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JaceSpace1369 · Apr 25, 2025

Nattboy said:
The Bullshark has a 19 inch barrel. Two inches longer than the SkyHawk. The Bullshark weighs less than the SkyHawk and has two different size hand grips and cheekpieces. The Bullshark has a removeable forward hand grip which I don't like. The Bullshark has a five year warranty. The SkyHawk has a one year warranty. I would like to know the weigh of the pellet used to obtain 950 fps.

It does say it's 32fpe so likely the 15.89

allan_wind · Apr 25, 2025

Peashooter said:
It is the cheap Oneleaf NV500 scope

The footage looks nice and certainly usable for the task at hand. It's always funny to me how huge rats are compared to mice in the scope. I would love a thermal scope but too cheap to spring for one that is sufficiently good. They seem to come down in price over the years.

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Michigander · Apr 25, 2025

Windmill01 said:
I read this article a few years ago by Tom Gaylord after I noticed drift to the left and then drift to the right at different distances when shooting a particular spring rifle. Initially I thought it might be a bad scope but Mr Gaylord’s article made sense to me. I didn’t fix to problem however I compensated for it at different distances.
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I am just a recreational shooter at this point so minor shifts in POI with distance are more a matter of curiosity than anything else. I have done the mirror alignment thing in the past to make sure the elevation adjustment was aligned with the bore. That did seem to help in at least one situation. To really chase down more subtle effects an indoor range would be a big help.

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mikey fingers · Apr 25, 2025

kopi said:
Received the Akela! It delivered a few days ago but didn't get a chance to grab it till today. Man this thing feels solid. There was about 2000 psi in it so I took a few shots at night just to feel the trigger and hear how loud it is. First off I wanna say everything about this feels quality, every action on this thing feel really smooth. But its really loud for our small back yard, I will def need to get a moderator. Airgun Revisions is really awesome, this thing was shipped out really quick, everything was very tightly packed and well oiled, not sure if that was them or the factory but I will be ordering more stuff from them for sure.View attachment 557838

Man that's nice wood stock

Michigander · Apr 25, 2025

EquivalentDelta said:
Well that’s certainly a good looking card.

If you want a more representative idea of your rifle’s capabilities, you’re going to need to shoot bigger groups. In the order 20-30 shots to get some statistically significant results.

I’d be very curious to see you repeat this with a 30 shot group. If your bull gets destroyed you can always use multiple cards and then transfer the shots to a master card via a marker

If you want you can overlay these groups to see what a twenty shot group from a cold rifle would look like. I agree, five shot groups don’t tell you much, but in this case I wanted to show changes as the rifle warmed up. When working up loads for centerfire I do shoot ten shot groups and find I get more repeatable group size that way.

Michigander · Apr 25, 2025

markhooper said:
I'd agree with you on group size but if you are hunting and expecting to hit what you are aiming at..in that case I'd pick probably 5&4.. and 1&2 you might accidentally hit what you are aiming at assuming that first shot was the bullseye one.. good groups are no good in hunting if all shots are in the same spot but say above the squirrel head..
but seriously you did some good shooting..
curious is that the TX 200 ?
Mark

It was a TX200HC tuned down to around 11 ft-lb. I didn’t warm up the rifle or re-zero for this session as you might for competition. Even for hunting I like to take a shot or two to verify zero before going out. For tiny targets like house sparrows changes in wind conditions can make a difference. I sometimes wonder if a full power gun shooting at 13 ft-lb might be less susceptible to POI shifts, but I seem to shoot tighter groups with the rifle tuned down a bit.

coastal drifter · Apr 25, 2025

Vetmx said:
Well it sounds like you can’t resist twisting knobs and turning screws. But I don’t think it will shoot much better than it’s shooting now. At 85 yards, 3/4” is no joke with pellets straight out the tin.

There lays the problem, you get sub to MOA groups but think "I know I can do better" lol. Lots to factor in day to day and even hour to hour when shooting groups.

