Sky King said:

There's a setting that allows you to change the amount of time before it shuts off automatically and also there should be a little icon that shows the level of the battery and of course you can change it from psi two bar or whatever your preference is

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The info on the Sekhmet site says bar only for the STD M8, I should know for sure in a few days. I was hoping it had PSI but I can convert easy enough.

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Bigbaby said:

I had a gauge leak and needed to replace. Pyramyd Air had the gauge kits ($40) on back order and I couldn’t find he exact match anywhere, so I ordered the digital one from Sekhmet. It should be here in a few days, the price is now $75 plus shipping. Hand tighten without the Dowty seal, what’s not to like.

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There's a setting that allows you to change the amount of time before it shuts off automatically and also there should be a little icon that shows the level of the battery and of course you can change it from psi two bar or whatever your preference is

Took my Flash pup out to ring some steel. Then I got side tracked with picking up dog poop. One of my dogs saw me cleaning up and decided to leave me a fresh one to pick up. Short story, long, Walmart bag I was using to pick up the turds broke and I got dog poop on my hands. DANG IT!!! Now I go in and take a shower because I'm crazy like that. Then I got dressed and whew all of that poop... Now I gotta go. Let me open AGN and see what's going on.....and here I am.

Haven't actually got to shoot yet!!???

Aslap said:

Gauge arrived and it’s on the gun and the gun is pumped back up. There does not seem to be any leakage issues but the gun will have to sit for longer than the hour it’s been. I’ve had the rifle for maybe 4 months now and it has never shown any leakage that I could detect even after sitting for a week. Well, up until now and since I mentioned it ……..you know how that goes.

The packaging on the gauge is very impressive. I don’t own any sort of expensive watch, but if I did, I bet this is the kind of box it would come in. You get a few different kind of seals and the USB magnetic charging cable. The manual has removed (covered over with a sticker) the reference to the use of the Dowty seal. I just used the Dowty that was on the analog gauge and just hand tightened it. It doesn’t index in at the perfect position but I’m not concerned about that.
This is a non-back illuminated LCD gauge but since I don’t plan on shooting at night, I’m happy with the visibility. The digits are over 1/2” high so I can finally get rid of the magnifying glass I was using to read the gauge! I thought I had the reg at around 175 bar - the gauge says 165 so I’ll believe that. I’m also charging it right now and the pressure reading was shutting off after maybe 15 seconds. Could just be because of the low battery. Regardless of the on time, I don’t think you want (or probably even need) a gauge like this on the tank side of things. They have a Pro version of the gauge that looks like it could tell you everything you’d ever need to know plus when to take the clothes out of the dryer. I don’t do any kind of laundry so I wouldn’t need that gauge.

Very nice product. Stupid easy install. The diameter is the same as the stock gauge but it does stick out a bit more than the stock gauge. I paid $71 for it direct from Sekhmet.

Tony

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I had a gauge leak and needed to replace. Pyramyd Air had the gauge kits ($40) on back order and I couldn’t find he exact match anywhere, so I ordered the digital one from Sekhmet. It should be here in a few days, the price is now $75 plus shipping. Hand tighten without the Dowty seal, what’s not to like.

The American Military Industrial Complex is the largest importer by volume than any other industry sector in the US.

So, instead of spending more than 2 trillion USD of our money to ensure Iran gained control of Iraq and the Taliban gained control of Afghanistan; the US Government should have invested our money on industries in our country, employing our people, to build all the parts for the the weapon systems we Americans need to defend America.

This one act would have lowered our trade deficit and the amount of debt we carry with the rest of the World.

Now I know our government would have to borrow from us to accomplish this but more of the interest payments we are paying now would be paid to us.

However, Americans define a government helping its own people as being socialist and Americans can't have that, so here we are in a tariff war with countries we are are paying a massive amount of interest to. Countries that will use our money, we earned from our labor, to support their needs ........ not ours.

I have a P3 with the 600mm RBP barrel (same as the Mora) and it loves the AEA 30.2. I have mine reg set at 150 bar and it is shooting them at 940 fps and is accurate for 200 yard pesting! I haven't tried the new AEA long range 38.9 yet, but look forward to it. Give the AEA a try.

Ratzy said:

We do have to ignore the fact that fuel prices have far out stripped inflation or base barrel of oil costs. And the continuing string of quarterly record profits.

Must insure that investors receive their returns...

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yes I was just referring to the comment about old memories.. I seem to remember that things were better back then, but like was said, maybe selective memory of the good things..
family, friends and such
which actually is probably a good thing, would hate to only have bad memories..
we all have so much to be thankful for though, I just ate a good hot breakfast, got to sleep in a warm bed, got up to a warm house and fire in the wood stove.. these are simple things that unfortunately everyone doesn't have..
Mark

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I have 10 X 8 silhouette targets balanced on 4x4's, cut to fit and tied down. I place them from 25 to 50 yards in the back yard. I'll often see how accurate I am by going through them all with one or two springers. I keep track of my misses. Often just one or two misses, most on the longer shots. Takes a bit of time, and with all the knocking down it is very entertaining. I can only imagine how long it would take to hit each of your targets. Seems like a nice challenge ;-)... Cheers! Rick

mainevent777 said:

Yea I have the huben cricket. I would love to put that on my gauntlet with the 700cc tank.

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I move things around just to test things out between my various guns. The G30 currently has a non-plenum Cricket and a 700cc bottle. Which is why I was going to do the big plenum setup.

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Gear_Junkie said:

Gotcha, thanks! Do you recall how much of a difference it made to power output?

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Welcome! I purchased it from Ken Hick's and it was already installed. He might have had a .30 that he turned into a .22....not sure. I heard they come standard on older .30's but don't quote me on that!

Excellent shooting and very nice videos!

I ran a dead head test on my $250 GX CS2 when I got it as recommended. It was about 23 seconds. If you have this sort of data it's great if you think the compressor is not working great. If not, usually the issue is a leak. Soapy water might show you the location. You apply the water as you air up a gun.

stoti said:

It's crazy that both Fredrik & his son Johan, the owners of FX, are both left handed. Yet, they make airguns like the Maverick or Leopard that are so unfriendly to us LH shooters. Both are really great guys but I don't understand, why not make them ambidextrou?
Stoti

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This right here. A CNC machine would take a few extra lines of code to make an FX rifle left hand friendly. Boggles my mind. That's fine, I will take my funds else where.

The few times I handled an FX rifle I was afraid I was going to break it, they felt very flimsy. And that whole POI shifting issue would drive me mad.

Luckily there are companies out there that cater to left handed / ambidextrous shooters that are happy to take my funds and deliver a quality product.

The Taipan wins for hunting and the BRK wins for plinking. Both rifles are excellent ambidextrous options.

Vote with your funds!

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View attachment 558429Went to friends ranch today, got several gophers. This one 40yds. Steve!

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Great shot on that big gopher, nice pic too!

I think the old design that shot better was the "shallow" skirt version.

Ranchibi said:

Not that I know of, I believe it just adds a few more cubic centimeters of plenum space .

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Gotcha, thanks! Do you recall how much of a difference it made to power output?

Gear_Junkie said:

Does this plenum extension require a different valve stem?

Thanks!

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Not that I know of, I believe it just adds a few more cubic centimeters of plenum space .

You'll have to be more specific in your description of what's happening. If you have large filters (like the big gold Tuxing) it takes a minute to fill that area. What compressor? How long exactly does it take to start filling? Have you leak tested & dead head? This info is essential to getting pertinent answers.

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