daddypaddy said:

anybody having problems with the cocking lever getting stuck or losing power?
this could be your problem.
-open up the top rail of the cocking lever and take a look inside. you might have a pellet stuck in there.
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-for loss of power. you might also have a pellet or two between the hammer and poppet valve pin. i found all these slugs smashed around the pin, acting like a shim and stopping the hammer from fully opening the valve.. i suspect it’s my doing by not seating the slugs/pellets fully into the magazine before shooting them. i may have also done this when i had to unjam a pellet from the muzzle with a stick and may have popped the pellet into the space where the pellet probe retracts into when cocked.
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don’t be like me i couldn’t find anything online about this so i hope it comes in handy for a future shooter of this platform. shoots!

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TMH said:

The Caimans have a pretty short barrel shroud so they seem to put out a little more noise as compared to other air guns with comparable 500-ish mm barrels.

With that said, it doesn't seem to take too much to tame their bark if they aren't wasting air as folks have described above. Mine is a Gen 1 'X' in .25 cal and a simple FX by DonnyFL mod does the job just fine. It seems like the 'ping' from the gun's action is louder than its muzzle report, but that ping is right by the shooter's ear.

Awfully good shooting guns though (especially after performing the weevil mod).

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Kerslachon said:

I contacted factory support. The GS cs4 holds 300 ml, not 500 ml as the manual says. GX said they will update the manual.

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rut said:

Why is it when I release the pressure from the two bleed valves on my GX filter ( lower first, then upper) then open the bleed valve on my compressor I get no release of any pressure at all from the compressor?

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Ratzy said:

Alkin w31 costs what nowadays?
$4,000 or $5,000?
To fill one PCP rifle and maybe a tank.

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garyinky said:

I'm familiar with the Komplete but I intend to shoot more than would be cost effective in that platform. I can see how it would be great in certain situations though. I know the Daystate Huntsman in the classifieds would be a good one to start with but it'll probably be gone by the time I become legal, lol.

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fishing43 said:

Couple of tanks and Alkin w31 and your set.

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DARKHORSE1967 said:

You could sleeve it with a pre-cut foam.






What’s the length of pull? 14 inches

Is it a Picatinny/1913 mounting? There are to types one picatinny and other for the TequilaGUN it is mounting removing the beaver tail.

Moreover, what’s the tube size and does it have the same outside diameter as the honeycomb section’s? The diameter of the carbon fiber tube and honeycomb 3D printer part is 3/4”.

Thanks

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_CTAIRGUNNER_ said:

Evol .30 paradigm

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357cal said:

How many of you run the Caldwell Precision Turret? I’ve been using mine for a while now and really appreciate the concept—solid platform, adjustable height, and great for blind setups or bench shooting. That said, I’ve never been a big fan of the stock clamp. It does the job, but the lock/unlock action is a bit binary, and there's not much room for micro-adjustment or fluid repositioning.

I recently swapped it out for a WEYLLAN ball head and it completely changed the feel. Way smoother movement, quieter transitions (huge for coyotes), and the dual-knob setup lets me dial in tension exactly how I want it. Plus, it returns to zero reliably after angled shots, which helps in tight shooting lanes.

Anyone else mod theirs? I'd love to see how folks are optimizing theirs for field use—whether it’s clamp swaps, stealth upgrades, or plate mods.

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like.2.fly said:

I've been shooting and hunting all my life, but never with airguns. Do you advise starting with a simple break barrel rifle, or jumping right into PCP with all the related paraphernalia?

Main use would be for general plinking and target shooting, marksmanship training, perhaps some small pest control and light hunting. I'm not a competitive shooter, but accuracy is important and would like to be able to consistently achieve 1" groups at 30 - 50 yards with practice. I prefer classic looking rifles over the modern chassis/bullpup/AR styles. I also need back yard friendly noise levels, and this might be the most important thing. It needs to be as QUIET as possible. Cost isn't the biggest concern, but is a factor. I know break barrels are simpler and cheaper. But what is the quietest and most accurate without making a huge commitment?

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Peskådot671 said:

I just checked again. If you click on .22, Dark Wood, and 330mm, it should show "Available". The other versions in .177 and .22 in regular wood stock appears to be out of stock or says to call for availability.

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Vetmx said:

The BSA R10 has always been on my list of guns to own someday. It has a bottle but not a burden of a bottle. Do a search of the R10 on here. I know several guys who have had them and discussed the gun. I’m sorry I can’t remember their names right now. I have a BSA Ultra SE and it’s a quality piece, comfortable ergos, and exceptionally accurate. If the guy hasn’t messed with that R10, you might want to jump on it if it’s priced right. The guys who have left their R10’s alone seemed happy.

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