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JaceSpace1369 · Jan 1, 2025

h2okenny said:
Veyron Ultra Short

30mm 4x zoom or fix power extreme compact. It features low, medium, and high-power editions with 1/10 Mil turret-lock adjustment, which are especially designed for PCP, springer and gas-ram recoiling air rifles. Ideal for Your Hunting and Competition

vector2007.com

I've got one on the way.
Sounds like a much cheaper version of the Immersive's, which I really like, plus I've always really liked the Veryons.

Interesting, find. Please let us know your experience with it once you get a chance!

Hugo11213 · Jan 1, 2025

Melo said:
Por partes: Os cuento lo anterior, pero lo ampliaré un poco más.
En España la potencia máxima permitida para las carabinas de aire comprimido es de 24 julios, cualquier carabina que supere esta potencia necesitará un permiso de armas, estas carabinas tienen que salir de fábrica tal cual, y su fabricante debe tener licencia de fabricante de armas de fuego, al igual que Weihrauch, Steyr y Daystate, armas de aire comprimido que se producen en España con licencia de armas tipo E. No se pueden modificar, no se puede modificar un arma de cuarta categoría para convertirla en un arma de tercera categoría, que incluye las armas de fuego.
Lo que llamáis zonas privadas son cotos de caza, donde se paga para poder cazar, también está prohibida la caza con carabinas de aire comprimido y por supuesto para poder cazar tendréis que tener licencia de armas.
Sólo las empresas que cumplen los requisitos que marca la ley están autorizadas a erradicar plagas y no les resulta fácil conceder dichos permisos.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, España.

muchas gracias por tu respuesta. eso tiene mucho sentido. buen dia

KWK · Jan 1, 2025

All this monkey business is why I don't post pictures on Gateway or Airguns BBS. I would have never even posted this information about Noricas and it's been very helpful to so many owners. There's a lot of them out there and very little info. Two year old thread and here it popped up again yesterday. I'm really pleased that I am able to help. I also have a bunch of informative threads with lots of pics on Warriors in "metal shop". A lot of hard to find Prewar BSA stuff. Everything was just simply loaded from a file.

Beeman S1, Marksman 45, Norica Jet tool

I made a tool to disassemble a Marksman 45 made by Norica out of an iron pipe nipple. I bought the nipple for $2.50 and turned it to a useable dimension and then milled slots so it can reach the spring to depress it allowing the trigger mechanism to be removed prior to getting the piston out for...

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williamh427 · Jan 1, 2025

Happy new year to y'all airgunners as well.

Sawney Bean · Jan 1, 2025

I rarely shoot tethered at all, but I think it's something that has a lot of potential for future airgun designs. For airguns that are big bores, semi/full auto, pistols or replicas, having a remote tank of very high pressure air makes a lot of sense. A gun like the Mordax is limited to about one magazine at higher power. Air shotguns are limited to only a few shots per fill. Replicas could be made significantly more realistic and more powerful if they weren't limited to 12g CO2 for power. For any of these, having a small remote SCBA tank would be a good option. It would also allow for a lot of design creativity. Imagine a multipump pneumatic where both the pump and the reservoir were remote.

marflow 777 · Jan 1, 2025

with no preload adjustment on the sear at what point does your get engaged
with all the standard trigger components you can get the trigger down to under 2mm in movement
it is an interesting setup

Shane California · Feb 6, 2025

What caliber can do this?

ChickenDumpling · Jan 1, 2025

Scotay42 said:
Makes no difference, i just look for solid feedback amd still check references. I send them everywhere within the lower 48 as well.

Ditto ...

Smok3y · Jan 2, 2025

grzech2005 said:
good to know...

and what do you think about me taking 2x 60mm metal clamps and welding a 20cm picc rail to them?

that way i could place the welded clamps at the front and in the middle of the rail (at 1cm and 10cm)- and slide it forward on the bottle which would extend the rail 10cm past the end of the bottle and that finally would place the bipod near the muzzle..

its going to cost me 47euros all together for the 2x clamps and the rail..

its not pretty but i will forget pretty at this point and concentrate on practical and functional..

the bottle placement should not be a problem right? i mean the bottle should not flex i hope?

it has a large thread point and its under 250bar so i would think it can hold the larger portion of the entire weight without flexing and touching barrel?

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There is a lot going on with those rings and I’m not sure how thick they are. There usually isn’t a lot of room between the barrel and the bottle, which is why the Saber Tactical clamp is open at the top.

As far as pressure on the bottle and flex… you are going to get different opinions on here as it has been debated before. I have never had a problem using a bottle clamp, but some would say you shouldn’t. I normally try to find another way if I can.

Droogmole · Apr 19, 2025

The Hush 50 that comes with the Mora fits both old and new monocore muzzle brake. I've got both muzzle brakes and it just fits...

