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Hateful McNasty · Dec 22, 2024

Hateful McNasty said:
No but I shoot irons about 95% of the time with my other guns from 10m to 100y mostly 50y as my regular everyday range . Rarely scope . If it's something you want to do just go do it and enjoy.

One of my mottos is " buying a gun without sights is like buying a car without a steering wheel".

Figured I'd add a picture as well for fun ..lol

JaceSpace1369 · Dec 22, 2024

Michiganman313 said:
Does anyone have the Huben GK1 .177 cal ?
If so can you share the fps/fpe

Check the GK1 .177 thread

JaceSpace1369 · Dec 23, 2024

addison said:
You might be on to something with hades. They suck with my gun at 920

I had never had good luck with them going 870 or higher in any airgun barrel

Vetmx · Dec 23, 2024

MongooseV8 said:
Ok well I guess this issue is making more sense now. Some people just have a complex, so you wont mind if I stop reading your "contributions" to the forum.

This is what happens when iknowwhatimdoing argues with idontknowwhatimdoing. There are a lot of things in life that are legal but still not a good idea. I think it’s legal to light my nutsack on fire, you do your thing and I’ll do mine.

thammer · Mar 19, 2025

Leatherman said:
I may have to try one in my DRS classic down the road. I would like a little more front barrel weight . I’d also like one on my GRS Dreamline with carbon fiber. please let me know how to contact you.

Best is by DM here.

Harry007 · Mar 19, 2025

I get between 850 to 930. depends on how much I fill and number of shots.

Simplemann · Dec 24, 2024

I have a 2300S and it's a very accurate airgun. I'm sure it could put pellet on top of pellet at 10 yards, in the hands of someone other than me

MongooseV8 · Dec 26, 2024

Just about every scope on the market is only reinforced to take recoil in a single direction. A spring/piston air rifle recoils forward then a bit rearward. The forward recoil can be pretty sharp depending on the model.

The scope reticle is usually the thing that fails first, as many of them are not secured very well to resist the recoil in the "wrong" direction. This usually shows up worst in the cheapest scopes, but can also break apart some expensive ones. The other things affected are the errector assembly and paralax assembly. The recoil can break the threads, or jostle the internal lenses loose, etc.

WoodWelder · Jan 1, 2025

Jay308 said:
I’m curious if it can throw them over 900fps, I kinda want a sniper xr but wasn’t sure how much fpe they can really make.

When my other shipment shows up I'll post the results.

Emu · Jan 3, 2025

Best Cal changer on market is Delta/Alpha Wolf from Daystate.

Best and easier power adjuster.

Extremely accurate with pellets and as an exception some of them are slug shooters, like my Delta with .25 Cal kit.

pcponly · Jan 11, 2025

weevil said:
Does it still shoot at the same power at high bottle pressure? If so, the spring is fine.

If i wanted to change the spring on the megalodon anyone done it? I don't know if it lost energy they advertised fps for the .50 cal 22 inch barrel is 930 fps here are my results...never did a chrony test when new i just got the chrony.

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Ievgen721 · Dec 21, 2024

marflow 777 said:
it is use on Diana model 6 pistols it is a filler for the rear cap for timing purposes to get the cap in the right position to put the screw in
they come in 2-2.5-3.0mm in thickness value 5 euros

Thank you very much.

Mike_Lenardon · Dec 21, 2024

You do. And you posted in the classifieds already, just not an add to sell something. WTS is want to sell.
Do it the same way and tell us what you want to sell.

Ed24 · Jan 30, 2025

daxrush said:
Guys, thanks for the input.
With the info so far I'm favouring the 177 as it is the lower power option but plenty for the pests present. I'm gonna find a bit more info on the vixen long 177.
I'm seeing some contradictions on the internet people pretty much are describing it as a very accurate, rock solid gun but some say it quite some say its loud.
If anybody found a db number or sound measurement on the vixen 177 long (full power not 12fpe) please share .

Had a 177 Vixen long. Sold it a while back and wish I never did. Was super accurate with 10gr zans, jsb 10gr slugs and pellets. I never got a DB number but had to be one if not the quietest guns I had. I used it for pack rats around the wood pile. It's a 50yrd shot from my porch and had no issues. The gun also has a nice look to it. I think you would be more than happy with the vixen!

.20calguy · Jan 7, 2025

Mycapt65 said:
Furthermore scrubbing the barrel removes all the leading that helps accuracy. All but the finest custom hand lapped barrels require some fouling to shoot better. If the term fouling is negative to you use the term seasoning. After scrubbing a barrel aggressively it can take a hundred or more shots to season a barrel again. Most airguns will lose accuracy and velocity when scrubbed to bare steel. By scrubbing I mean using a bronze wire brush and or polishing compound. Anything less doesn't remove all deposits. That means dry patching or patching with mild solvents doesn't count as "scrubbing". They also dont really fully clean a bore either.

