I will also say that the Mordax trigger is pretty bad. Have had a Mordax for a few weeks now and for that price the trigger is a real letdown. If you are a trigger snob then you will more than likely hate it. I dont mind the trigger so much now that im used to it but still. Disappointing for sure. With that said its still a really cool little airgun and very accurate.

Greg_E said:

I don't think they like to sell parts, I think they really want you to send it back for repair because it could be dangerous for you to fix it. That's what they claim about the Hammer, but that's hogwash.

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That's exactly what they want you to do.

SLICKNICK said:

I found Reg on eBay before I got hammer, and I got another one on eBay with a ninja 68 tank for $120. I bought a seal kit also from eBay to have a spare. All 3 regulators are identical. The brand new one came with 3 shims. The hammer came with 2. And the one with bottle, came with 3 shims. The kit came with 3 shims. I haven’t looked for a bottle for the gun, since I can teather it to 68 CU tank , and have about 8 shots on tap. 1 shim it shoots slower but you get 2 extra. 2 shim stock, and 3 shims according to Ninja Manual bumps it up to 3200 psi. Haven’t tried more than 3, and don’t intend to, because it shoots amazing. In its current configuration, I’ve shot over 1k rounds, and still holds air w/o leaks. That’s a 380 gr BTView attachment 513010View attachment 512990View attachment 512991

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Thanks for info.

Can't wait to get mine!

Always happy to support a forum member, especially when they produce such lovely items

JPSTEZ said:

I am considering one of these. I have an old Rapid that AZ tuned a million years ago, and I loved it. I’m over the FX thing. I just want something that just shoots out of the box.

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I still like my FX airguns, we'll see how the RAW stacks up.

Yse. Whole Reticle IR

The P-Force mod on the carbine makes it very pleasant to the ear. Doesn't seem to do anything on the P-Force though

Ranchibi said:

Congratulations! Enjoy shooting it! Like Airgunman said above...I fill mine to 250 bar. I detuned mine to shoot 18gr pellets @ 970fps and NSA 17.5gr slugs @ 950fps and get 70-80 shots, mine is a .22 also.

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I'm planing on trying slugs as an experiment.

I've a couple of PCPs tuned to 16 & 18 grain pellets for sub-60 yard work.

Was thinking of keeping the HM1000x tuned for heavier projectiles and try some 100 yards bench shooting.

Thanks for commenting!

I never seen a single drop of water vented from the purge valve, even when filling non-stop a 9L from empty.

birdie said:

Does anyone out there know the exact thread Umarex uses on The Hammer gauge. Or a link to a gauge that would work.

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Call umarex

Ezana4CE said:

@shambozzie Way to tease the new guy.

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I was looking at that but havent hit my 10 post limit yet

zx10wall said:

What’s the length of the indoor “tunnel” range?

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It’s a mere 15 yards. But it’s enough to get the point across to buyers

MQ32pa said:

I'm looking to get my first big bore hunting rifle and nee a little insight. First off I already have an Alkin compressor and a 74cf air venturi fill tank so that end is covered. I need some help on picking the rifle, been looking at the Texan ss457 cf series blemished and the bulldog 457 to keep the price range similar. What are pros or cons of my choices other than the obvious single shot vs magazine, more powerful Texan and kinda ugly bulldog. Looking at most reliable and accurate at 50-100yds. Most shots under 100 for hunting whitetails. Any help would be appreciated.

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Bull dog 457

A tuned .30 bighorn is $699.
Here's the average tune on them. 3650psi fill and 45 shots with 44.75JSB at 880-900fps.

AirShootist said:

Welcome! Store looks really nice! Great job!

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Thank you

Ezana4CE said:

Sometimes situations arise that require specific or specialty tools. I’m interested in suggestions for a bush gun- something compact that I can shoulder and shoot at short range in tight spaces like thickets, heavy undergrowth, a pine sappling stand, etc. Might sound strange, but it’s what I want. If I can find something less than 30 inches that would be great! So far I’ve considered:

Evanix Rex-P in .45 (super compact)
AEA Element in .45

Just something I’ve been thinking about on and off. What else can y’all suggest?

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I like the umarex

their knot cold “lieu-pold”?

beerthief said:

So if i have this right ? you shot one time then adjusted for the wind, again watching the flags blow and the non circled shot is the adjusts one ?

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Yeah, I've done pretty good with that 10 meter rifle at 30 yds so I wanted to try again, but the wind was non-stop for days so I couldn't just wait for a low wind day. My shots were all over the place so I thought "WTF". Never used flags before so I took a few minutes to make two, put one at the target and one halfway. I didn't realize that the wind was constantly changing, but that explained my horrible POA vs POI. Made some adjustments based on the flags and did much better, using the same card as a reference. Not enough better to best my previous score with no wind, though. And my results were less stellar with my .177 S510xs and my .22 Redwolf, which is what I usually shoot for precision 30 yds. So now I have a new skill to practice ...

That’s cool man. I’m still waiting to hear. I wish my leak was that easy! Mine is in the valve.

BordertownDevil said:

Hmmm. I guess it’s just me then. All by myseeeeeelf!

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Oralè.

I agree

rsfrid said:

So far I agree with everything but the trigger. Mine was set to 4-5 ounces and is just the way I like it for bench target shooting. I went with the 700cc bottle and a few other additions. I also use a March High Master target scope.

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I have the same Marksman 700cc, 300 bar bottle.

What pressure are you running your HM1000x at rsfrid?

My Users Manuel says 230 bar for the 480cc bottle.

Strictly off hand speaking, I think both pistols are quite inherently accurate. Where the Izzy falls behind is ergonomics. It is heavier and more awkward to shoot. You have to break your grip every shot to re-cock. The P8X grip is much better out of the box. I would think you would be able to shoot the P8X more consistently. Once again I’m speaking of offhand shooting.

I shoot pistols exclusively offhand with a 2 hand hold at 10M and 25 yards. I do not have a P8X but shoot a Steyr LP50 and an IZH 46M, both with red dots. I shoot the Steyr a little better than the Izzy, but not much, mostly because I shoot the Steyr more.

Need to add that the Izzy trigger is the best of all my pistols.

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