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Thank you sir for the quick response, much appreciated! I will be forwarding your response to my buddy so he can follow up on this.

Again thank you.
Bell well, stay safe

Mike

Airgunner’s of Arizona 50 yard bench rest match at Ben Avery shooting range. April 15, 2025.
1300 to 1600 time
See website for specific rules

The wind was a bit challenging at time. Great course layout, just like you would expect from PSA. A big thank you to all that put this together!

I have yet to run into a problem removing the barrels on my K1s. I scribe indexing marks on the barrel and receiver.

Noisy?
Not any louder than the compressor.

manabeknives said:

Thanks for all the Photographs
Looks like everyone had fun
How did the flags work out for you?

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Flag worked good. It is a little bit to tall. Easy fix. Nownto make 3 more.

Thats great shooting the brococks are great guns
had one and traded it should of kept it

My 600mm came in a 1:22 twist - I think that was standard and 1:16 was the heavy a few years ago. UA shows 1:16 as heavy and 1:40 as standard currently, but I have seen 1:37 too. My 1:22 shoots 44gr pellets and hybrids very well. The Javelin and H&N 50gr are good too. The 43gr Nielsen and 45gr Zan are terrible but heavier ones shoot fine.

MDriskill said:

FWB themselves made spacers for their standard buttplate, they are typically 10mm thick. Just one of those will get a Junior stock pretty close to a standard one.

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I had two spacers on my 300S.
Now I I have two on my 601 which I took off of the 300S..

darknes said:

Well the stock already exists for FX Panthera/Dynamic for 480cc bottle and 300 bar. I already have it on my Fx panthera
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As for the power plenum, if you want it that huge, try to see if the cartridge from the Fx Drs fits, my guess is it might.

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I can't complain about Air-G-Tac.com accessories. Tomorrow I'll have the front reducer coming and I'll have another bottle as well as the lower arch rail. For myself, I can only recommend it. Pictured here is my son's Pantheon. Mine is the Kalibrgun Snipe II in the photo a bit in the back. I have both in cal.22.

What I know if something doesn't suit you (expensive shipping to your country,etc) just contact them and they can always find an individual solution.
I'm for example wanted a gauge cover without the logo, so they sent me what was ready for their owner. That's what I call a human approach.

All kinds of reasons as listed here. To address your specific circumstances the streamline and drs barrels are very different.

Thank you. It has good depth when viewed in person.
After staining for the final finish I slapped a few coats of tru oil on and then blocked it out. Skip sanding between those first filler coats. All sanding in between coats does is put finish on your floor and risks sanding the stain off. Beech fills easy. Getting beech stripped clean and stained well is usually the trickiest part.
Then just rubbed the Tru oil dry half way up. Dry enough to hold in a few hours. Then rub it on the other half and blend in the middle. About two coats that way. Easy. Tru oil does blend in very well. Even for touchups.
Some apply with their fingers but it's much easier/faster to apply with a cotton cloth patch. Puts on just the right amount for rubbing dry and easier to avoid flooding the checkers.
There's nothing wrong about a gloss finish if that's what you want. Tru oil is fast and easy and is ok for a lot of guns. Depends.

"Spring" starts for me when the ground squirrels leave their holes for more than a minute.

kahu said:

Anyone ever used these cases??

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I have one. It is great for the price. Very heavy though. Pluck and pull foam isn’t perfect but it will be good enough for most people. Very roomy, fits my DRS, bipod, paintball tank and room for ammo and magazines

Well it looks like the shop owner took it out for a test and upgraded the FPS. IMHO, it's still a $2,200 TURD!

Max Projectile Velocity: 300 FPS *Our tests have shown avg 430-460 FPS w/25.39grain JSB King.

Hobbyman2007 said:

So far I’ve had a few small things that I was able to get sorted out. This is on the paradigm. The face inside the regulator gauge was loose and moving around. Then the hammer adjustment this is the new style with built in SSG ( easier cocking) Its design only allows for free flight distance adjustment and no hammer spring tension adjustment. This is all fine and well as the spring and hammer are in tune to shoot MRD’s over 900fps. If I wanted to lower the velocity and have a good ES I’d have to experiment with springs or redesign the SSG configuration to make the spring preload adjustable. Which I’m not , the rifle is shooting perfect just the way it is.

The epic 2 does look good and is quite possibly a knockoff of sorts. With some more adjustability.

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I hadn't taken mine apart yet, so I didn't know that you couldn't adjust the hammer spring like the previous EVOLs. Mine is also shooting MRDs over 900fps and as you, I don't have a reason to change it as it is shooting very well. Unfortunately, there is no documentation at all provided with the new EVOL and nothing anywhere tha I can find. That is very disappointing considering the nice parts blow up of the old EVOLs. I realize a lot is the same but and update on the new parts would be nice to have.

Peete said:

I've got a Dedal Stalker disassembled that's needs cleaning and resealing with inert gas I guess.
Would there be any company who would do that. Preferably in the EU but with all that's going on sending to RU will be difficult.

Or selling a Dedal disassembled would be difficult I guess.

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Should see the one just listed on eBay for $50. Can’t be legit but if it is, it’s a gift.

Its easy to see if you are imparting negative actions on your rifle, and you only need 10m and a 24x scope. I put my rifles on a lead sled and watch how different cheek pressure, grip, etc relate to the crosshair moving. Different stocks and rifle design have different results. It has also helped me identify a lightly loose screw between the action and the stock.

WorriedMan said:

RTI Mora will never be for me with left hand cocking so I'll stick with AGT. WM

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You see I love cocking on the left

For squirrels, even 20 grain H&N FTTs work well. I took 18 squirrels with them and lost none. Rabbits go down easier so I would expect the same on them. Coyotes, on the other hand, require more penetration. 1-2 lb animals need less penetration than 10-40 lb animals, in other words. I would use the 34 grain on coyotes or a larger caliber. You could use the 34 on squirrels and rabbits but it is going to go through about 100% of the time. No big problem as long as it's OK to hit what is behind the animal.

Unless I missed it, the most important dimension is missing in the op. The outside or inside diameter. Either will work when the wire diameter is known.

Length and coil count isn’t that important. Springs can be cut and reclosed. Length changes preload but doesn't necessarily indicate strength.

Comparing OD, wire size and coil count gets you in the ball park. Even then coil pitch/spacing and material can affect strength.

Ideally you need to know all of those dimensions and spring rate to know for sure if springs are interchangeable. Or you could just try it.

BTW I wouldn't worry about a broken spring until it breaks. Some go a long time.

HTH
Ron

Yes it's a .177. I have the whole barrel kit with the correct end cap. I'm going down the .177 Prophet Performance 2.1 shooting slugs rabbit hole.

Great video and the carbine is awesome looking keep bring us your videos.

Don't waste your time and money on the tensioned barrel ....it creates more issues than it supposedly fixes!!

6gun said:

The typical construction today is the aluminum liner, the structural carbon and it's resin, a protective layer of glass and it's resin, a waist wrap and the a final protective outer coating of resin that can get chipped etc if memory serves. If no strands of any type are compromised there are no worries. I've back filled chips with 5 minute hardware store resin and buffed it out.

I'm the old head now and remember when wrapped hpa was 3k psi for paintball I still have a bulldog cylinder because it was so pretty.

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There are fiberglass automotive repair kits that I bet would be a excellent thing to put on one of those tanks as a base for a nice paint job.