Here is a YouTube link that might help. You got a bad o-ring on the valve housing

I will sit back and hope someone reports about this after many tins of ammo. I am not trusting of the manufacturer's word on shooting springers. Sorry MikeVV. Be Well Brothers, Bandito.

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Started shooting 5 shots groups with 25.39 MRD's at 25m indoors yesterday.
After 5 shots I adjusted the hammer spring a quarter turn at a time. Shot 5 more shots to settle the spring, and then shot groups.
When I had them just about go through the same hole, I started fine tuning with very small adjustments to the hammer spring.
I stopped when I got the smallest groups.
I then moved back to 50m, and the rifle again produced excellent groups.

It was clear from the outset that the rifle is very sensitive to adjustments on the hammer spring.
The vibration that was evident before, has now disappeared.
Velocity was right on 930fps.

The RAW is back to shooting like I know it can!

Palmyra Sportsmen's Association (near Hershey, PA) - Indoor Field Target - Sunday, March 9, 2025.

Our Indoor Field Target event is a great way to get introduced to field target, have fun, or practice for the upcoming outdoor season. Even if you do not intend to shoot and just want to learn more about the air gun field target game, consider stopping by to observe and ask questions.

Targets are placed at ranges between 10 yards and 22 yards, and will be set to an AAFTA legal difficulty for standing position shots. If you are an experienced FT shooter, we encourage you to shoot the entire course standing. You are not required to shoot the standing position, there are no position restrictions for this event, shoot whatever positions you feel comfortable. The course is 5 lanes with two targets per lane, 2 shots per target. Although targets are set using rifle difficulty, you can shoot with pistol.

Since the targets are not placed at long distances, this event provides an opportunity to use guns more suited to shorter distances. You may consider shooting a multi-pump pellet gun (no BBs), pistols, or guns that shoot at lower energy levels than required for the outdoor game.

Guns must not exceed 20 fpe (foot-pounds of energy) at the muzzle.

This event is held in our clubhouse on our indoor rifle range. We will be open for sign-ups between 9AM and 1PM. Cost is $5 per round, you can re-enter as many times as time allows.

Palmyra Sportsmen's Assoc. - Field Target

For more info about indoor field target at PSA: https://www.palmyrasportsmens.com/Indoor-Field-Target

410 Sportsman Rd.
Annville, PA 17003

Yeah, the better butt stock assembly is nice, AND a larger pressure gauge would have been a nice addition. Some of us aren't 20 any longer !!!
Have version 1, not buying version 2.

Mike

thanks,that makes sense. my wrench will be here Monday so I can make tje adjustment.

Please let us know if this works. It's a different color but that makes no difference. I've been wanting a couple valves so I can reduce the diameter and see what it does to the velocity of my P35-25.

That dot in a big ring is tough. Sam and I figured the average score would be about 8. When I told a couple guys that they looked skeptical thinking it will be higher that that. Average score..........8. I hit 8 out of the first 10 then only 4 out of the next 15. Its way harder than hitting dots on a regular bullseye target. Yes the TX is the money gun, probably because it's a good platform and I have lots and lots of pellets out of it.

K.Diante said:

I'm excited for it! Though, while FX is known for its exceptional quality, I do agree with others in that I'll likely be waiting for initial reviews and testing to come back before committing to purchase myself

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I want any info they can give us, and I may or may not wait till the first rolling parts update happens. I got powerblocked on my impact that was just a couple months too new.

boscoebrea said:

The Sightrons are a favorite of mine

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Don't put the rimfire model on a spring gun. I just had the reticle spin in 30 shots on a 14.4fpe HW77 Mk1. I called them before buying it. They told me all their scopes would hold up.

Jlowe said:

Yeah I almost forgot about Tony. Those are good pics.

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I was thinking pics of the actual stock you would get sent. Long day I didn't fully read your post

Yes .177 pellet only.

MDriskill said:

Hi Willy - that serial is from 2006 or 2007.

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Good eye!

They dropped 13mm on the rifles in 1975

thammer said:

Oring isn't needed

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Thank you!

