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Canada's Airgunarcheryfun is awaiting shipment of .177, .22 and .25 (No .30 or .35) Snowpeak M60Bs from China. US price is expected to be $575-580, if pre-ordered, a 10% discount is applied. The M60Bs will come standard with 350cc aluminum tanks. Carbon Fiber 360cc and 420cc are optional, fine print says extra US $105 for carbon fiber upgrade, but not which one. Also, fine print not clear if moderator is extra for US customers or included. WM

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Accepting deposits on 30 and 35

Cpt_Willson said:

Well. I worked on my new Karma Eq 30 cal. Redesigned the trigger guard to mount my arca rail. 3d printed 4 variations before I got the fit the way I wanted. Changed the pistol grib threads from M5 to 1/4x20.
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I've also been working a dual mag setup for my Zelos. Think I'm on my fifth 3d printed version for this one.
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Man, if you can come up with new magazines for the karma and 25 and 30, I think you’ll make some money and you’ll help a bunch of us who order one I think the EQ in 25 and 30 caliber are going to be the most wanted rifle this year

OldVet said:

Today I used a Chronograph for the first time , but the pellets were between 845 to 850 fps they are to long for the Guantlet magazine , so I used my single shot tray. The Apolo 25.4 should have been going to 890 , but did not. Could be a hammer spring adjustment.?

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I wouldn’t worry too much about that if they’re accurate and their grouping good that’s fast enough remember in England with their law they should 18 grains in the low 700s and they have very accurate guns so speed is not everything. Just have fun with your toys.

I really like the Combros, and actually have 5. One I bought direct from the source many years ago, one was new old stock from a Canadian vendor, and three came off of eBay in the US. Two of those have been shot, and someday if I get bored, I will see if I can combine them to get another working one. They appear to be VERY repeatable, but they don't agree very well, so the absolute velocity is suspect. As long as you are VERY careful to align them, and can live with some absolute velocity uncertainty, they are still pretty nice. Some people claim they lose velocity when the batteries aren't fresh, but I haven't explored that.

Besides some additional testing with a couple of my most stable air pistols (fortunately, I have about 50 to chose from...), I may get a Nate just to use as my "gold standard" to evaluate the others I've got.

beerthief said:

Battery operated ? what is the noise level ?

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Yes like airsoft guns, uses a 11.1 v battery. You can put in larger batteries to increase shot count from the factory batteries. I have not seen how many shots per charge on the Barra. The Umarex AER16 says 650 per charge. Hard to tell from videos but Pyramid says sound level 3. Mark

markhooper said:

yes I don't get it.. guns used to come standard with open sights and you can always add a scope since everything has either picayinny rail or dovetail..
for me a pistol needs to be 12" or less and open sights, otherwise it's just too bulky for a holster.. and I thought the whole point in a pistol was to be able to carry it in a holster..

but along the same topic, just look at pyramid air PCP guns.. like you said thousands of dollars and not even a option for open sights.. you are hard pressed to find a gun with open sights especially rifles..
between no open sights and pistol too large for a holster it dampens my interest in air guns..
Mark

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I understand your concern, but Your choice of sights comes down to your intended purpose. I am a very experienced pistol shooter and there are reasons to have fixed pistol sights. Think short range, concealment and comfortable carry. Then there is rapid target acquisition pesting where a reflex sight is ideal. Then there is pistol competitions where adjustable iron sights are mandated and reigns supreme. Then there are those pistol owners that cannot shoot a pistol accurately. They mount scopes and shoulder stocks. Your call.

jkingrph said:

Looks rather expensive. I think one similar could be made for far less. Have a local metal working/welding shop make some steel legs and a rotating seat mount. A few holes drilled through for seat height adjustment, and then a top of either plywood or heavy boards jointed and glued together, Here I could probably make one for a third that cost, maybe less.

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Yeah, that’s a lot of money. I’m not real keen on the plastic coated expanded metal. I guess it’s nice it won’t let water puddle but you will always need to remember to bring a rug or rubber top or something. The main thing I don’t care for is that the seat is not adjustable in and out, it’s just adjustable up and down.

Yes the Chaser is a great shooter. I also have the .22 Chaser kit from PA, but I think the higher velocity and shot count in 177 would be a real winner. My gun is not modded and I get around 40 shots per cartridge. It's accurate enough for pest control and plinking.
I put a red dot on mine because the stock plastic rear sight was flimsy and the front blade sight was tilted. You may have better luck from the factory.

Thank you yeah that’s what I’m hoping but I guess when you get a new Gun just came out of the market. Some patient is required.

JimNM said:

...or I can avoid another point of potential failure and more cost, and purge the water trap as explained. Yes a one way valve is an option, but why?

The back pressure would come from the release of pressure at the purge and the premature opening of the bottle valve, hence why I let the pressure in the fill whip build to nearly what the tank pressure is.

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I can open my tank valve before even starting compressor. Once fill whip pressurizes it overcomes check valve resistance & fills tank. Imho it simplifies things by removing the need for another step.

Vetmx said:

A FX Impact stored without air is a bad thing. I would replace all the orings. If you don’t, you’ll be chasing leaks until you do.

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disassembling bullpups is such a pain in the ass too. If you're cracking them open and disassembling, might as well change EVERYTHING. because nothing is worse than fully assembling, charging, and "hisssssssssssssssssssssssssssss" Rinse repeat.

If anyone in the Portland/vancouver area is interested, Clarke Rifles is hosting an airgun clinic this Saturday. It will have a silhouette match and a field target match. Pretty informal and there will be some extra guns for those without. PM me for specifics.

Jason

Peashooter said:

you can be airgun social all over the forum, but shooting the breeze you better do in the social ( i wouldn’t call it forum ) attachment.
I dont think very many even see the social thing, at least you dont get response / feedback very much there.

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I’ve been steered here also but nobody ( hardly) uses it. So yes I would like an off topic heading

Sweet gun. Looking forward to seeing what kind of magic you work on my kral. Of course I don’t need any crazy power like that. I’m mainly just knocking stuff out trees for my sausage dog

ikaros said:

Hey @Scott.t were your monocore misalignment issues resolved? I ran into the trigger issue, then dealt with ear-ringing cracking bang near the breach that took me forever to resolve and I had to do a TON of work. Now that I can actually shoot it, I have the same clipping issues as you.

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Hi I have the same crack at the breach blowing air back how did you fix it thanks . I have changed all the o rings on the barrel transfer port pellet probe still the same . Hope you can help

If I was looking at Donny fl return policy you might think I have a problem, right ?
Well I’m not sure… ok the trigger may be rectified with a small piece of plastic.
I think every gun I have impressed me in some way in the guns first trials. This was
somewhat dependent on price. Only got about 250 shots on it but no other gun I
have changed noticeably with breaking in. Shot a few different pellets with no
consistency. To me it’s very similar to my Zelos but as yet not better in any way
and it costs more than twice as much. Here’s a shot record that shows it bleeding
down. Accuracy not impressive at 13 yards

Hi I have the same crack at the breach blowing air back how did you fix it thanks . I have changed all the o rings on the barrel transfer port pellet probe still the same . Hope you can help

Str8tshooter said:

I don't have this one but it looks nice.

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Looks rather expensive. I think one similar could be made for far less. Have a local metal working/welding shop make some steel legs and a rotating seat mount. A few holes drilled through for seat height adjustment, and then a top of either plywood or heavy boards jointed and glued together, Here I could probably make one for a third that cost, maybe less.