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FX  Boss Massive Air Leak

I'm not positive but I believe thats the way the trigger base is supposed to be. There is a set screw on the trigger assembly that engages the safety post. Pretty sure thats how it was on the boss I had. Newman at cape fear would be the one to ask.

This one is clearly broken, raw metal on the end and no way for the safety to engage.
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Crosman  Smallest Moderator for 177 ?

Pop out an end, drop the "baffles" take some measurements and baffle counts and cut it with a chop saw or tube cutter. Back when I ordered from him, you could specify length.

There's enough info on what they're made of, i just don't want to step on his toes at all. If you 3d print or have a small lathe there's options there too.
Thanks for the info. Thats what I needed to know!

Athlon 25P-250 vs 35P-400

I've been toying w/getting a thermal for pest control as I have an influx of packrats and doing night shoots would be more effective than other means of pest control. Given the relatively limited range of the rifles I have, I don't see the need spending thousands on a thermal when I shoot maybe 70 yards at the most. But, Athlon's new offering of the ATS Pros in either 25P-250 or 35P-400 seems to ring the bell. I am wondering though if the 35P-400 may even be overkill? I don't have any experience w/thermals and thus am wondering if the resolution of the 25P-250 would be sufficient for my needs (distance to target would be about 30 yards on average, 70 yards at the most, w/bodies of the packrats at my property being about 5 inches long, 3 inches tall)? I don't do any other hunting so the thermal would not serve any other need and I'd keep the scope on whatever rifle I designate for that purpose. One huge issue would be signal sensitivity, however Last year our summer was extremely brutal and for several months our nighttime temperatures remained well into the 90's, at times approaching 100 F. Leaves me wondering whether thermals under such conditions would even be able to produce an interpretable image especially since ground temperatures were higher than the ambient air. There is very little user-based information on these scopes (maybe bc they are so new?). If any of you have direct experiences working w/these units, I'd be very appreciative of your advice and feedback.

Or, would a high quality night vision scope be an effective alternative?

Thanks,

D

LCS Air Arms  Is the lcs "se-19" real or vapor

Huma and Krale are both respectable companies though, so I highly doubt it's vaporware. If you're interested in buying one just give them a call or shoot them an email.
I'm not $2360 interested. Maybe half that. I also thought lcs was extinct. And the airgunbase web site .......has anyone used them?

For same money spent Hawke and Discovery scopes are good choices

I have an Advantage and for the price/application it is ok. I have two Sidewinders and for the money I like them except for the reticle choices.I had an Air Max, hated it instantly, it left almost immediately, well the replacement as the parallex adjustment died in 2 weeks. I looked through a Frontier and was really disappointed with the glass. I have 6 Sightrons love them all. 4 STacs and 2 10-50×60 SVEDs.

N/A  Strange Question maybe?

Well, as your well aware of any air on the HP side of a regulator will not and cannot contribute to the shot being taken.
Now place equal to set point pressure upstream of reg and the reg will basically be in bypass or a state for seat weeping never closing down and regulating itself.
* Would guess this would not be ideal as in plenum pressure might be sorta bouncy in holding stable ? .... tho a WAG :rolleyes:

Now place regulated air directly into plenum and being the fill foster can flow a lot more than the regulators seat ... you may gain effective plenum volume somewhat * Downside being if the upstream HP side of regulator DROPS BELOW the pressure your putting into plenum the sealing medium ( Soft side of seat ) might suffer crush damage as there is really no way to guarantee the seat will stay open allowing air to equalize either side ????

You understand how regs work ... so no class lesson required.

Just thoughts ...
I wrote my jibberish and read this in between, so I had to post it anyhow. I agree with you.
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Heavy Pellets for .22 Maverick

I think the same tune (or nearly so) for pellet & slug is doable depending on your expectations. I tune for slugs looking for MOA at 100-150 yards because that’s harder to achieve. A few clicks on the macro wheel or just turning the valve in allows me to stack JSB MRD’s at 50 yards, so any pests within that range are in real trouble. It may not be the ultimate tune for the pellets but it will make a ragged hole at 50 yards. My thinking is that pellets are easier and short range is easier so that’s where I compromise.

By the way, has anyone gotten the JSB Jumbo Beasts to perform? If so, what was the recipe? I spent limited time with them and the 1:24 twist standard liner and they stunk.
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Huben  Huben Gk1 Super Short.

Mine's also in .25, but I don't think they sell slugs that heavy where I live. The heaviest Ive seen here are 40 grainers.

I'm currently trying these out on my Vulcan 3 HP.
So far they have showed potential. Way more than any .253 before them.

Tuxing exploded view

I managed to repair my compressor.:love::love:

for further repair questions or problems:

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I consider the compressor (Tuxing?) in the photo to be a Yong Heng clone-type. Parts can often be swapped between types, but converting/swapping between a Yong Heng-type (with high-pressure outlet at top of cylinder head, into a high-pressure junction block on the right, and with a low-repressure junction block on the left), and a clone (with high-pressure outlet on the side of the cylinder head).

The high-pressure piston & cylinder are different size between YH and some of the clones.

*Just some stuff in case it is of value to someone.

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