Airgun-Revisions said:

No o-ring needed for his adapter.
The Marauder was first introduced with the ring and has never changed. Kinda like over engineering but through the years it was more cost effective just to leave it alone then re designing another cap just to remove it.

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Airgun-Revisions said:

No o-ring needed for his adapter.
The Marauder was first introduced with the ring and has never changed. Kinda like over engineering but through the years it was more cost effective just to leave it alone then re designing another cap just to remove it.

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Great, thank you!

ChuckHunter said:

Particular the 35 grain extreme hollow points in .25 cal.
They look very good but would like some first hand experience.

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I tried a few but rather not say whether they were good or bad, because I honestly can't remember.

My Skout Epoch compact in 30 caliber had a bit of trouble cycling jsb44:75 pellets. Upon inspection pellets always hung on a slight edge next to one of the magnets. I sanded the edge with 1000 grit sandpaper and slightly beveled the pellet holes and no hangups since.

bchannell said:

OD 9.3 mm
Wire 1.27 mm
Length 60 mm

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I think i have one that will help. DM your address and I'll get it on its way.

pcponly said:

No I didn't get that far that was going to be my next step but thankfully I got it done with the yellow gas tape it's been holding at 4500 psi for 3 days now

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Glad to hear it.

I would rather do It myself.
But it is going back, can't believe how many stipulation they have. .
Hope it doesn't take 6 months

I'll try my best to think of it as "The Golden Age." Was it 1981 when I finally got a Beeman R-9?
I seem to think of the Golden Age as when things were simple.
It is not simple anymore because there are so many choices.
If the Golden Age = more choices, it has not come yet, there is no Golden Age then.
Choice is Golden; it is getting better all the time!

TN_Yankee said:

I can't speak directly for their CF variants, but Atomic Filament makes great stuff, here in the USA. https://atomicfilament.com/collecti...?sort_by=manual&filter.p.m.custom.color=Black

How do you insert the rods into your prints?

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By design, the stock was printed in 3 parts with Fusion 360. The .250 stainless rods are inserted while the parts are being glued together. Hence locking all 3 parts together.

BTW, I'm willing to give my Fusion 360 files to any AGN member for free. However, my scattered brain and the way I design parts in Fusion may be difficult for some to read and understand. You will be on your own to figure it out.

Vana2 said:

I have a .22 caliber Wolverine R Lite (the 30 fpe version) and like it as casual PCP, ready shoot as received from the factory.

The King is a PCP with a lot of potential as far a accuracy, power and adjustability goes. I have a .22/700 mm Panthera with the same value system and it's very consistent. The DRS also uses the same valve and I've been very pleased with the performance of my .22/600 mm Classic. Both my PCPs shot very well with their factory tunes.

The Wolverine is a very nice airgun but I don't think the design has the depth of capacity for .25 caliber at those ranges. I see it more as a .177/.22 sub-60 yard type of rifle.

For longer range shooting in .25 caliber, I'd go with the King, as it gives you more options. The high-flow valve is easily capable of handling heavy .25 projectiles.

Just my 2 cents.

Cheers!

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I have an Air arms s410 rated at 30fpe. It is a lazer with 16gr and 18gr JSB’s. I have found that for shots longer than about 60yds even in low winds, it’s not as accurate as I like it to be as headshots are best with these critters. I was out shooting with a couple of buddies this weekend and they were shooting the FX Impact M3 with slugs-and they were routinely hitting past 100yds, in fact they were doing everything with their pcp’s that I do with a 22lr. That convinced me to get something that can launch lead without burning powder that has greater reach than my s410. I like the looks of the Daystate with a walnut stock over the composite stock on the King. But I will take 80fpe over 60fpe if it launches slugs that can buck the wind better. These targets are from my s410.

This pistol will com packaged with those new slugs they have, Halo or come such?
Expect a case of those with the pistol… please be patient.

Kgphotos said:

Welcome to our big crazy family!

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Thank you! The airgun community is definitively very helpful and inclusive
I thought that internet was a toxic place before joining it but there is still a bit of hope!