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Impact701 · Mar 13, 2025

Smoke'n Hot !

JimD · Mar 13, 2025

I had a more expensive chronograph until I shot it one too many times trying to get a reading. I now use two inexpensive chronographs and prefer them. They do not give the same velocity but it is within a few fps and close enough for me. They have a more limited window for where the shot needs to be to get a reading. So setting one downrange would be more challenging. On the other hand, accidentially shooting one is less painful, I think, if it only cost $25. The shot window is well within my expected accuracy so it should be possible. I am just after muzzle velocity mainly for tuning purposes and they work great for that. No external lighting needed. I write down the readings but mine do record a string it is just seems challenging to retreive.

JaceSpace1369 · Mar 13, 2025

The Arca rail is sweet!

Pale_Rider · Mar 13, 2025

Wait for a used Huben gk1 to pop up in the classifieds. They sell for around $800-$1000 used. As a matter of fact, if you love near Savannah, Georgia there’s a member selling one for $800 (pick up only though).

baranjhn · Mar 13, 2025

I’m in the process of clearing a field target range and wanted to gauge participant interest. I still need more targets, so if you have some that would be a good.

The caveat is I don’t have alot of parking and we have to walk down a steep hill to the course.

Send me a PM if interested. I like to have a shoot in late April sometime after the Indiana Airgun Show.

Mycapt65 · Mar 13, 2025

Struckat said:
Thanks Ron, but I only see the $12.66 price? The sale must be over?
What is the TG part number? They only show 1, the description is the same.

That's what I see now on my phone. My iPad is on my wife's prime account. Maybe it was a prime only sale.

Pfddi · Mar 13, 2025

MadeInRu said:
Hi Pfddi, thanks a lot for your quick response. What I meant is that I have a limit for firearms only, which is why I sold the CZ 457. I can own as many airguns as I can afford. Swapping barrels is not something I would be doing, to be honest. I'm thinking of just going with .25.

Ok - then in that case the biggest difference would be the barrels. As I mentioned, the RTI .25 barrel shoots both slugs and pellets and the Krait L comes with either a choked or non-choked barrel, so really one or the other. If you want a gun that shoots slugs, either will work but make sure you get the un-choked barrel in the Krait.

MOE.LB · Mar 13, 2025

Very excited to use this and a big step up from my cheapo one. Already much nicer to use and the image is loads easier on the eyes. Unfortunately my pump broke so it'll have to wait a bit till I get this used compressor deal for 150$.

It's worth noting that a kind member which name is not to be disclosed as I don't know if they want to be mentioned in public bought this for me. This community is nice and it's amazing how someone would go out of his way to help a new airgunner. So thank you to the good man who helped me on this. And I made a friend along the way!

Lineman Bob · Mar 13, 2025

I am patiently waiting for my Weihrauch HW97k .22 with walnut stock. Should be here today. This is my first air gun so I have a lot to learn. I am 80 yrs old so not a lot of time left to enjoy it. Now I need to select scope and mounts. No hunting, just plinking.

Jetdro · Mar 13, 2025

I have both 22 and 25 barrels for mine. After shooting the 25 I put the 22 barrel up for long-term storage as I'm not going to use it. My particular gun shoots the .25s better and in my opinion, you can't do any better than the Hades pellet. Yes it's more expensive to shoot than the tutu. But it's a different experience I like it much more than the tutu.

MadeInRu · Mar 13, 2025

Pfddi said:
@MadeInRu

Welcome to the forum.

You are in luck in that I have both guns! I like both but if I had to pick one and especially in your case with a limited number per license, I would go with the P3 as you can swap out the barrels easily - if that is allowed within the terms of the license. The P# in .22 and .25 with thei RPB barrel is one of the few that I have owned that will acutally shoot both pellet s and slugs well. I currently have my P3 with the .25 barrel and I am shooting 30.2g AEA slugs out of it at and it is maintaing groups the size of a 0.01 EU (thumb size and smaller...).

As you sdaid, both are bullpups and are very easy to carry around and to hunt with - sepecially in thick wooded or brush areas. The P3 .22 barrel is 600mm and the Krait L is 550mm. The P3 is actually easier to adjust. The Krait s adjustable but in my experience it is more :sensative" to get in the sweet spot. Both are more accurate guns than I can shoot. You really can't go wrong with either.

Hi Pfddi, thanks a lot for your quick response. What I meant is that I have a limit for firearms only, which is why I sold the CZ 457. I can own as many airguns as I can afford. Swapping barrels is not something I would be doing, to be honest. I'm thinking of just going with .25.

Dewy · Mar 13, 2025

steve123 said:
Thanks for showing your results.

If you would please do so, shoot some group"s" at 50Y at setting 3 and at setting 9 because it seemed 3 was more precise. I'm just curious as 3 through 6 are more precise as well. Also opposite of that - 10 to 1 going clockwise seem less precise.

All that is to say I'd rather be clocked away from 9 if I can get twice the precision. The problem is it takes quite a bit of trial and error shooting groups in calm conditions to make a fruitful decision.

These were shot indoors at 50 yards. From my understanding you want your barrel at the top of the indexing. Don’t take the group size into consideration as I was limited at my time on the bench and was shooting fairly quickly to get through all 12 positions. I Thought it was interesting that the circle was that large at 50 yards.

OldVet · Mar 13, 2025

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Pfddi · Mar 13, 2025

@MadeInRu

Welcome to the forum.

