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Cam Armstrong · Feb 11, 2025

I just got a raw mini chassis. 22 a few days ago. So far I have no complaints, it's a sweet rig.

rootdude · Mar 24, 2025

rootdude said:
Yup.

I try to use modular mods so I can choose my audible poison. In this case though, hard to find a .30 or .35 mod that uses M18x1 threads.

If you have any ideas about where to find one, happy to hear

Turns out it wasn’t M18 threads… 1/2UNF standard. I bought a 0DB and it’s nicely quiet.

bchannell · Feb 10, 2025

My pal bought an original Avenger at a local auction and it is amazing.

Jammin22 · Feb 10, 2025

Nice! Good job.

Sawney Bean · Feb 6, 2025

stevemorris said:
Well guys...thank you for all of your input. Yesterday I ran across an auction for a Beeman R1. On a whim, I submitted a bid, Last night I found out that I won the bid. So I guess I'll be shooting an R1- for better or worse.
It's a .177 so I still may be in the hunt for a .22 at some point.

The R1 is the same rifle as the HW80 and HW80's are still in production, which is good for you when it comes to parts availability.

marquette · Feb 12, 2025

Franklin county is a drive from Sanford Maine but in good weather I would consider making the drive if I can find a place to camp nearby.

greenbeans · Feb 7, 2025

The largest scope I have mounted to a gun (or vice versa in this case) is an ep5 g2 7-35 on my impact. Scope is awesome. It’s heave and big (as expected) but the glass is really nice. Turrets as well. Great bang for your buck imho.

Harry007 · Mar 19, 2025

james722 said:
FX Pocket Chronograph V2.
I just added the CRC plenum and am now getting around 22-23 fpe.

I agree.

thomasair · Feb 8, 2025

It applies everywhere

Gerry52 · Feb 6, 2025

Been using a DFL Ronin on my FX Boss (.30) for a few years now. Last time I measured it was 82ish db.

kingfisher61 · Feb 5, 2025

Swissair said:
Lovely pair of NOS HW30S! Great find! They're lovely guns to shoot. Mine is a few months older than those: #461814. Pre-safety Weihrauchs are great!

Of the 3 Mike and I bought, the serial number spread was something like 218. They were produced within days of each other.

pepper51 · Feb 9, 2025

Love the look of the early BSA air rifles. The closet I have come is a copy from Japan probably from 1930's. Art Deco styling to me.

.20calguy · Feb 8, 2025

jccams said:
A very talented member helped me out with my 853.View attachment 536512

Nice work!

db4d · Feb 5, 2025

marflow 777 said:
here is a post that will tell you that your model is a very early one indeed

so you have a rather rare gun

https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=196817.0

That's super interesting and thanks for hunting up that thread.

WobblyHand · Feb 13, 2025

A printed part with pins or protrusions for advancing the cylinder is likely to fail. But I think one could instead use a metal pin as an insert to the print that would probably be strong enough, at least for a while. If this were my problem, I'd model the cylinder as best I could, using what's left of the cylinder. Then I'd add the pins in plastic for a test. They probably would survive a couple of cycles. If it works, then rework the 3d model to have metal pins. To reduce the likelihood of deforming the plastic, I'd make the diameter of the pin bigger inside the part, than the outside. This will reduce the local force on the plastic, by spreading it over a larger diameter. Even making the pin 20% greater diameter (in the part) would help a lot, as the surface area increases by pi*d*length.

Aslap · Feb 6, 2025

Just a quick update on this. I realized that my leaking had started after the regulator replacement. I also had taken the regulator out a few times. At no point did I ever grease that sealing O-ring. I pulled the reg and used the Super Lube silicone grease on the O-ring and the overnite pressure check shows a drop in pressure that is so small as to maybe be my imagination. So I guess the phrase is:

See O-ring, grease O-ring.

Tony

arizonapcp · Feb 5, 2025

Thanks for the help. Found what I needed.

Peashooter · Feb 24, 2025

My friends place are turning into the little decommissioned farm of horrors for mice.

Last night he got another one with the ancient guess and shoot NV scope, and got a head shot.

And early today after sunrise he got another one.

The way he is going i will have to go shoot my pests on the mean streets of Denmark.

Jay308 · Feb 5, 2025

Impact701 said:
Get a Silent Thunder Ordnance Falx or Pugio.

