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FX Impact Sling Mount

No worries bud! You can imagine what a pain in the ass it was to find it as the first person to build the setup :D

Please give a big thanks also to Justin Jacobson the next time you see him. I think he had his hands on getting this adapter designed or atleast to give the nudge to do it/getting it done.
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N/A  Huben and Western Airgun

Besides being an avid Airgun collector I also dabble in pocket knives and watches, all of which fall into this conversation. When it comes to quality in China, you choose whether or not you want something to be made cheaply or well. Your costs change accordingly this becomes very evident with pocket knives where you can get a Chinese pocket Knife for $10 which is a piece of junk or one for $500 which is made exquisitely.
Keep in mind that that same $500 Chinese knife would cost anywhere between 800 and $1200 if it was made in the US. Many of us in the US think that because it’s made in China it’s cheap and it’s junk. This is not the case. If you want something high-quality made in China they are very capable of doing so but it is reflected in the manufacturing price. A good example is the iPhone, it is made in China, but admittedly a very high-quality piece of engineering. You also have the additional cost of the vendor profit.
If the Hubens were made in the United States, they would be much more expensive. Keep in mind these guns are engineered to hold and work under 5000 psi of pressure. This takes tremendous skill, high-quality materials and very exacting standards. I have both the K-1 and the GK one and find that even though there are things that I would change or improve the quality of both is extremely high and they are both very reliable if used properly.
The days of everything from China being cheap junk are long over.

Benjamin Marauder POI issues

I checked the baffles again and may have found a mark on one so I reamed them all out about .008 larger. I also scrubbed the barrel which I usually don't do on airguns and then used a washer in the barrel band as suggested. It now shoots pellet on pellet at 10yrds! Can't wait for warmer weather so I can shoot longer distances. Now I'm going to tone it down a little to improve my shot count. Thanks guys!!!

One thing, I guess I did not mention. The barrel stripper also has an O-ring on it that fits into the ID of the shroud (#9 in PL). Make sure that is a good fit and in place on the stripper. If the O-ring is a sloppy fit on the ID the barrel and shroud may not stay consistently aligned.

N50 🇵🇭 GCMAG Magnum Gen 2 .22 cal

There are no airgun restrictions in the Philippines. The customers I have in the Philippines follow the wrabf rules. There is no limit on pellet weight or the use of slugs.

The limits you speak of must be imposed by whoever is putting on the matches you choose to attend. You should go shoot with the other guys. Those that make rules to purposely limit advancement to support their own equipment never go far outside their own little bubble. Stop supporting them. It will stunt your growth.

Mike
Completely true! I think I am alone in our province that wants WRABF rules to be enforced. All the rest want tailored games suited for whatever equipment and ammo they have.

Anyway, I foresee a better future since shooters (in our province and region) slowly opening their eyes and minds to world standard competition but it will take some time. For the meantime I’me stuck with their rules except for BR25 HV using WRABF rules.

Thanks for the input Mike.

Ricky

H&N HP 25gr (.218) vs ZAN 25.5gr (.218)

Last week I was just in deep dive with firelapping my 6 liners and toke me a lifetime to finish the entire polishing process on these . This excercise a money cannot buy...
What I learned that the land-groove ratio is playing rough games with speeds and ES/SD. Because each can have their own loose or tight spots - independently.
Adding to the drama - the choke amount.
And I don't want to forget about HN or FX or ZAN lead compound - softer or harder.
So in my eyes - if you would push in a slug but half way only, and retract back, a couple from each Brand,
and measure with micrometer...
compare a blank slug with one that you recovered back from the barrel,
that can give some better answers.
Also a high power jewellery lupe for closer look on shiny faces will give some insights.
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Other  Confused old newbie here.

I was wondering the same thing. New to Airgun Nation but have been shooting airguns my whole life. NY does not off much to the people in our hobby and we seem to be a minority here in NYS. If you know of any airgun shows or meetups in NYS I would appreciate the info.
Also…depending on where abouts you are in NY…New England Airgunners have 5-6 venues available. Check them out too. John

Huben  Huben gk1 .22 or .25

I have a 25 cal taipan vet compact shooting about 45 fpe. Always one shot and done headshots at 35yds. I make a kissing noise and they look at me without moving for about 3-5 seconds. Gives you plenty of time to line up a good shot. I imagine a X from ears to eyes and aim at the center of the X if that makes sense. Helps if they are looking down slightly. I also find that domed pellets penetrate the skull best.

AEA  Did any Zeus .72 cal owners tuned their guns for more energy and how?

Hi everyone

did anybody tuned their zeus 72 for more energy?

are there any tricks like shimming the spring or after market tuning parts available for the zeus?

or heavier hammer weights?

any procedures allowing the valve to stay open longer to dump more air on the shot?

thanks

Short range accuracy must = 50 yard. Right ?

In my continued hot take on the subject I think it can be said that at greater distances (l
& leaving out external effects like wind, temp, etc) ballistic flaws will probably become more apparent.

My personal experience w this was w a bullet that looked great at 10, but was tumbling at 50. The slug was too small for the bore...pretty simple explanation even for my tiny brain.

Better Optics makes for better enjoyment.

Leupold..... 🤔

Does that brand have ANY scopes that has 10y parallax and a holdoff reticle with exposed turrets?

I can't find any..... 😵‍💫

Matthias
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6.5-20 x 40...................no hold over reticle. Parallax range 10 yards to infinity. Target turrets. It is an excellent scope.

Authentic Yong Heng?

UPDATE:

So I ended up buying. GX CS4 from the home site with their 10% discount. I did the recommended water draining and filled with distilled water. I flushed the system three times before I was satisfied with how the water looked. I have since performed a deadhead test and filled both my 250 and 300bar tanks. The 300bar tank took 9.5 minutes to fill from empty. The unit is quiet and did not get above 90* F. Very happy with the purchase thus far.

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I'm liking mine also.

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