ZekeZX10 said:

I grew up in Jersey....North Bergen to be exact. Didn't they change the concealed carry law not too long ago? Or is that crap and still make it impossible to even get a gun let alone conceal carry

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My Nonna lived on Bergenline in the 60s.
Palisades Park, climbing the Edgewater cliffs, etc.
Is the White Castle still there?
Thanks for the great memories.

Trucker3573 said:

That has a hefty power tune on it. Do you not like that much power or is more about just learning tuning and the gun ? Would also need to know if the internals like hammer and spring have been changed? If wanting to go to pellets the 700 will probably lean toward the heavier spectrum of pellets. 21-25 gr. Heck I never get to talk Airguns enough so if you want hit me up in pm and we can discuss some of it over the phone if that would help

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Yes they have power kit installed

EPG said:

First card I shot after airing her back up... I'm stoked. This is the 2nd 198 40-Masters I shot with her in the last two weeks.

Who says you need the latest and greatest when the Prophet P1 can be so accurate at 40 yards (and longer).

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Very nice. The Prophet is a great gun. I love mine

Hateful McNasty said:

Whos selling them in the USA? Or still next best wes. In can o da , ay.

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Still Wes as far as I know

Basically any red dot will be fine on any airgun, with the sole exception of maybe springers. Well, provided you have a proper mount. Springers have a special kick to them. Most other airguns in "reasonable calibres" like .177 or .22 have essentially no kick at all.

Joedirt199 said:

The foster fitting should be universal and not need to order expensive parts. The clear oring is the right one.

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True, but none of the Foster fittings I had in my box of spares had the right thread, so I borrowed an o-ring from one and ordered a replacement Foster from RTI Arms for next time.
Not really expensive either. About $20 for two of them, and I know they have the correct thread pitch. When I got back from my trip, they were in my mailbox.

Following with interest. So far my Epic Two has been flawless but I will keep an eye on the piece you have outlined.

I'm guessing the gun needs to be taken apart so that the offending part can be reached and addressed?

1handwill.gc said:

I try hand pumping and I still have a hand pump just in case but really for the price of the inexpensive portable compressors at Amazon buy one with extended exchange guarantee for $30 more and a second one just in case one fails I have the other one while it gets fixed. I also bought a water cool Chinese compressor thinking I be buying a scuba tank but now I realize with two compressors and a hand pump as a back up I’ll probably never use it, but I got a good deal for it so I’ll stay in the garage in a box in the meantime Keep us up on your journal what’s going on and how much you like the new gun thank you for your time and a good laugh

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Agreed, I don't care for hand pumping, but I do like to keep a hand pump around just in case, especially since they are less than $50.

katonajohn, figure on 40-50 shots on the Marauder. I don't like long shooting sessions, but I usually do 100-200 shots. You'll probably want to refill at least once. I think it only takes a few minutes to fill a gun to 3000psi with the smaller compressors, so it will just be a little break. Good for a neck stretch

When I go to the range, and shoot a couple guns, or a longer session with one, and end up shooting 200 or more pellets, I always add up what that would have cost me to shoot a powder gun. Unless it is a 5.56, or a 9mm, the saving is very substantial. Even with the cheap PB ammo, it is a lot

An FYI for you guys. Brake cleaner in an aerosol can works quite well on wasps.
One blast and they drop instantly dead. Wait til evening when they're all nestled onto their nest for the night and you can give them their final "Nighty Nite" send off.

pesty3782 said:

Weather is looking great compared to here....High in the 80's and lows in the mid 50's. Possible rain also.....We all know how that goes here in Arizona...It's monsoon season and those storms can show up in just a few minutes......Should be a great time

Tony P.

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I'll forget about my rain jacket, cuz it's Arizona.

Hateful McNasty said:

But I buy from Walmart . Hmmmm .. ()

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LOL... I do too when they have what I want... not so much lately at our local WM.

Mark B said:

I'm a new to air guns, and to this forum. What type of air gun will do the least vibration damage to a red-dot sight? I have a Holosun 403B and heard that a spring piston will destroy a red-dot. A gas ram a little less destructive. And a PCP will do the least damage. I'm getting older and need to shoot with two eyes open. Thanks for your feedback.

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It's not so much the choice of your airgun (as you should be able to choose the one you want and sight it up accordingly) but the type of Red dot you buy.
After the last 10 years I'm pretty much done with Micro Reflex. They promise so much, being compact, good looking and having no effect on balance, but I've since broken every single one of them regardless of the outlay, cheap, or expensive.
Going inside my last Hawke micro, I think I found the issue.
It appears they glue the little light emmiter directly to the x/y adjustment stalks which in turn are screwed to the outside adjustment screws.
The light emitter either becomes detached altogether, or shifts zero.

This never seems to happen with look through the scope, tubular models which are built similar to rifle or pistol scopes. Some now reaching a lifetime of service as these were the original type from the 80s.
The Hawke 1x30 has proved indestructible.

Tervang23 said:

Looking for anyone or any shops around the Fresno Central Valley area here in California who does services and can help me install some accessories on my impact m3

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Fx impact m3 .25 bronze for sale: still available?​

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dgeesaman said:

I have a barrel of particular interest that was machined for a clamp-style receiver at 16mm. It was not machined well and this surface is wavy and inconsistent by a couple thou.

I’d like to put this barrel in my RAW which needs to be .625 (+0/-.0005) diameter. So I assume the only good solution that keeps the length is to OD grind down to .625 and hope for 90-95% cleanup. (To be clear I only want the receiver end ground - not the whole length)

Suggestions who can do this? The local machine shops might but they aren’t barrel people. Bonus if they can machine the port and chamber too.

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A manual machine job shop can easily do this. You have all the right call outs with dim and tolerance.

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@Mark B - Please interpret: HPA-SSP-MPP

HPA = High Pressure Air = PCPs.

SSP = Single Stroke Pneumatic = Pistols and rifles that are one cock, one shot with an air resovoir.

The P17 is an excellent example, everyone should have one. Very affordable SSP pistol with an amazingly good trigger. Direct copy of the much more expensive HW40A.

MPP = Multi-pump pneumatics = Sheridan Streaks / Crosman 760

crowski said:

I had the Lazer and lens put in eyes last year. Don’t wear glasses any more.
The sights are what came on and not sure if correct.
The 601 was shooting so low.
I haven’t bought a gas can in 20+ years. Bought one last month and the 601 shot so low I hit my new gas can. View attachment 583742PMO. My mistake. Shot 10 inches low. Not the greatest target holder. 10 meters.
These guns are the best. Crow

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You probably know this , but a little 2 part epoxy fix that gas can hole.

I know the problem, your hammer adjuster is loose. There is a small grub screw on top just before your stock attachment, the center one. It controls the spring and bb that notches into your hammer adjuster. When you shoot, it starts backing out and loses tension on the hammer adjuster allowing it to spin with every successive shot. You need to snug it up, not too much as you don’t want to crush the spring, get your hammer adjusted where you want it, then back out the grub screw and add either vibra tite or blue loctite just a tiny bit and screw back in snug. That should keep things in place.