Motorhead said:

It is a INCLINOMETER to measure degrees of up/down slope.
Field Target set up having Dope correction for slope as well distance correction

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got it! thank you for explaining as i never saw it before..

Pretty sure the D series has the original trigger guard and grip which is what the older rifles had. The newer versions are the E series which have a different trigger guard and an AR compatible grip. I don't think the valves or power generated changed from the D series to the E series...?

"Crafted with the original trigger guard and grip, the Condor pays homage to its classic roots while incorporating advanced features for today’s demands. The sleek black finish exudes a sense of rugged sophistication, ensuring this rifle looks as good as it performs."

I love mine, in spite of the flaws and limitations. It’s currently in fast twist Alfa .177 450mm mode. I played around enough to figure out that the sideways kick is caused in large part by the very stiff valve spring, which is templated on the 250 barrel which needs very short dwell. Popping in a lighter spring for 350mm and longer barrel allows for the use of less hammer and generates longer dwell, reducing the anger in the shot cycle. Adding a peek poppet gives further icing on that cake.

I use the spring from Tim Hills pistol hammer kit:

I'm guilty of Gun and foot photos, they just seem to be there in every picture.....

SpindleB said:

Should only be one free hose.
All of the scenarios only have one hose.
Or should. If you have more than 1 you have something wrong.

-- Matt

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Also, the stacked (#2) option fill the tank from the bottom regulator.

I am a big fan of option #3. It is the simplest and combines #1 & #2. Your tank is max fill and your gun doesn't get over pressurized.

Any qd

MikeVV said:

What's a "Huden" (title) ?

Pellets (.22) only through mine.

Mike

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if you want to take advice.. everything that MikeVV says is right on.. he's the person to ask on airguns anytime I read the forum, I take notice of what he says..
thanks Mike, I've read a lot of good information from you.. happy New Year
Mark

If you are going to be in this hobby, your going to need them…and ask for extra taffy..Itls huckleberry

I have the GRS stock on my Dreamline and love it. This stock is just as nice and I’m sure it feels as good as the GRS. I agree GRS should make a stock for the DRS as well. Once adjusted these stocks transform any rifle so much. Everyone has different dimensions so any rifle is not going to fit everyone , simple as that. Biggest thing is having a proper line of sight with a proper cheek weld. That is why I came out with Accu-Riser line of comb risers.

Mine would be my MK2 Theoben Rapid 7 in .20 FAC using 15.89gr Jsb heavy, Infact I made this shot twice last night on 2 headshot Rabbits, 2nd choice would my .30 Bobcat mk2

This year for me has just been learning and trying to figure out what I want to end up starting this pcp journey with. I am still trying to figure out if I want to go tank or compressor too.

Gear_Junkie said:

Mental note - don't EVER lend darylm a pcp!

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That’s a fair comment

I was wondering if you had the magazine wound more than 1 time around since you have a .177
thought that if you had wound it up 2x or more that it might be shearing or crushing the pellets when loading

not a good thing just buy one save money

ChefSparrowRagazzi said:

Yeah, they seem to be easy to work on. Right now I'm pretty happy with the performance out of the box. If I decide to tune it up at some point, I'll get with Derrick. We don't live very far from each other. He's been a good friend to me for several years.

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Damn lucky you, he ain't far away lol.

Motorhead said:

My wife supports my obsession & that is involved enough

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Motorhead how can I contact you ?

MikeVV said:

Hmm, I wonder.

There's a kit on the market that allows the Ruger 10-22 to be placed into an actual (very close) copy of an FN-P90 stock. Wonder what it would take to put an air gun into it ?
That AUG (above) looks good. I had one WAY back when the were originally imported into the US. Bought it through Parker Center (the main Los Angeles police center).

Here's a 10-22 I did years ago.

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Mike

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I used a 10/22 aftermarket tactical type stock on a Snowpeak M10 before. Got the idea from a fellow who did the same to an Evanix gun so yes... it will work. Was minimal modification as I recall. Love the 10/22's by the way. Mr. Potato head guns.

Real benchrest report from Ireland and an N50 tag too. N50 website noted is the old one tho.
Ha, just noticed it was from 7 years ago.

They do have a FB page. https://www.facebook.com/NRBAI/


N50: https://www.national50.net/
FB N50: https://www.facebook.com/50National/
AirGunNation: https://www.airgunnation.com/forums/benchrest.558872/
Benchrest Central: https://benchrest.com/forum/forums/airgun-benchrest.19/

jcalvert said:

Thanks. Learn something new daily. LOL

I don’t see it on the Hill reference PDF. Replacing the dry-pac seems straight forward. If I need to o-rings (reference on my screen shot above, as #14), where do I get them? I looked on the hillpump site, but didn’t find anything that looked like my hand pump.

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I haven't crossed that bridge yet. The filter is a add on so you may need to drop Hill an email. Also, if it fits snug and has resistance when rotating, you don't need to bother.

Thanks for reaching out with that info guys!

My friend Bobby, who lives an hour away, made a custom Delrin washer for me to exactly fit between the two surfaces and the Royale is back in action again. "(Much appreciated BTW and fun to watch him do it)" Now to wait for some warmer weather to enjoy shooting the old Royale again.

I got a brand new Vector Continental 5-30x56 mounted yesterday and did a quick zero but I'm curious how fast it's sending the 18's compared to before.

bigHUN said:

We can trade for .25 cal? I am into .22 cal's lately.
I have couple boxes of ZAN slugs also a full brick of MK1 and MK2's as well (lubed and weight sorted).

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Thanks for the offer but I ended up ordering the rifle so I'll be using what I have.

You don't need an Impact or slugs to shoot a coyote. A coon is tougher than a coyote. The skull on a coyote is super thin. It's being either more accurate or having some power and/or expansion on the ammo which will assist to blow the brain out on head shots that helps. If you want or think you might want to take body shots then go 30 or bigger and be prepared for the dog to run a bit every once in a while.

The Uragan and a whole host of other guns on the market will get the job done.

If quiet is a priority then something like the Uragan in 25 or 30 would be ok. I have shot the 22 and it was quiet for a 22 so I am thinking that it will transfer over some of that into larger calibers.

You don't need slugs but they do have their benefits in retaining energy and many will have hollow points to expand better once they hit hard tissue or bone. As long as you understand that and weigh that knowledge with the caliber and power you are sending down range at a given distance you can make smarter shots count and get good results.

I have seen some pretty good expansion into the brain with the NSA slugs and many others will work. Usually blood coming out the eyes , eyes blown out , eyes bulging or blood out the ears are good signs. Sometimes they just blow right through the head. All this at 70 ft lbs in close range < 30 yards consistently

Great looking groups! Given the proper length to fit, this Varmint Knockers knurled slug might work well in the Huben GK1.

Revin said:

Commercials aren't a distraction anymore, just another time to shoot

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No, comeercials are not, it's the rest of the programing that is a distraction.

Did the same thing a few months ago. The wife was not pleased.