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Who am I to dampen you excitement eh?
There's nothing like the pucker-factor of disassembling something expensive and hearing: spriong, ping, tick, tick, tick and having no idea of what got launched.
As long as we have fun - right!
Cheers!
Bottle has a valve, but the tube it's connected to with pressurized air will be released, so unscrew the bottle SLOWLY and let the tubes pressure release slowly until empty then continue removing the bottleWhat was the answer
Just like with the Nitro bottle when it gets low.OK, I see. So basically you would have to de-gas it then remove it. Correct?
That is good to hear. Enjoy the scope, and I may join you down the road a bit. Thanks again, Bd. S7You're most welcome. The mag and parallax where smooth. On the end of the parallax turret there is another twist knob to turn on and select brightness of the illuminated Reticle. That knob became stiff over time. The replacement scope i received is butter smooth.
I at least I got to shoot my friends FX impact M4 before I purchased. And it didn’t bother me one bit. Plus, I knew there was aftermarket support for left-handed conversion. But it hasn’t bothered me one bit.so I went for it. Probably because I felt safe knowing I could shoot it and making such a big Airgun purchase for the first time. Thanks so muck for the replies.This is why I purchased a BRK Ghost. FX hates left-handed shooters. I vote with my funds to vendors who cater to all shooters.
Thanks for the mention! Appreciate it.Here is the bragging rights list for this month:
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@Kgphotos and @TheAirgunnero tied this month by both shooting 26 points using a 0.177 at 25 yards. Also, @Charles Shanaberger gets the "honorable mention" by shooting an awesome 16 points at 50 yards. Congratulations shooters!!! Thanks for participating!!!
Neither is reversible, only the cocking lever from what I can remember. @Nico5999IMHO, the krait is not reversible with cheek or mag insert. Again, just my basic observation. I have no proof.
Look into the Air Ordnance SMG 22. No longer made but fun. Some come up on Ebay for high prices, but give them a low bid and you might get lucky.To recap, I'm not completely a newb, but I am pretty inexperienced. I have a Benjamin Maurader and have a compressor as well as a cascade system at the fire dept.
I am really interested in a full-auto PCP rifle. I have two problems with the full-auto PCP rifles I've looked at. First, they're hella expensive, and second, the ammo capacity sucks.
I've seen co² bb guns that are full-auto, and they look great for what I want, after all, accuracy isn't very high up on the list for this gun. And with the amount of ammo I'd be going through, the cheap bbs would be awesome. (I'm picturing the full auto bb guns from the fair). My issue is, I'd rather not have to mess with co². So, can we convert a co² rifle to PCP? Also, does anyone know anyone that does that, and what are the drawbacks?
I've seen refillable air cartridges on Temu and other sites and even thought about converting other co² pistols to air, but wondered about the viablility.
Thanks for reading, any advice is appreciated.
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FR this is Airgun Nation...not Compressor NationI'm with you. After having the hengs I like the little Shoebox knockoffs more from Amazon. They're disposable cheap and I keep one as a backup to my big tuxing 4 cylinder. I rebuilt 2 of my hengs several times(never seals or read valves) and was just done with it for the amount of oil and water condensate they put out. After busted crank cases, a ruined rod and stage 1 piston, i gave up on them.