Joedirt199 · Jan 3, 2025

Power plenum for airtube

FX Dreamline Power Plenum | Utah Airguns

FX Dreamline Power Plenum

utahairguns.com

Bottle regulator

FX Dream-Tac/Dream-Lite Bottle Adapter

utahairguns.com

Video on how the power plenum goes on the bottle gun

FelixS · Jan 1, 2025

Check post #8 for what I had to do for a challenging o-ring install: https://www.airgunnation.com/thread...d-you-fix-your-air-leak.1299605/#post-1875252

RaidPoncho · Mar 23, 2025

Shooting aside, that’s a super nice view

Sleestak · Jan 3, 2025

Due to winter weather, I'll use my basement to set for windage to get ahead on my outdoor shooting later on.

It's only 10 M, but better than doing nothing at all.

But yeah, sight for what your intentions are.

manabeknives · Mar 30, 2025

Thanks for all the pictures Tim
What a fun way to end the season ..looks like everyone was enjoying cutting cards!

Bngen3 · Dec 31, 2024

Airgun Al said:
My vote goes to UMAREX with their $220 Notos and $450 Zelos.

2024 was a great airgun year, and very different for me.
Unlike years past, I made it through the year, without purchasing high dollar air gun!
Prior to 2024, I would always find myself wanting, lusting, pinching pennies, loosing sleep, and eventually purchasing a high dollar rifle, of some sort.
Seems like there was always some expensive make and model that I wanted....just fill in the blank ___________.
But 2024 was so much different for me, and I went all year, with absolutely very little desire, for an expensive $1500 or $2000 air rifle!

Eventually, I did purchase a inexpensive Notos, and fell in love.
I liked it so much, that I purchased another inexpensive Zelos.
$670 total for 2 different airguns, and zero regrets!
This absolutely curbed my desire for anything expensive!
2024 was a great airgun year!
If this trend continues, I may never purchase another $1500/$2000 airgun again!

Thank you Umarex!
Looking forward to 2025!

You should try a stoeger

manabeknives · Jan 4, 2025

Jim B said:
Did your bottle have the valve already? I am new to PCPs and am looking for a larger bottle for my Maverick.

The bottle i purchased did not have a valve included. I have seen bottles with the valves for sale at Arguns of Arizona, Utah Airguns, and Topgun-airguns
I just removed the valve from the previous bottle with a hex key

Dave~H · Jan 9, 2025

coastal drifter said:
Depends on the humidity in the area you are filling the bottle, should get multiple fills before needing to replacing the media. If you refill the bottle before it gets too low you won't have to run your compressor as long. Nice gun!

Thanks.. ya I’ll just top it off after each use but I had to give it an initial fill.

Peashooter · Jan 22, 2025

I had a funny last outing.

So had a slug in the chamber and rifle de cocked for several hours, but then upon giving up i had to launch the slug, also did but almighty slow.
I think the regulator leaked and so the rifle was almost valve locked.
But the annoying thing is now many days later, the regulated pressure have not changed.

Other than that my Two and Huma regulator performed just fine lately

xsarfc9x · Dec 31, 2024

Here's a thread with some details from a fellow forum member. I've made similar tools with PVC pipe instead of metal.

Beeman S1, Marksman 45, Norica Jet tool

I made a tool to disassemble a Marksman 45 made by Norica out of an iron pipe nipple. I bought the nipple for $2.50 and turned it to a useable dimension and then milled slots so it can reach the spring to depress it allowing the trigger mechanism to be removed prior to getting the piston out for...

www.airgunnation.com

rctk1 · Dec 31, 2024

I'm planning on getting a .257 to add to my collection. Can anyone tell me how many full power shots the gun gets? Thanks

citojaso · Dec 31, 2024

I have an Impact M3 with a huma regulator. I have a slow leak between the reg. and the gun body. Takes about 4 days to leak down from 250 bar to 230 bar. I can find no charts, diagrams or tables that give o-ring sizes. I suspect the manufacturer wants you to buy their rebuild kits instead of just the needed pieces. Anyway, I need the large o-ring that seals the gun body and the large flat surface of the nut. I measure 14 x 2 with a ruler but my old eyes aren't as sharp as they used to be.

kaylaindy · Dec 31, 2024

I don't know of a lower priced PCP rifle. This is a full review of the new Beeman Raider PCP air rifle. Thanks for watching! -Nate

also see the Chief 2 (Side Lever)

woody1956 · Jan 18, 2025

Had the same problem with mine- got on the forum and recieved the same answer within 5 minutes, cocked it and works perfect ever since- thanks to great advise.

Iowa Airgunner · Dec 31, 2024

Not sure what that is

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