You are in luck in that I have both guns! I like both but if I had to pick one and especially in your case with a limited number per license, I would go with the P3 as you can swap out the barrels easily - if that is allowed within the terms of the license. The P# in .22 and .25 with thei RPB barrel is one of the few that I have owned that will acutally shoot both pellet s and slugs well. I currently have my P3 with the .25 barrel and I am shooting 30.2g AEA slugs out of it at and it is maintaing groups the size of a 0.01 EU (thumb size and smaller...).

As you sdaid, both are bullpups and are very easy to carry around and to hunt with - sepecially in thick wooded or brush areas. The P3 .22 barrel is 600mm and the Krait L is 550mm. The P3 is actually easier to adjust. The Krait s adjustable but in my experience it is more :sensative" to get in the sweet spot. Both are more accurate guns than I can shoot. You really can't go wrong with either.

steve123 · Mar 13, 2025

MikeVV said:
In case you haven't seen it yet -

Not quite on the shelves yet, but you wont get any shorter.
Especially from quality manufacturer.

May tax your bank account a little though.

EOTech Vudu Ultra Short Rifle Scope 3-9x 32mm Illuminated HC1 Reticle

The super short EOTech Vudu 3-9x32 riflescope might just be the perfect optic. The housing is constructed of aircraft-grade aluminum to be compact,...

www.midwayusa.com

Mike

It's interesting.
Super compact but 3x magnification ratio so will IQ be weird or not??
No side focus or AO either.
Wonder where it's made?
Also would like to find out if illume is nuclear daylight bright or not. If so this scope gets more interesting to me.

A nice thing is it's SFP so reticle should be as easy to see on 3x as on 9x and I assume the reticle is correct at 9x.

Kgphotos · Mar 13, 2025

.20calguy said:
Well did you buy one?

Yes. I did order one. I’ll share some photos when it gets here.
Kenny

Moonpie · Mar 13, 2025

Kgphotos said:
Keep in mind that the one piece risers may interfere with magazines. I made that mistake and had to return them and buy the two piece risers.

Good point.
Come to think of it I just about made that same mistake also!
I’ll check my choices again.

Michael · Mar 13, 2025

I wanted a heavy-weight projectile pusher. Lucky for me Utah Airguns has the FX Panthera’s on special right now

so I snagged a 700mm

. The first thing I did was move over all my Airmarksman accessories (Undertaker Rail & weights, carbon fiber grip, 300b bottle) and of course the Element Optics Nexus, Studmagloader magazines, and Impulse Airgun 1350 moderator.

This thing is

!!!

nervoustrig · Mar 13, 2025

DeanB said:
If some o rings are dried out going bad do you not think that more then likely others could be in same condition.

Possibly, but O-rings in a regulator tend to degrade more rapidly than elsewhere in the pressurized system, particularly those on the high pressure side. Meaning those toward the narrow end of the piston. Why is that? Because of thermal stress of the refill cycle. Heat essentially cooks the elastomer and it becomes hard and brittle over time.

This embrittlement is the most common form of “drying out” that occurs. However there is also a slower form caused by oxidation. Lubricating seals with silicone grease slows this effect to some degree by reducing the rate of gas diffusion through the material.

rj.psenica · Mar 13, 2025

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1900colt · Mar 13, 2025

ksblank said:
I guess without knowing exactly how the water is channeled through the radiator, it is difficult to determine if the full benefit of the radiator is being used. The ports are fairly close together as discussed. I wonder if the GX folks would have any comments about that?

You can tell the whole radiator is being used in this position by using a laser thermometer on the opposite side. Or just touch it...

There is a divider between the ports inside the tanks. They are just off the shelf universal radiators used in other applications, such a computers.

The factory has been testing the radiator position themselves and I believe they will be using this position as well.

rokonman · Mar 13, 2025

Any such thing as pretty FX walnut? I have never handled a walnut stocked FX and to be honest the promo photos from FX and its dealers have been ho hum at best. If you have one I would appreciate a picture or two that hopefully proves me wrong.

Kgphotos · Mar 13, 2025

Moonpie said:
Thanks
I’ll look into them.

Keep in mind that the one piece risers may interfere with magazines. I made that mistake and had to return them and buy the two piece risers.

MadeInRu · Mar 13, 2025

Good time of the day, everyone.

A quick introduction: I primarily shoot firearms and have only occasionally shot air guns. I live in the Netherlands, and unlike in the USA, we have a limit of five firearms per personal license. I used to have a CZ 457 for fun shooting, but I had to sell it to make room on my license.

Now, to the main question—I’ve narrowed my search for an air gun down to the Krait L and the RTI P3 Performance. While I’m not a big fan of the bullpup design, I can appreciate its compactness in this case. I’ve spent a fair amount of time on forums reading reviews and getting a general impression of both guns. For me, it's about target shooting at distances of up to 100 meters.

Is there any noticeable difference in performance and accuracy when using slugs and pellets? Or does it mostly come down to personal preference?

I have to add that the P3 looks like something straight out of a Fallout game—a damn paddle, a gas tank, and a steel pipe put together. But in the end, of course, it’s all about the actual quality of the gun.

Thanks a lot in advance!

Will74 · Mar 13, 2025

12,4mm x 2,4mm measured with a digital caliper, so 12,5mm x 2,5mm could be nominal size.
It doesn't have to be perfect to do the job.

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