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beerthief · Apr 16, 2025

Scroooface said:
The transfer port is in the part that you swing open to load the pellet.. it's the hole that lines up with the barrel... I don't know what yours looks like but mine has a hole in the top of that block with a screw in it that you screw in or out, blocking or unlocking the (transfer port) hole to regulate how much air is allowed to pass through it..

View attachment 555098

WOW how simple is that ! , i want to do the opposite as in Less FPS
/FPE

Vetmx · Apr 17, 2025

JungleShooter said:
This coming from a guy like you has a lot of weight, Frank.

You must be talking about the Heras in the
4-20x50 SFP (1") variety.....

Because the 6-24x56 in either FFP or SFP is a beast: 32.3oz (916gr).

I can see that the Heras offers a lot, at a lower price then the Helos 4-20x50 FFP.

Heras: 2.6oz (73g) lighter
Helos: 30moa more elevation adjustment (100moa)
Helos: Ilumination yes
Heras SFP vs. Holos FFP, with gridded reticle
Same length

The Heras comes with all the other good stuff that all scopes should have, but so many don't:
▪Available in both MIL and MOA
▪Reticle and turrets speak the same language (mil/mil or moa/moa)
▪Turret zero stop
▪Turret revolution counter
▪Locking (windage) turret
▪Turret 10mil or 25moa per revolution
▪SFP reticle calibrated at the maximum magnification (instead of 10x like so many)
▪Reticle center dot

I probably should start buying these and bringing these to Peru — this is A LOT of scope for LITTLE money.
Maybe THE BARGAIN out there right now!

Thanks, Frank.

Matthias

Just added a 2-12x to my collection. Not currently on any gun but it will be on something come hunting season. I don’t need the weight of illumination because I can see the reticle until it’s no longer legal to hunt. They also agree with my Pards. Very clear.

subscriber · Apr 12, 2025

See what STO has to say about the Brevitas:

"This design was intended to function on the end of an already shrouded gun and to blend in to the shroud profile for a unmoderated look and feel. Without effective reflex volume, this design simply lacks the internal volume to produce optimal results. In terms of report, this design is obviously not whisper quiet, and was never meant to be."

From:

Brevitas II — Silent Thunder Ordnance

Brevitas, latin for brevity, conciseness, shortness, smallness, narrowness and so forth. The ideal attributes for an airgun moderator, and the perfect name for one coming in at less than 25 grams, 70mm in length and 28mm in diameter. (2.75 inches long and 0.88oz for you Imperial types) No, there wer

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JohnTaylor · Aug 26, 2025

joeayv said:
And so it begins…. Hw85/R10 on top
Hw30/R7 on the bottom…
I hope I don’t make a mess of it!!! I Put a little maccari gunstock mud on the ends to see what it would kind of look like!!!View attachment 554970

Just wondering how your projects are progressing? John

RallyeX · Apr 13, 2025

My flag worked pretty good today at the Open Grove N50 match. I have a few minor things to change to make it better and then I need to make 3 more.

Arkansas_Airgunner · Apr 14, 2025

Out in the wild....

DualMagMike · Apr 12, 2025

300S U MKI (like the OP but no case

)

B Nickel RT scope (not on my Uni but since the unusual scope was mentioned)

dual post reticle

2 sets of adjustment knobs

Talon Tunes · Jun 21, 2025

New shipment of RTI P3 also arrived.

Kgphotos · Apr 13, 2025

You’re going to love it. A .177 ten meter rifle is so much fun. I have long range slug blasters but if I’m being honest I really do have more fun with my ten meter rifles. I certainly do shoot them more often.
Kenny

Ratzy · Sep 6, 2025

mikey fingers said:
OK folks u got 500$ put together a pcp starter set gun ,compressor, ammo and sight can u do it .and can it be decent?

I can do it close
Niksan Ozark-TW $385 (donnyfl.com)
Vevor compressor $112 (AliExpress)
CVLife 3-9x40 scope $30 (Amazon or AliExpress)

Ozark is a fine rifle, good power, adjustable transfer port and accurate to at least 50 yards. Nice wood stock and synthetic butt .

Vevor is okay, slow and probably last a year.

Cvlife makes adequate scopes

WorriedMan · Apr 11, 2025

Good idea! Figuring external water source is best level with YH and items to be filled should be above everything, I'd put water bucket and YH on lowest shelf, fastening coalescing and molecular sieve filters on post towards filling platform on top. Maybe fasten a light plywood cover on top, folded blanket with securing straps or bungee cord. WM

AZGunner · Apr 13, 2025

TnCnDn said:
Not a single pic in this whole post...

