Centercut said:

I use the STO Falx High Flow in my Epoch .30 and my Evo .22. I tried the Pugio but it was louder and adversely affected accuracy. Funny, since on my .25 Panthera Slugger I use the Pugio and it works great... For any of the Skout configurations, the Falx High Flow is highly recommended...

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That’s what’s on my Skout .30. But I use a three section Huma on it when I’m shooting .22. Haven’t tested the Falx with the .22 yet.

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I fondly remember the IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE club in Damascus when I was a teenager from SILVER SPRING MD. They got me loving fried oysters when they had their field days. Me and my shooting buddies loved going out there to shoot Trap and our .22's, and they even had a real dear there to watch.
Now I live in Maine where deer are everywhere.

Nice setup, especially testing a tune or ammo. I still like the speed of the bottle fills but it only fills to 250 bar 10-12 times and then needs a noisy refill from the YH. I think I will mainly refill from the bottle at home but it's nice to have both options.

808 said:

Ugh makes me want one again. Nice job!

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Thanks! Since it's not obvious, the barrel was shortened by Mark Hooper, so there is also a moderator tucked up in there.

I have read your tune, it will help a lot of owners. I have found that around 1600psi will send a 145gn lead ball at around 950fps. Evan 220 gn. Cast Bullet Engineering ( an Australian company) solid slugs will get in the 800 fps with 1800psi. Even the h/p 330gn will get in the 700 fps area with that pressure. I have compared that power with a Colt 1911 45acp also shooting lead & they knock over steel pigs at 50m with ease. With the advent of thermal scopes feral dogs/cats do not stand a chance under 100m & property owners have no problems with stray shots traveling long distance as powder burners can do. The lower sound also does not wake up the neighbours. Suppressors are not allowed in our area.

Your 1701P is begging for some Rink attention ;-)

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Avator said:

'scuse me fellas while I go out and shoot my bb guns.

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Here I replied to another person about the same question. My replies are posts 32 and onwards. Hope that helps

Urban2212 said:

Here's an update. I reached out to Barra and requested a trigger kit replacement along with installation instructions or just the trigger springs and sears with installation instructions. I acknowlwdged my willingness to void my warranty and do the work myself.

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I will add that if I do get another trigger, I will seek assistance from people that have volunteered to help. And if I don't I will still seek assistance in fixing the problem. I am pleaaantly surprised at the offers to help. Thank all of you that have volunteered to do so.

Sorry to hear about it. I have had great luck with Dan Carpenter up in VT. He actually can completely rebuild your trigger if you send it out to him.

A good way to think about this is how many miles per gallon cars get. What determines miles per gallon? Weight, aerodynamics, speed, fuel capacity, blah blah blah, you get the picture. Set your cruise control on 60 mph and then set your cruise control on 80 mph. It will be significantly less efficient at higher speeds.

That being said how many shots you get out of your M4 will be very similar. How many ft/lbs of energy are you aiming for? How heavy and fast are the pellets you are shooting? Small changes makes huge differences. I have a .22 not a .25, but I can say when I was shooting in the 900s I would get around 50-60 shots on a fill, but dropping down to 860 fps got me well into the 120 shot range.

If you are shooting a lighter pellet at 900 or less feet per second, your capacity will be high. If you are trying to push slugs at 950+ it’s going to drastically reduce your shot count. It all comes down to tuning. High power vs. high shot count. Can’t have both.

The Skan chronograph is a very rare bird over here! I have never seen one.

Quite a versatile system, and very easy to adjust with the hammer screw designed in. If I'm reading the results right this was using JSB RS at 13.4gr? Average 25fpe?

Here is a string at 11.2fpe/ 15.9's/ 46 shots per fill.....

Ratzy said:

Was looking at the CH 1 LB. From what I can tell it is the best rifle AEA has ever put together and less than 1000 bucks.

Sits pretty high on my short list

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It definitely is a great rifle for the money. I'm not an expert marksman only been shooting a few years. Knowing what I know now, I may have done something different. When gen 2 came out I wanted the external adjustments and ordered it. I do have the 1st gen as well, but after getting the 2nd one, I modified the 1st gen. I painted it with some camo spray paint and shortened the barrel to 21", had it re threaded. I wish I didn't buy the 2nd gen in the same length and caliber was my mistake. I would definitely sell one of them, I don't regret the purchase I regret the same purchase without thinking about what I was doing. I would say overall they are pretty darn good for the money.

Ron, thanks, R9 with an HW98 stock. I'm trying to come to your place this Saturday, i'll shoot it if I can get there.

Robert

I have a 500 in .25 and get 36 shots at 880. Reg 100. I put a gauge on my plenum.

Tnx, I will try that message again, as there was no response to the one I already sent . Fingers crossed...

Motorhead said:

Higher an optic is mounted above the barrel, greater becomes the hold over amount and a steeper progression with correction required for shots INSIDE / CLOSER than your zero range.
But further shots will trend to appear having a flatter trajectory profile.
CANT errors also happen easier as for any DEGREE of tilt / cant that is present has the bore / retical alignment move further & faster off the ideal vertical center line.

If you monitor CANT and get good D.O.P.E. not an issue IMO .. Or if shooting at a fixed distance and adjusted to said POA/POI

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Believe I’m going to bring it down to where it should be and hopefully the new buttstock will solve my problems.

I don’t like to have something that looks like Captain Cobb was on the job!

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Awesome …thanks guys

Great job! Now do the groups.

A .25 caliber RAW HM1000x , chose your preferred stock or chassis. Just about everything one could ask for in a file. That’s my opinion. Simply built, not a whole bunch of adjustments to be made externally , great LW barrels. Sure it’s simple to some , but if you want to set it and just shoot it’s a great choice.

Hajimoto has some videos out to adjust those regulators. If you’re going to use that one, he can help you.