JaceSpace1369 said:

Hearing that a $2300 rifle wins for plinking is wild lol.

I agree though, the decisions made when there is money to be made is kinda crazy. But there are left handed kits for the M3 and the cocking lever is ambidextrous.

Maybe it wasn't worth the effort for them to do it on different platforms?

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The BRK is perfect for my plinking needs. Plus the option to upgrade calibers / barrels in the future was a major factor.

Daystate has been selling bespoke left handed rifles before I started shooting. They always work. Never any surprises.

I do not want to purchase a rifle and then need to purchase a kit to make it left handed. I would probably mess it up and then madness.

AGT, RTI, Taipan and a few others make excellent ambidextrous rifles if Daystate is not your brand. Hell, even Marauders have always been ambidextrous.

Vote with your wallet! Life is too short to shoot crappy airguns!

I shoot 3 shot per 1/4 inch dot. Over 1/2 the pellet has to be inside the dot to count as a hit .

Yellow was dead even before it died,....yeah different name but basically a dead forum

1st...make sure you have air


2nd...this is your a power adjuster. On side is a knob other side is marked. Turn all the way towards the + sign


3rd...this is your hammer spring adjuster. Screw the adjuster in, more tension more more power.


All this is applicable providing it is a non European model

As this is a UK unit it most likely have a number of so called anti tamper devices installed.
These need to be removed to be able to adjust, for instance hammer spring pressure.

The PB as a platform though no doubt has much speaking for it. Simple n rugged in short terms.
On the earlier guns it´s rather common with broken loading levers as is it with poppet stems that looks like a d*mn Z after a No of firings.
That being said though...

I pulled the plug completely on one in 25cal and the thing just simply delivers. Granted, not all that much of the stocker remains but then again OTOH it kind of is a proof of concept if nothing else.
Since it sports a regulator set to approx 160 bar on a larger plenum.



As you can see even the stock is severely lightened. Reg pressure gauge has been added as has an auxillary tank on 350cc. Runs both hard n long due.
What i´m saying is that the potential is certainly there.

To get to the anti tamper, if applied, the innards needs to be let out of the stock. It´s held in there via one single allen bolt that rides in the cutout on the stock behind the trigger.
Remove and need be take a pic n post.
It is NOT illegal for you to remove the anti tamper to meet power requirements.

Very nice co2's

The price of pellets seems to be rising so I ordered 10 tins of Meisterkugelns. These pellets have treated me well over the years <12 bucks a tin and free shipping off Amazon shipping these days is outrageous. Even though I can buy 10 meter single bull targets for 5 bucks a 100 shipping essentially doubles the price. If I could have included them with the pellets it would have been nice but they didn’t have them where the pellets came from. Perhaps I’ll check with the local print shop and see if they can possibly print some cheaper. Not sure if they have the appropriate paper though

Recently purchased a tin of each for experimentation exclusive to my Condor SS along with comparison to the old style. Both new design shot to the same POA @ 50yds @ 940fps ... the old style were off a couple inches and didn't group as well.

Been a bit, but I couldn't find anything when I was looking to answer the same question myself.

It’s simply an oring thing. Easy fix is completely subjective. On the surface yes just an oring change. I personally find them a royal PIA. There are videos on YouTube and like 5 or 6 orings to change. There is an oring in the bottom of the reg itself that is super hard to get back in to the right spot. There is one that is hidden pretty well down inside the gun body itself. In the threaded hole the reg unscrews out of. Super tricky as well. If you do it yourself absolutely get some non marring picks. Nylon or brass ones as to not scratch the oring sealing surface or you will have a permanent leak. The gun is also under warranty and can be sent to utah Airguns or cape fear Airguns if you are in the east coast. Unfortunately the same thing happened to my BT after a couple months. After struggling with the reg I sent it to cape fear.

BSJ said:

AA's "tactical chassis' is a good option.

A BR plate on the forearm and any number of AR type stocks are available.

This too https://sureshot-airguns.co.uk/custom-stocks/

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Thanks for the reply. I actually have that stock already....bought it several years ago when I was using this S400 for field target. It works great. I'm leaning more toward a traditional wood stock.

I shoot 13 mrds out of a ghost from 810-950 with good results.

Retrojeep said:

Some of my other Nickel CO2s.



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That’s a very nice collection of co2 rifles.

Another great video and one shot one kill!

Heading up tomorrow!!
LET'S HAVE FUN!!
and maybe shoot a bullseye or 2
Looks like we might be in for a wet match

Making the stock more stable in the bags is a great help. Do it on the butt also.Turning a 10.5 lb bench rifle into a 17.0 gun required more weight than I could fit inside the butt. I added these rails to balance the rifle and it aided tracking tremendously. It did require having Protector making a rear bag to fit the rails.

Thanks for the update

I guess I never reported back. I was cruising through Motonet a couple months ago and on a whim busted a pair of Gamo 8 or 10x binos out of the box to check them out.

I looked up into the rafters all the way across the store, easily 50+ meters and I could see dots smaller than .177 pellets in the white paint. For 30 euros I took them home.

They work great for me at 50m. They do fall off near dusk but so does my diopter sight. There is a little chromatic aberration, but it’s not enough to really mess you up.

For the price, highly recommended if you can hold them steady enough to look through.

Trucker3573 said:

Regulator one failure. You will find this isn’t uncommon unfortunately with fx.

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Is this something that is just a simple o-ring fix or something wrong with the reg itself? I have an email into Bullet Central so I’ll see what they say as well.

I received my oring kit on Friday. Planning to attempt the rebuild sometime this week. Anything I should know? How long would you estimate the rebuild to take?

AA's "tactical chassis' is a good option.

A BR plate on the forearm and any number of AR type stocks are available.

This too https://sureshot-airguns.co.uk/custom-stocks/

Thanks for posting Shamu, I have bought a used Skout Epoch and have had it for one week now. I appreciate you posting your tune. I have long and short barrels. And will see what I get when I try your tune. Do you know what your dwell is set to. Also what pressures are you running in the hi/low regulators. TIA. Dave

Regulator one failure. You will find this isn’t uncommon unfortunately with fx.

Shallow used to be the good ones.
I haven't see anything saying the new shallow skirts are any better than the same junk they've been putting out since lockdown.

I've relegated my COVID era MRDs to my PP700 at 15 yards. 4000 of them useless for anything else!

Look at the classifieds from time to time but it’s full of scammers now. Agree about GTA. HAM isn’t bad just needs to get going a bit better. Honestly would love to see another forum as popular as this one. Would be 100% awesome.