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Update: Replaced the "transfer hose" and holding 100 bar of air. Will monitor and if pressure holds up at 250 bar, I will consider this problem solved.

woogie_man said:

You made a good choice with the RAW... but be careful as they have a tendency to replicate in the safe!

I started with one and I have 3 now, and I am looking at getting another one if I can.

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I’m sure it’s addictive for sure!
Momma’s going to crap if I keep this hobby up!

Hi Guys,
I shot this card the other day but didn't get around to scoring and picture taking until today. It is my first card with the FX FDR Classic 500mm in .177. I am getting closer to a good tune as I was able to shoot a 30yd Challenge - 192-8X. So put it on the Leader Board so I have something to aim to beat.

Not bad as it was a bit breezy, 4-5mph gusts. The breeze was from my 8 o'clock so I think I got a couple of spirals (how else do I explain the 7 on 7).
I was shooting at 795fps but still think I am getting too much air out of the barrel. I will probably dial back two or three clicks (yep clicks, the hammer spring adjuster on the newer DRS's now has a ball detent and 15 clicks to a revolution for about 0.67mm/click) to see if the pellets fly any better.

Cheers,
Greg

Shotgun shells offhand @50 yards with a springer and open sights.

You made a good choice with the RAW... but be careful as they have a tendency to replicate in the safe!

I started with one and I have 3 now, and I am looking at getting another one if I can.

Ricochet said:

Thanks, Glen, for all you do. I enjoyed my day with ya'll...

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Glad you were able to make it. Always good to have you on the line. You'd better enjoy the day, for all the road time you put in to get here But on the serious side: If it's ever not an enjoyable day or we need to do something differently, don't hesitate to let me know.

woogie_man said:

Yeah I know ...... I had to though LOL

The Raw rifles just shoot great out of the box and no fiddling is needed. But if you need to twist knobs and tinker an FX rifle is for you. Don't get me wrong they are fun to tinker with that is for sure, but if you want to shoot.... look else where

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That’s why I returned the Avenge x!
Didn’t want to work on stuff

I may be wrong, but from the video the magazines do look like the m60/zelos mags. Also from the video to me anyway it seems that the lower air cylinder is like on the zelos/m60 and therefore removeable. This means that you should be able to add a bottle but may need an adapter line the one on the notos that drops down to allow for clearance.

Great family. Yes a 300 is really easy for a new shooter to sit down and do well with. You raised them right.

Yeah I know ...... I had to though LOL

The Raw rifles just shoot great out of the box and no fiddling is needed. But if you need to twist knobs and tinker an FX rifle is for you. Don't get me wrong they are fun to tinker with that is for sure, but if you want to shoot.... look else where

Reg o rings. Degass and remove reg and replace all o rings. There's one in the action that can be a bear to see and get out, especially if it gets hard. Id do all the others and only tackle the one in the receiver if necessary.

woogie_man said:

The easiest way to adjust these rifles is with the regulator. But honestly they come really well set up from the factory, so there is really no need to mess with anything.

Keep it simple and enjoy shooting the rifle. If you wanted a rifle that you had to fiddle with....... you should have went with an FX. LMAO

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Dang!
What a nice jab

Yep I’m Leaving it alone for now.

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No,Vorteck 12 kit. Must be a long one. I'll just keep it as is for now for 50 yds. I tried .453, no go, the .452 seems to be the answer. What I started to notice, I usually shoot a lot of 4 in one tiny hole and then one leaked out. Now they are more globs. The group with the x is because the AR bangers got to me with their blast. They didn't hit much but made a lot of noise.

The easiest way to adjust these rifles is with the regulator. But honestly they come really well set up from the factory, so there is really no need to mess with anything.

Keep it simple and enjoy shooting the rifle. If you wanted a rifle that you had to fiddle with....... you should have went with an FX. LMAO

bigHUN said:

Tinkering out laud now.
If my memory serves me well every time I had to replace the pistons because of a worn rings... this green o-ring was broken.
If that green o-ring is gone, the back pressure puts an extra stress on the piston rings.

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I need to figure some other material that is less Temp vulnerable.
I have nomore of these in green, I just put a black NBR70 for now...

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Where is that part found?