I have both, the Falx works best for higher power setups like my DRS Pro 25 700 at 85 ftlbs.

Falx — Silent Thunder Ordnance

The Falx carries a dimensional envelope of 40x170mm, ~180 grams, with a semi-modular serviceable aluminum-tube design. The same proven principles of air stripping, flow delaying, and sound absorption remain but now in an even more advanced form. This brings improved manufacturability, reducing price

www.silentthunderordnance.com

The Pugio works great on my DRS 22 700 at 70+ ftlbs.

Pugio — Silent Thunder Ordnance

The Pugio carries a dimensional envelope of 40x100mm and a mass of only 82 grams (2.9oz). Building on the Falx, Sarissa, and Accipiter the Pugio is super compact and light with outstanding performance for it’s size. Packed into this tiny package is all the same proven principles but shrunk down with

www.silentthunderordnance.com

STO Falx is actually quiet, unlike Donny’s.

blackdog899 · Feb 23, 2025

Sergey1972 said:
You are correct. The only issue is Chinese counterfits and Seconds. When you buy from stateside or european company they have their own inspection and Insurance. When you buy from China from random Aliexpress seller you can be getting seconds or counterfits. We had an experience right before covid with Plastic parts from a reputable Chinese subsidiary of an American company that provided plastic parts with fake certifications of material (purchasing failure on their part). The plastic was missing a critical chemical componenet and when parts were assembled in the states the off gassing of the adhesive made the parts crack. Back tracing showed the material was purchased on some secondary market with fake certification. Massive losses and delays. Everyone gets to gauge their own risks. My customer chose the supplier and sustained a loss. Was it worth based on what they saved for the 10 years prior, probably yes. Will they do it moving forward, probably not. Did the American owner of the Chinese supplier compensate my customer to at least some degree, yes.

I think I shot my wad on tanks . Jeez now the compressors only run maybe twice a week.
Three beautiful shiny new Chinese bottles. Tuxing but I think they’re the same as ahh
what is it Acecare or something. Yep 3, 6.8, 9 and if I get the urge probably a 12 liter.
I couldn’t imagine being scared enough to have to buy the same thing but 5 times the price.
Oh I forgot my first gun tank for the zelos, yup again Tuxing 580 cc.
Ohhh yeah one more thing I go a little over on the max fills….
Im just ball busting here except the part of paying 5x… haaa !

Steveguy · Friday at 8:52 PM

ba49 said:
I would say buy yhe best quality you can afford. many of us started out in the under $800 range and the upgrade soon after wishing we bought the better one the first time.
Second I would say I wouldn't be afaid to buy used if you a careful the are a lot of hardly used high quality guns to be had for great prices. Airgunners are a strange bunch, me included. We tend to fall for the latest and greatest new gun out there and in a couple of months sell in at a loss to get the next latest and greatest leaving a lot of slightly use high dollar guns in the classifieds begging for a new home. I prefer a used Brocock or Huben K1. You can pick up some Brococks for under $1000. use and they are excellent quality guns for hunting and really hold their value if you by used. A used Huben K1 can be had for around $1000 ifyou look for it. The Huben has plenty of power and accuracy for 100+ shots. And it is semi auto which might be nice for the prairie dogs. Hope this helps.

As an owner of four Brococks,I can say you arent just whistling dixie about the quality of the brand.For hunting and pesting,BRK will leave ya smiling everytime. I have three XR magnums in various configurations, and calibers, including one bolt action HRHP 22 and I just recently acquired the pathfinder XR in 22. I would tell anybody hunting or pesting, that Pathfinder is a sweet little compact powerhouse. Mine came shooting about 25 fpe with 18 grains.

Gmairgns · Mar 23, 2025

Update: Replaced the "transfer hose" and holding 100 bar of air. Will monitor and if pressure holds up at 250 bar, I will consider this problem solved.

jccams · Feb 5, 2025

This set-up works pretty good for me.

Slice · Feb 5, 2025

Ok found the grub screws under the action, one released the spring and ball so re assembled. Removed the valve and applied some 1000 grit sand paper to the Teflon section while spinning in the drill.
Leak seems to be gone now.

iFish · Feb 6, 2025

You will always find a solution if you never stop looking.

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