotes we have here that I would consider ethical for my purpose and as I am the hunter, I get to decide what I consider ethical, which is a sure, quick and painless kill, DRT. And spring guns and frankly most air guns do not make the grade. I would prefer a .30 caliber at 70+ fpe and next gun I get will be a .30 caliber.

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Climate has more to do with size than anything. For example the coyotes here in SW Utah are also very small because of the desert environment and not because of the prey size. The mule deer are bigger than any whitetail y’all got but the dogs are still small. A big dog around here is 30lbs… but the other end of the state at higher elevations and colder weather a big dog is like 40lbs. That’s why Canada has such big old yotes. Same reason a Canada lynx is much bigger than a big cat even though genetically they are almost identical.


Also a lot of the bigger “coyotes” we see around are hybridized with dogs or wolves..

Nobody challenged your opinion they just wanted details. NO ONE said your opinion was wrong. Personally, when I read comments such as yours re: equipment I like to hear the WHYS & WHATS that formed that opinion & pleasure or displeasure. It might help others make their decisions.