Yes ... sweet rigs no doubt !!

I have and they were ultra quick. Will need to go through this site to request an RMA

Here is his email. Be patient. He is not always quick to respond.

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Had a chance to try this out while sighting in my RTI Mora. Great target and a fabulous airgun to be working with.

Unveiling the secret of the LOUDEST Target with the RTI Mora

Floridaman2005 said:

That looks right, will this fit the bandit? What length are these?

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I was digging it out for you. I need to evaluate it and look up the Work Order before I can confirm its a good fit.

It would have been a Bandit carbine barrel.

Try lining the inner tube with 3M Scotch-Brite pads to quiet down the OEM moderator.

RabbitofCaerbannog said:

What kind of power are you slinging out of the texan?

If the Yokozuna can hush that down, definitely worth a purchase

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My Texan .308 is tuned for 330 fpe with a 150gr slug, max speed was 1042 fps 364 fpe with 150gr. it's not quite but the Yokozuna tames it down and without it it sounds like a 30-30,lol

They are a lot of work/time to do. I imagine that it would not take too long to just burnout after a while.

Nice!
And made in USA I see!

mike

.30 cal and shooting at people. That's deserving a stay in the gray bar hotel, years not months.
.22 LR kills more people than any other caliber. It is wise to bear that in mind when firing PCP's with more power than .22 LR.

Great rifle I have the exact same one and absolutely love it!!!

I use a Dreamline in aeron stock and a Brocock xr with a LuthAr adjustable butt, three power levels on both guns on low power Dreamline is adjusted to 11.4 fpe with jsb 8.4 on high it’s shooting 10.65 AA at 882 fps, the Brocock doesn’t have an external reg. but comes from factory with a low power setting of right around 11 fpe with 8.4 and 18.4 fpe with 10 . 65 gr. on high power, the Brocock straight out of the box is a tack driver has been a very reliable gun and very simple to take apart with several videos from Brocock online .

The bulldog at close to 300fpe is the choice in budget.
What state are you planning on hunting? Some have cal. restrictions.

John

Hello Fellow Shooters,
We are cancelling the match this Saturday due to weather events this week preventing timely set up of the targets and temps below freezing at site-in time on Saturday. Not unusual this time of year, but we will try again on February 8th, 2025.

Stay warm and safe and see you in February!

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JSB makes this Exact sampler pack with 7 pellets known for accuracy. However cannot find it except in Europe.

We had a guy at work Gerry, who was a total miser, lots of money. He collected EVERYTHING from tredle sewing machines to roof slate, to step ladders, you name it he collected it. We had another guy Steve, that was a real gun enthusiast, who only had a relatively small collection but they were really nice and he cared for them with great love.

One day Gerry, who never owned any guns to my knowledge, announced to us that he was going to collect handguns. He prceeded to go to every yard sale and gun show and buy all kinds of guns, usually cheap trash guns like RG, and Heritage, things like that. Before too long he informed us all, that he had amassed over 80 handguns.

One day Gerry comes in and says "hey Bob, I got a pistol at a yard sale, that you might like, but I can't remember the name of it. It's a .22 semi auto". So I proceeded to name all the brands I could think of and when I finally come up with High Standard, his eyes lit up, "that's it". Now which model, and while I'm naming them, he volunteers he paid $100 even for it and he thought he might have paid too much, ater all, "it's just a .22 semi auto pistol". I keep naming HS .22 pistols and he tells me, "it had a funny name", and I immediately said.... "you mean ISU", to which he responds, "yeah, yeah, that' it". Now Steve is boiling, because this dumbass has just bought one of the most collectable HS target pistols ever made at a yard sale for $100 and it's probably worth over a grand! The conversation keeps going and Steve and I let it slip that we'll be at the range on Saturday to shoot our 44 mags.