As long as you run soft lead pellets through a decent quality barrel you never need to clean a barrel. Almost all my airguns havent been scrubbed after I switched away from hard lead pellets. The one's that have were for mysterious accuracy problems the same as yours. Scrubbing might have seemed to fix the problem because it gave me or the gun a break. It actually never fixed the problem but in reality it temporarily degraded overall accuracy.

If you don't believe me take a seasoned gun with thousands of shots when everything is working well, chronograph it, scrub the barrel and watch both the accuracy and velocity decrease noticeably. I guarantee it. If it don't it wasn't fully scrubbed clean.

This is why I only scrub and polish new, new to me used guns and tunes. Never as part of a maintenance routine.

Airguns have no propellents or carbon to warrant routine cleaning. They also dont reach velocities that melt lead in the barrel.

Now hard lead like Crosman and some other companies use to prevent shipping damages has a higher percentage of antimony which can build up. Softer lead can't clear previous hard lead fouling so a scrubbing becomes occasionally required when hard lead pellets are used. Since switching to soft lead some of my rifle barrels haven't been cleaned in 30k shots. I challenge you to shoot them and tell me the accuracy is sub standard.

Anyways that's it. A dirty barrel aint your problem. A good scrubbing might seem like it helps but it was something else. The scrubbing actually temporarily degrades velocity and accuracy because it removes beneficial fouling or seasoning if you prefer.

I hope I explained this in a way that makes sense. Its counterintuitive based on traditional firearm cleaning practices. But these ain't firearms by a longshot.

Be well
Ron

Hi Ron
I looked that article up and read it. I had shot Barracuda Greens in the Gauntlet2 prior to that issue and resolution. The G2 is the rifle with the sharp leade. It damages the pellets eventually fouling, which is unrelated to my HW barrels.

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tommyb · Dec 23, 2024

Perry Perry said:
If I didn’t have to work, could you imagine all the free time I would have.

Thank you Joe for the beautiful shooting area
Lou for your words of wisdom
Tim for that great air
Dennis for the email notifications.
Kieth driving miles to be with us
Doug and vipha for sharing their knowledge
Ed for those great fishing pictures
Bob his Thomas adventure
And everybody that makes this a great sport.

Happy holidays. And looking forward to a better 2025.

Nice thank you!

Tricky-Dicky · Jul 16, 2025

Agreed ! And for the same reasons I have stated above, a very odd one, and it doesn't add up to me!

Scotay42 · Jan 10, 2025

@Headshots the P35x has a crisp trigger but does need spring changes to get it better.

1900colt · Dec 21, 2024

@bchannell well said!
Here's a couple videos as well...

Short video on cylinder grease

Low pressure piston seal replacement

AirNGasman · Feb 5, 2025

Great shooting, Michael! And a much more realistic example of slug-airgun possibilities. What are those gong diameters, Bud?

I think we all know consistent sub-half MOA groups at 200 yards are no more likely with an airgun than with rimfires and centerfires; especially in human hands.

I'll take this opportunity to create a new adage. With undeniable proof, braggin' ain't lyin'.

BTW, that card ain't undeniable proof; anybody could have a card like that printed. The undeniable proof is scattered about the walls of three rooms in my house... masquerading as 'wall art' so folks don't think me a braggart.

I'm really quite a humble guy... masquerading as a braggart!

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drpietrzak · Dec 21, 2024

It sounds like the orientation pin is not fully seated. Pictures?

JEFFPPC · Dec 21, 2024

Good question, it should be on the schedule but it's not, I will correct it. But answer is....20 meters.

rbolton6 · Jul 12, 2025

Mine was the S1200 model BTW and this it what it looks like on the rifle.

.20calguy · Apr 3, 2025

Luv2hunt said:
It doesn't much matter because they're all that accurate...but here your go.
Scout mount used w/a 2x20 swift.

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May of 69!

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Peashooter · Dec 22, 2024

I have been wondering that too ( the missing wifi )
I think it might be a result of the SOC used, though it cant be a too shabby one when it can handle 4K / 120
I doubt it is a Novatek SOC that is very used in Dashcams, probably one of the Chinese ones

The HDMI out on the NV500 even in a stationary situation i think would be annoying to have a wire plugged in, not least as i feel HDMI cables are stiffer than the USB cable i have used for power CUZ otherwise i run out of it during rat sessions.

Streaming image to a phone, that most carry after all, that would be the easy / manageable route, even if this often introduce a little lag, then it is not like the old days in dashcams whee you would have 0.5 - 1 second lag on the wifi, today the lag is pretty minute.

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