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That would work fine. You're only dealing with a small amount of air in the hose, the gun has a check valve, so a small pssst, and you're good to go.ok well Im glad i didnt try to slowly release that goes onto the din fitting of my scba tank... what would happen if i did ?
I'm not sure on minimum caliber but I went with a guide last year. I called the local police it's legal to hunt iguanas you don't need a guide you do need to call them and give them to make model and license plate of your car. I also called Florida game and fish and they said the same thing.Curious, what is the minimum caliber or requirements to hunt the miniature monsters? It has always sounded like a great adventure to me.
Yeah, with the 15cc plenum MAYBE 1 or two extra. The plenum is regulated air. One shot it's not even at reg pressure.should still be 21-24 stock setting shots but with the added fps
I put maybe 2-3 shots through it and that was it. Sounded horrible. Now we know why - no lube and parts were just dragging and bindingCurious... had you tried to shoot it without the scope before you tore it down?
thanksHow are doing. OldVet wants to know.
Appreciate that.I was sent these images of a Leshiy Classic with a 350 mm barrel in .25, that might help:
Or alcohol to try and draw out the waterPOssibly, just wash them in warm water with dish soap and do an extremely light lube after and should be ok.
if your shooting slugs the very best money can buy are BARS slugs. https://www.facebook.com/bars.523253#So, after firing a Huben GK1 Mk II and having it self destruct it came back from the repair shop. Great experience with Kraz, receipt below.
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Part of the issue was the .25 ammo was undersized, which had it shooting soft and eventually led to a jam in the barrel. Taking a follow up after the jam was when the magazine release lever flew off.
So, it's been shipped back with 500 AVSslugs .2533 44 grain slugs with a cupped base -- also pictured. These are the smoothest and most precise pure lead bullets I've ever held. First shot on a full tank was 884 FPS!
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So, the right bullets make all the difference. Now I want AVSslugs for my AEA SF .30
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You can tell AEA guns are made by people that don't know guns. My SF Sniper has 7.62 stamped on it, but actually firing 7.62 /.308 cal slugs led to a nasty jam. They were too big. I don't have tools to slug the barrel, but I read in a comment somewhere that .303 is the way to go and those at least shoot and cycle correctly.
AVS has .303 in four base styles - flat, cup, dish, and cone. I can also get a range of custom weights ranging from 45 grain on out to 100. That's hundreds of variations! I'm not sure how to find the perfect bullet fur my long barrel SF.
I'll update as this progresses. I'm probably going to email the owner of AVS, in addition to asking y'all for advice.