Air Venturi Maple vs Carm Magazines
- By Avator
- PCP Airguns
- 29 Replies
Big Air is made right here in the US and Troy is a great guy to deal with..
I hope so too…While it isn't what I have done it could be the right choice for you. I hope you get a good one.
That depends on our definition of worth it too. For me in airguns or pb, mediocre machining or wood isn't worth it to me anymore. I enjoy the upper level of craftsmanship on machines these days(and saved for them since I'm not loaded) after a lifetime of cheap glass and budget guns.Not not really, My 22cal Hatsan Fl
ashpup can kick a$$ . Keep it simple brother. No r egret.
which barrel were you using of the 3 ...or did all 3 have the same resistance?Mine are the .30 cal 35 inch barrels every pellet I had practically fell through, little to no resistance.
This was the exact same issue that happened to my carm magazines. That's why I ended up throwing them away and buying the maple. From my experience, there's a night and day difference in quality control between the twoI did purchase a Carm mag for a pp750 quite some time ago and I’ll just say it didn’t last very long. The spring and internal drum broke. I also replaced the mags for the PP750 with maple mags and it hasn’t skipped a beat yet.
You'll likely want .177 to compete in FT. They are more than adequate for pests and can be just as accurate.New member. I started out with a Hatsan 95 thinking I just wanted it for pest control (squirrels and rabbits). I hate it. But I caught the bug and now I am thinking I want something PCP and accurate (same hole) for target shooting as well. And there is a field target group near me in Dallas which I would like to try. I was thinking .22 caliber. I would like to find something used to get the most value. I would like to stay around $1k. I have thought about a new FX Crown basic (around $800) then get a chassis. I have also thought about Feinwerkbau's, Walther's, etc. Are there any recommendations for guns I should consider? I am just learning about guns in this price category. I could always bump my $$ if it is worth it. Buy once, cry once. Thanks.
Really not wanting to change anything,just kind of figured I’d ask about other experiences with it to even see if it was necessary.If you are getting a single hole at 40yards ...why change anything?
But, if you really want to tinker around,and not mess it all up.... get a second regulator.
Keep one on the original settings and play around with the second.
write it down or take pictures of your adjustments ..keep records as a tuning guide for yourself
If you screw up bad ...just put back in the original regulator
i'd still leave it as is
A steel tube (coming out from the head) -> enters the aluminum manifold block (with a gauge).Where is that part found?
Left handed?shooting a lefthand rifle sitting next to it in that position could not make that any harder
I was running with the 5 gallon bucket of water and was surprised by how quickly the water temperature rose. That’s what pushed me to a self contained cooling system. Was going to buy the stock tank but was only 5 liters. The self contained 032 has this tank and small computer fans, I think double the coolant and a bigger fan and radiators will cool better .Excellent forgot about that, yea I have the cheapest one without the filters etc. I thought you were just running the blue filter! I was impressed by the 119⁰f temperature though. I'm happy with mine so far. Zero issues
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I have 2 RAW's. Once you find something that works at an energy level close to what you want - DON'T MESS WITH IT.