Without a doubt it would be a visit to Mike’s shop to be a fly on the wall watching a Thomas rifle being built.

I would build a delta wolf compact no chrony so as compact as an M3 or Epoch compact, but a smart enough onboard that you can program weight and caliber for the speed you want out of the projectile and know what it will do without a chronograph. With a smoth carbon fiber bullpup chassis. And make actual damn large magazines for it, lol.

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100 yd bench centers on 11"x14"View attachment 582058

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Nice shooting! Where did you source these targets? UA asks for $5 ea for their 100 yard targets and that seems steep

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Ratzy said:

Westhunter and Vector Optics make the ones I use.

A bolt holds the two halves together. You remove the bolt and the upper half slides out and can be raised higher.

OR

A couple screws hold the halves. Just loosen and raise up or down.

WESTHUNTER WH201 Adjustable Profile Raise Picatinny Mounts CNC Precision

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Ok. Thanks checked it out very nice

Had a little daylight left and all this talk of 35E made me break mine out. Glad I did, always puts a smile on my face.

Ok here’s my question and issue. I have a mora .35. Mine started to leak air but from where? None of the witness holes ever bubbled and it was driving me crazy. I never had air coming from barrel, then I found it by accident. My hands covered in soapy water because I decided screw it I would just spray the whole gun and the butt plate had bubbles the hammer, hammer spring, air hammer. Whichever you call it and mine looks nothing like the one that’s not shown on the mora details page, looks kinda like the one shown in first pic and kinda like 2nd pic

But I don’t have a spring that fills the back slotted slide or guide, I have a small spring and a little pusher rod and another tube with a hole. Can’t seem to find anything online on how these parts go together. O ring fell out in pieces, so no who knows. AOA don’t have a diagram, Havnt heard back from RTI and this gun is like 2 months maybe, had to trade in the first one because one day it was shooting fine and I refilled with air and then it just woukdnt fire, it clicked and it did shoot a pellet maybe 20 ft but something went wrong for no reason. The hush 50 somehow a pellet clipped the internals of it and it broke into pieces maybe 2 weeks after purchase. So im starting to think maybe the choice I made was a bad one.

gaucho10 said:

I just purchased a GAMO Big Cat Maxxim, .177, 1400 fps. I took it out in the back yard to adjust my scope. I found that I can hit the target all over the place except dead-center. My background: this is my first pellet gun, I am retired SWAT (20 years ago), I still qualify yearly for my L.E.O.S.A. license, I can shoot a fairly good group, I still have good eyesight, but I CAN'T SHOOT A PELLET GUN! Is there a possibility that the scope is at fault, the rifle is out-of-wack or both?

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I'd personally say that you're pellets are too fast mate get them around 900-950fps and you should hit centre

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That part has been a concern of mine soon as I seen it. Looks too flimsy for all the force being applied to it. And I think you need special too just to take it out. Hopefully put some in stock at least.

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DeanB said:

I dont believe it would hurt it too much, make gun weigh 6.5# and put a nice scope would put it around 7.5# or so, about perfect to carry around in woods. If money is no problem then you could pretty much make it however you want.

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Very true very true lol

phillip said:

Interestingly, I'm working on one of those right now. I bought a sealing kit from a fellow on ebay, but it was a terrible disappointment. May I ask where you got yours?

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I got it from Crosman600repair.com, [email protected] You also might contact Mike Baker a member here he has a vast supply of parts and is very knowledgeable on the repairs.
Good luck on the repairs I found the rifle to be a bit tedious to reassemble, I hope it lasts a while before I need to go back inside.
Cheers

DeanB said:

BSA R12 and make it a carbine sporter walnut stock and everything else to make it light or a HW100 made to be lightweight and carbine. Not a bullpup fan.

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I love a compact type style rifle. But the Hw100 if you make lighter might hurt the accuracy you think?

II have a daisy version somewhere. Same action/ barrel with traditional wood stock.

Ratzy said:

Could be next week when magazines and regulator arrive. Possibly Sunday if my lowball bid holds up.

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Well, that lowball bid == HM1000x

Solo1 said:

Revere should make you happy for quite a while.

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Well you can only try to head them in the right direction.lol

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kwaping said:

I have one gun that I think can do it all and will last a long time. It is a Daystate Blackwolf, currently sporting a 23" .22 caliber pellet barrel. I'm going to get different barrels along the way, as they become available and I have "extra" money. I might get the tactical stock someday, too.

Wait... how much can you swap out and still have it be "one gun"?

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these are ghost barrels so to answer your question
this many times

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