_CTAIRGUNNER_ · Apr 25, 2025

Bit & Bark had a good haul this week!!

EquivalentDelta · Apr 25, 2025

Well that’s certainly a good looking card.

If you want a more representative idea of your rifle’s capabilities, you’re going to need to shoot bigger groups. In the order 20-30 shots to get some statistically significant results.

I’d be very curious to see you repeat this with a 30 shot group. If your bull gets destroyed you can always use multiple cards and then transfer the shots to a master card via a marker

JaceSpace1369 · Apr 25, 2025

markhooper said:
what you said is great, I'd add to not use water.. either use a good quality extended life antifreeze or use regular concentrate antifreeze with distilled water, basically the same thing.. extended life antifreeze is that because it's thinned with distilled water.. you should be good for 5 years between changes.
also note, I would try to not leave it set for that long..I'd try to run it at least 4x per year, even if you don't compress anything, just cycle it for a minute to keep the lubricant around and all corrosion from inside the cylinder..
I used to live where it was extremely humid.. would rain inside the metal barn during winter even cold weather.. and well especially if it frosted.. once had a small engine.. maybe a rototiller.. and it seezed.. during one especially damp winter.. pulled the spark plug , one squirt of WD 40 left it set all day and then very slowly pulled the cord with the ignition off and then it was fine so I started it up and never let it sit through the whole winter
had a neighbor with a similar experience with a shop compressor too..
Mark

Yes that's what I meant by change the water, I actually just changed mine 2 or 3 days ago. I hadn't used my compressor for about 3 or 4 weeks. And I decided to take a look at the water. And it had stuff forming in it, even though I had added distilled water and water wetter. When I pumped the water out there was dirt at the bottom that I cleaned up before pouring new one again

coastal drifter · Apr 25, 2025

Where I live used to be rural, lots of wildlife including fox, squirrel, racoon etc. Now with all the building of subdivisions you rarely see any of them. The way I see it is everything has to live somewhere and be thankful they are not all gone.

coastal drifter · Apr 25, 2025

DesertSilver said:
That's the whole point.

I was speaking of accuracy.

Chris_K · Apr 25, 2025

On that gun the CO2 system is in the magazine. For the magazine you can put a drop of silicone oil on the tip of the CO2 cartridge every few cartridges, or you can use Crosman Pellgun oil (which is nondetergent motor oil if you read up on it).

Use whatever you want in the gun. Too thick and/or too much of a grease can slow down the slide as the CO2 pressure drops. I personally use ALG Go-Juice 0000 Very Thin Grease (a firearms lube); it's thicker than oil, but thinner than grease. You don't need a lot of lube.

Fays · Apr 25, 2025

LOKILUXURY said:
I recently purchased an Edgun Peazy with a 500cc bottle. i filled it up to 300 bar and when i tried to fill up my leshiy 2, it just leaks whenever i pull the peazy trigger. ive swapped out the fill probes and it still does not fill the gun because it just gushes air. i used the same probe to fill up the gun via my air compressor and it filled it just fine. any idea what the issue is?

I have the same issue. Mine came from the Huben dealer in Spain (I live in Europe). What's the latest on your situation with the Peazy?

turbospud · Apr 25, 2025

precision 33g slugs produce really good accuracy at 1050fps too

MarkWE · Apr 25, 2025

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MarkWE · Apr 25, 2025

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MarkWE · Apr 25, 2025

*** SOLD *** Orcair Digital Chronograph half inch-20 thread, Rechargeable, Includes hard case, charging cable and instructions, This unit simply screws on in place of your moderator. Used, but in very good condition. ~~$80-shipped~~ $70.00 shipped - PayPal Friends & Family, (if PayPal Goods & Services add $4.00 to cover fees), or USPS Money Order. - Trades or partial trades possible, send a picture of what you have to trade. I do not want breakbarrels

MarkWE · Apr 25, 2025

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