Saturday rolls around and me and Steve are enjoying a day at the range with his S&W M29 and my old model Ruger Super Blackhawk. We take a break in the action to stop and get a cold drink and just BS about guns, when we hear a car coming. Gerry pulls up, gets out of his car, pulls out a box approx 18" x 18" cube and walks to the other side of the shooting line away from us. As he approches we can see the box is full of guns, to the point of running over, no cases, no padding, just handguns thrown in a box. He walks over to one of the concrete benches and literally pours out the box of guns on the concrete. I KID YOU NOT! As he pours them out a oouple topple off the bench, but with Gerry's catlike reflexes, he traps them agains the cinder block base of the bench, YIKES! Me and Steve cringe, at which point, Gerry rummages through the pile of guns, and comes up with a stainless Dan Wesson 44. We're absolutely amazed at both the DW, the pile of guns and Gerry's seemingly cavalier attitude towards the care of those guns. He loads up the DW with six rounds, fires them off at 25 yards, scoops the guns off the concrete bench back into the box, and without a word, walks back to the car and drives away, leaving us completely dumbfounded.

Steve finally got his wits back and said, "cheap bastard, he probably didn't want to waste any more money shooting than that"! It was at this point, we were wondering what that HS ISU looked like now, as it was in the box when he bought it.

I'm with you on hard to find. Athlon Midas Tac 4-16X, it's only downside is it's not illuminated. It is one heck of a scope for sure, and a reasonable weight.

Trucker3573 said:

The one I struggled with was the tiny one in the very bottom of the reg. There is a tiny hole you shove the oring through and the groove is under the tiny hole. The oring wants to shoot past it. Took me almost an hour to get it to seat properly. At that point I just sent it to cape fear as it was under warranty. That was fine as when he got to it it was leaking in cpl other spots. He ended up resealing most of the gun and its back route to me now. This gun makes 3 amp reg failures this summer and why I have dislike for them.

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Oh boy am I familiar with that one. I fought my amp regs in my impact and did a full rebuild on his maverick just to make sure it was sealed. Looking at the bag of orings is anxiety inducing but it's easy if you take every portion step by step as a system. Look at the gun as a system of systems and then it gets less scary (for the lurkers).

Look at an impact kit and tell me it doesn't make you wince

davit66 said:

Here are the clamps we got for our FT startup in 2024. Not a bad price for all these clamps.

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Harbor Freight is where we got ours ... tho $1.67 each sounds like a killer price.

I got one a while ago and it's pretty much garbage, not sure if mine was dud or not but it is super grainy and good luck seeing anything clear passed 20 yards.

PhaseShifter said:

Hi there forum members,
My first posting in this asylum
Recently bought a new Blitz BP and ordered a low budget Vitoptics 1-6x24 LOVP
Today i did a small paintjob on the plastics, now gunmetal-grey, later to change in bronze.
first cleaned and scraped al sharp edges of the plastic parts, plastic primer and motip grey spraycans used.
It appeared to me that the tapered screws Hatsan used in the shoulderpiece plasic, were crooked and worn by overtightening, so
i still have to change that. Anyway, put it together and looks fine to me.

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We never got the bullpup in the USA. I'm sure the mechanics work the same though. Remove the access door with 5 screws and clean out the compartment of any debris, and lightly oil the full auto mechanism. Some motor oil works best. Never use motor oil on anything else on a pcp. I just recently replaced my full auto gear and bronze bushing. Here's a great video on that.

Found out today that my speed may have been off from the start, the chrono is faulty and I had a few shots today over 2300fps so have to get a new one to see where im actualy at.

Likewise if you are hand pumping more than 30 mins a day get a compressor, unless your goal is more about physical exercise rather than shooting your PCP.

This AirSeeker A10 Thermal rifle scope is no joke. Tons of fun even as a spotting scope. Full review here:


Thanks for watching! -Nate

There was a video from a well respected UK airgunner (sub12airgunner on YT I think) who tested accuracy of several digital gauges and found them all to be extremely good.