Hobbyman2007 said:

I can see where some stone work and maybe change the intermediate sear angle could drastically improve it.
We never got the Kuzey airguns up here. What are the Reximex like ? Are they close to this?

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Reximex is a cross. Shares mags with the Kuzey. More Kral like on trigger and action yet all 3 are a little unique of each other.

Motorhead said:

#1 spot to look ... where the air tubes rear most section screws into receiver. The o-ring in that position is pressed into a V shape against the valve seat face ... it it prone to harden & fail !!!

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So I will be replacing all the tube orings for sure being how old it is however I went to fill it up and air is pissing out the weep hole for the regulator. My guess would be outer oring on reg failed?

trapdoor2 said:

Three down this evening. They've been digging in the tomato garden, wiped out one bed of new carrots and lopped off all the bottle-brush flowers. Mama said they gotta go. I usually does what she tells me.

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Smart man!

nomojo65 said:

Maybe this has already been brought up? But would like to know if you shoot a .22 do you use a .22 plug and what’s the scoring Dia. .2155 which is the outer dia. Of the Scoring ring from the plug of 10m with the clear plastic magnifier?
If you use a .177 dia. Plug then there is a lot of play which is open for interpretation. Note: I turned my aluminum Mike N. Plugs to .2145 for scoring Dia. And the plug Dia. Is .1795 and .1965 for the .22 if these dimensions are close to what you’re seeing? I turned Mikes plugs slightly smaller than than the 10m plugs.

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Hi Joe,

The official rules of our challenge specify that a .22 scoring gauge is used - whether shooting .177 or .22 (or .25 - the .22 gauge still kinda works).

This is the scoring gauge (plug) that I use. I also have Freeland’s .177 gauge.

I will put calipers on my Freeland .22 gauge and give you the diameter.


-Ed

Here's a preliminary 5 shot target shot at 20 yards.
With Sig Venom 7.87 pellets.
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Most dive shops will not fill over 3000psi. That won’t give you many fills before the pressure in the tank falls below the fill pressure of the rifle.
Thats why I bought a Daystate compressor.

Most of the scopes usually have a thread pitch 0.6 mm
I made a honeycomb for two of my scopes from aliexpress parts, they have kits available. Not simple but feasable, not pretty but working.

Ranchibi said:

Congratulations! Looks very light also!

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Yep, 4.6 lbs stock is pretty light. This little thing is hot stuff!

That sounds like a good deal compared to what I paid for a quart. Shipping was more than the quart from filter techs. Just checked and shipping for a gallon cost $22, but I paid $30 in shipping for a quart

If you find it's not the amperage I'd send it back. It's a PIA I know but a brand new GX should work right! Don't jeopardize the warranty by getting in too deep!

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Expensive stuff. I paid $25 for a quart and shipping was about the same

Maybe this has already been brought up? But would like to know if you shoot a .22 do you use a .22 plug and what’s the scoring Dia. .2155 which is the outer dia. Of the Scoring ring from the plug of 10m with the clear plastic magnifier?
If you use a .177 dia. Plug then there is a lot of play which is open for interpretation. Note: I turned my aluminum Mike N. Plugs to .2145 for scoring Dia. And the plug Dia. Is .1795 and .1965 for the .22 if these dimensions are close to what you’re seeing? I turned Mikes plugs slightly smaller than than the 10m plugs.

GTSdvr said:

I purchased a CS4 in 23, did the recommended maintenance after the first 4 hours of use but since then it has sat unused for about 2 years. Before I fire it up again any advice as to maintenance it may or may not need after sitting that long?

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Change the water preferably, pump it out. Check the grease knob. Remove the cover and inspect for cobwebs or dust and just clean like you would a computer.

Wait_what said:

Watched a squirrel wreck havoc on my neighbors tomato plants while daring that mangy flea bag to step one
curse-ed, disease carrying claw near my bird feeder.

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Three down this evening. They've been digging in the tomato garden, wiped out one bed of new carrots and lopped off all the bottle-brush flowers. Mama said they gotta go. I usually does what she tells me.

StAdmin said:

I have set up my uragan 3 compact to 160 atm. I am using jsb knocaut 1.645 gr with a speed of 892 fps. From refueling to 280 atm, I get 2 full drums with excellent accuracy per 100 meters. The farthest crow was mined at 191 meters

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Nice to get this information from you. Thanks
Does your barrel also like .217?
This is what my U3 looks like.

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This first holster is made by Uncle Mike’s. It’s called a sidekick scopes holster for an 8” barrel. The pistol fits snug with a red dot on it but is loose if using iron sights. Credit to @Genob for finding this one.


With no other options for a holster I made my own.

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Handmade from Herman Oak English bridle leather. Hand stitched using saddle stitch method to lock in every stitch ensuring longevity. (Top holster is slightly flared at muzzle end to accept a moderator)

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Is anyone still making these, think I might have a go.

Well today I got a couple of mice hanging out around the chickens. Got this one as it ran by trying to take food home to snack on. Lights out

Agnutty

I can see where some stone work and maybe change the intermediate sear angle could drastically improve it.
We never got the Kuzey airguns up here. What are the Reximex like ? Are they close to this?

EPG said:

Awesome job Ricky! A 200 18X 30-Masters while timing it for speed…. I‘ve never shot 18X…. period, lol.

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You guys are amazing!

EPG said:

Hi Marvin,

Yes, I will remove the previous 199 16X from the 40-Masters board - I posted to the wrong board… should have gone on the 40-Challenge board. Of course , you have now beat it with the 200 40-Challenge.

Great cards at both 40-Challenge and 40-Masters - congrats on the 200!

-Ed

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Phenomenal shooting Marvin! I truly admire these high scores with .177’s at 40 yards.

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If you can refill at night so you only have to worry about 1 day's air the above suggests 3 tanks for 3,000 shots per day.

Not sure you have time to wait for gun refills to shoot 3,000 rounds per day. But maybe if you have multiple guns and somebody in charge of refilling them. For my guns that are smaller than it sounds like you will be using my GX CS2 fills them in about 3 minutes. Big guns could take 5 minutes. On a 8 amp hour battery I can conservatively get 6 refills. So maybe 4 on a gun storing more air. 50 shots per fill (rough guess) means about 60 refills to get 3000 shots. So maybe 15 8 amp hour batteries. If you have a vehicle with an alternator you could use that to run the smaller GX compressors to reduce or eliminate the need for batteries. Or a small generator would work. I also have two big 120V 15A Milwaukee batteries. They weigh about 50 lbs so they are portable but I wouldn't want to carry them through the woods. They would power a compressor using about 1800 watts. I have run my Yong Heng with all it's peripherals on one. When I loose power I run a critical loads circuit in my house which includes my refrigerator with one of these batteries for 6-8 hours. The GX compressors seem more efficient in their power usage. My guess is you could run a GX 2, 3, or 4 for a day on one of these batteries. But that is just a guess.

I guess 3000 rounds of pb ammo is not weightless either but any way you do it, hauling air to run an airgun at this level will mean hauling some weight. Hand pumps are light and easily portable but a lot of work.