What would like a pic of? The owners manual recommending the 10.3 gr pellet?

rcarlisle · Apr 19, 2025

I've been trying to like what FX is laying down here and... Nope. Can't do it. The DRS classic is at least presentable. And I don't mind a tactical rifle layout, per se. But these bullpups (not just from FX, but across all of the top tier manufacturers) really are revolting.
I see so many missed opportunities to produce a more thoughtful, graceful product. This does not inspire me to part with my money.

Vana2 · Apr 11, 2025

sekiar said:
Just shows I don't know up from down. I'm blaming it on my camera Charles

I don't know up from down either but I found a little button in the photo editor that fixes that

joeayv · Apr 30, 2025

What velocity’s are you getting with the R1…?

Peete · Apr 13, 2025

Hobbyman2007 said:
Any idea what that mount is called? I think it may be the solution I’ve been looking for.

It's from Vector Optics called the "Vector Optics Rum Cantilever Picatinny Riser Mount voor Vector Optics Paragon Prisma, Maverick en Scrapper Serie 21mm" Due to availability I had to order it from Aliexpress.

https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/1005008634716597.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.35.6a5379d2dbci8p&gatewayAdapt=glo2nld

Frank in Fairfield · Apr 16, 2025

Wingman115 said:
Thought I would share my experiences with my pRod with over 12 years of use.

That forearm is there for a reason.
Use it..

Hollow legs · Sep 2, 2025

rangur1 said:
Well , yeah. The vet 2 tactical with a 700mm barrel can push the 34g pellet real fast. I added just a heavy hammer spring and I'm pushing 38g slugs at 970 for 80 Foot pounds which would equate to 34g going 1025 FPS. but pellets tumble at those velocities. I just recommended starting at 840-880 fps with 34g pellets. But you have to see the accuracy, now Taipan, with the CZ barrels seem to have no problem zinging pellets in the 9-950 FPS and still maintain accuracy, but tuning is critical. I personally have never seen a taipan vet suck at shooting pellets at a fairly wide range of speeds.

The pellets I want to use initially are JSB Hades and they come in at 26 grains so need to turn the spring down a bit

marflow 777 · Apr 11, 2025

have one completely redid the trigger
would i buy one again NO the sights make the pistol worthless but i am still working on mine
here is a long thread i was on
https://airgunwarriors.com/community/airgun-talk/umarez-markpoint/

if the trigger had the leverage at the bottom of the sear it could be better
taking the pin out of the grips safety was the easiest way to solve that nonsense
read the thread i spent a lot of time with in opened up

stateofmisery · Apr 11, 2025

As the title said does anyone have any knowledge on these guns. With it being driven by a battery instead of c02 it looks like a fun can killer. With it's 11.1 v battery it would be a cheap upgrade to get extended shooting time. Mark

Blind Squirrel · Sunday at 6:59 PM

Will give that a shot and thanks for the recommended approach!

Frank in Fairfield · May 26, 2025

I have son #1 who I put through USC as a civil engineer then 911 hit.
He goes into the Army as a combat medic.
Now he is a doctor in Phoenix.
I would like a red, black (whatever) wolf.
No way Jose’!

vintageairguncollector@gm · Apr 14, 2025

baranjhn said:
They’ll be on my website too.

John

Thank you for organizing the airgun show for all of us. I bought your FLZ Milita (Ebay) . Too far to drive there from NY state.
Randy

TimeRabbit · Apr 11, 2025

CBHanlock said:
I have been using predator hollow points for years to eliminate rats using an old .177 discovery. I recently picked up a couple of tins of rifle premium series 8.33 grn .177 Diablo style pellets. Color me impressed! I am still getting 930fps and they are accurate out of my disco out to 20 yards, I am getting about a .45" group at 20 yards. Not world-class but devastating on rats. The profile on these is much closer to a flat point than other "round nose" pellets I have used and they wack the critters with authority, generally not exiting on the far side with body shots. I need to get a few pictures but at a lower cost, and better accuracy, I think I have found my new favorite pest removal pellet. What are your experiences with round nose vs hollowpoint on pests?

Rifle premium series 8.33 grn do have a distinctive sound when hitting paper never did use them on a critter though just didn't find them accurate enough in my guns I think it was random fliers that put me off but I do remember the sound.

JTS 21.53 semi-domes are my new favorite hunting pellet I get excellent accuracy and they hit hard. Wish JTS had a .177 semi-dome .

PPP · Apr 11, 2025

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