Gamo Piston seal
- By Jr007
- Traditional Airguns
- 93 Replies
Vortek makes piston seals for the Gamo 25 mm it only make sense to make one for the 29mm. Hopefully Vortek comes thru.
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Probably but there’s no difference other than the spring and sled adjustment. Any good tuner can do it. I don’t think the TP hole size is smaller on the UK version either.wonder if the UK version can be had in USA ? probably special order ?
Tim, wonderful groups with the different pellets! The ones that are accurate are really accurate!Quick testing some pellets today in 3 guns. This is the first that I have tested Apolo pellets and they were disappinting.
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Yes it can.If i reduce the power (say 11 FPE ) can the sled be adjuster accordingly ?
Oh honey, shush! Shush with those shush pickles!I have a few moderators, I liked testing out the various models.
My Sumo is 1.6"
My 0db 160 is 1.33"
My Reximex Silent Force is 1"
My STO Falx is 1.75"
My STO Sarrissa is 1.75"
My Huma Air Mod 50 is 1.9365"
My Huma Air Mod 40 is 1.6"
My Airgun Capital is 1.125"
My Buck Rail is 1.2"
I have a Hugget Magna on my FX .30 Bobcat but that is with a friend. Came with the gun when I bought it. Very good moderator.
And none of them is a problem.
All do a very good job of moderating.
Only a few DB difference, mostly by ear.
The Huma, STO, Sumo and Odb are .30
The others are all .25
Huma and STO Sarrisa are very long.
The 0db most expensive.
Huma and STO next.
Silent Force lowest cost
Buck Rail next.
The rest fall somewhere in the middle.
Overall on my .22 and .25 I like the Silent Force and Airgun Capital. Metal, narrow and cheap or almost cheap.
The Huma are on loud .30 guns, AEA Terminator and Umarex G30. The Sarissa can be swapped in for either with no degradation.
I am still extremely new to PCP And have yet to pull the trigger on my first rifle and compressor. Please forgive my arrogance but what is causing these compressors to fail so often? Also, if I am only directly filling a gun instead of tanks will I have a longer potential life of the compressor?My compressor history is more like a Greek tragedy ! Killed a couple 200 $ 110/12 volt units before going with the Yong Heng . It broke its crankcase in less than a year . Wanted to try a twin cylinder model soo Tuxing TXEDO12 .Nice for about 3 weeks . Sent it back with the idea that it was just a fluke compressor . Got a TXEDO11 . Plug it in and nothing . I top off my 30 min and 45 min SUBAs twice a week . WHAT compressors have you guys had long term luck with . I go above and beyond taking care of my compressors but still need one with longevity potential . Thanks for any help and I am sure this horse has been beaten lots .I want new input because things change OK !
Thank you for the information. I am new to air gunning and have yet to start my journey.All of the different units of measure used for carbon fiber tank sizes and fill capacities can be confusing. This comparison chart lists the commonly used carbon fiber tanks. The first two columns show interior volume of each tank size in liters and cubic inches. The third column is the air capacity for each tank size filled to 4500 psi. A few airgun dealers advertise that their tanks hold more air than competitor brands even though the internal capacity is identical. The two most common sized tanks sold are the 6.8 liter which actually holds 66 cubic feet of air at 4500 psi and the 9 liter tank that holds 88 cubic feet at 4500 psi. Their 6.8 liter and 9 liter tanks are sold to fire departments as 45 minute and 60 minute breathing air tanks.
The small 90 cubic inch tank is commonly sold for paintball but is also sold for PCPs. The 110 cubic inch tank is the most popular compact tank size. The 2 and 3 liter tank sizes are sold on Aliexpress and Ebay. The 4.5 liter size 30 minute tank is included for comparison but only available from Ebay or vendors which sell used fireman's tanks. The two most popular carbon fiber tanks sold by airgun dealers are the 414 cubic inch, 6.8 liter 45 minute fireman's tank, or the large 550 cubic inch, 9 liter 60 minute fireman's tank. The only sources of 12 liter tanks is from Aliexpress or some European dealers.
The chart below compares them by size and air capacity in ascending order of internal volume and air capacity at 4500 psi. This chart will help to compare the sizes and units of measure used on all of the popular carbon fiber tanks.
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Nice looking barrel/bottle bandGave the zelos what she deserved from the factory hah.
1. Tuxing 580 cc bottle.
2. Huben regulator
3. Custom made pic rail and bottle/barrel clamp. Used PetG CF and works beautifully. Even with this cheapo bipod haha
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