From the title, the charging handle on my M4 is/was hard to close. I was have a pin probe for shooting slugs and I had it adjusted to what I though was the 'correct' depth for my gun. Today I ended up pulling my barrel off and after reassembly the charging handle the last little bit before it would close became very stiff. I ended up backing the set screw out and adjusting the pin a little further out which did make the handle easy to close again.

Not very familiar with how all of this stuff works together so any feedback would be great!

Thank you in advance!

rctk1 said:

What would cause the gun to leak from here?

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From where?

blackdog899 said:

Hey Joe,
I m glad you posted this , I got it today and MUCH to my surprise I was able to figure out measuring group size.
thats as far as I went so far. That’s all I need for now. I’m only at 13 yards so the pellets that shoot well are really close
but more accurate to determine the best.View attachment 533330

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Nice! Glad you were able to figure it out.

sebasguns said:

That is a lot of damage to the meat. I love quail.

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Just trashed the back...breast meat was good to go

My favorite local pawn shop has a Crosman 150, that I believe to be an early one. They have had the pistol for several months that I'm aware of.
I don't have a Crosman 150 pistol but I do have 4 Beeman Sportsman dual caliber rifles, including one new in the box. I think I'll attempt to make a trade.

Thank you, ill give this a shot as weather warms. I appreciate it

1/4" PE tubing

Those 300's are a hoot !!!!

Devink said:

Testing 4 different ammo from penetration to explosive on clay. Huben gk1 super short max power 50-60FPE

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Great video! I always thought the exploding pellets were just a fun novelty for plinking.
But they seen to be effective

Available on Amazon from the Primary Arms Store.

That is the idea, yeah.

There is no barrel shroud contact in the barrel channel, but it's real close on one side and it bugs me... it'll probably shoot just fine, but for the money I spent, I just feel let down.

Oh my, the speed loader from UK leave’s me wondering

Greetings from Florida, glad to have you here. WM

Jimbobeast said:

Al, I still can't PM but I am interested in your action. How can we get in touch?

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Check your messages/conversations here!

Jts 18.8g wadcutters fly amazing. Has anyone shot the barras? Are they accurate to 50yds?

JaceSpace1369 said:

I love the sh4, it's still heavy at 35oz but it's great! I prefer the 4-16 over the 6-24 as it has more allegations adjustment and I never use the zoom past 16x anyway even out to 300yds.

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Yeah 16 is more than enough… sometimes I just want to pick the particular hair on the squirrel I am going to take off, hence the one 35 power scope have two x24 because I like to adjust parallax on x24 “ballpark” and then simply zoom back to x16 or something like that and call it good for +/- 15isj yards other than that all 4-16 or lower power…

Thanks! Depends on the gun I guess:

M4: AEA 34gr and H&N 34gr (.250)
Wildcat: AEA 18gr
Dreamline: AEA 18gr
Ghost: AEA 22gr or 25gr, both equally good
Red wolf: AEA 25gr
Taipan: AEA 25gr
P3: AEA 34gr and NSA around 30gr (.249)

on a calm day they all produce great groups. In terms of doing best in wind I’d say the wildcat out of the .22s and the Impact out of the .25s. Crazy how some of them like the same pellets at very different speeds though.

Airgun-Revisions said:

The .22 Akela’s are tested with 18g JSB at full power and 16g JSB between half and 3/4 power which would be 890-900. Power output does affect accuracy pretty good from these.

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I really like these guns. Be watching your store.
gonna try a red dot on the Akela, I ran out of scopes
thanks

bfloyd1095 said:

Guys I just looked at the OP profile and it looks like he is in Denmark... so AoA may not be a viable option

I am not sure where he bought the gun but this will most definitely affect service and maybe this is why he is attempting to solve his own problem with the gun???

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Im in touch with the dealer. I cannot find the diagram over the new ultra valve. Do anyone have that?

If you are a bench shooter, long distance and large volume, and need to re-aim on multiple rings... the ballheads just asking for trouble.

Much better with floating/levelling head (this one I put together from two heads into a single unit - pans and rotates)



And again much better with gimbal



And if you can figure a way to adjust the bubble, you are the King of BR






And now pay attention, how many segments you see on this tripod legs?
Only one segment, and it is filled with #9 lead shots.

I gave 200. For the one I have. Bought at a show with bad lighting, looked like the previous owner used a 4in. grinder on it. Had to remove all the chequering panels in the Process of refinish and ended up bed linering. I was happy with results.

I just googled it and it doesn’t seem to have much thermal expansion. So is there a diaphragm type thing inside that moves with the tank pressure. But yours was sitting in a drawer. Anyway just keeping mine with the hole on top and getting non liquid gauges if I need another.

Post up a picture of a 50 yd target!

If you’re wanting to leave your tank valve open and the fill hose connected you will need a regulator set at no more than 250 bar. That way you never exceed the guns max fill pressure. That method is referred to as “tethering”. Typically used when bench shooting, although paintballers will backpack a small CF tank for large volumes of air/shots.
Here is one available regulator, it’s quality but pricey.