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RTI  RTI p3 question

The plenums will give you more power instantly without changing any of your settings in your prior tune. If you liked your tune you will need to lower your regulator pressure. Reality is where the plenums help most is for the guys running the fixed regulator or the regulators that are running almost maxed out for really heavy projectiles.

The P3 has a really easy hammer spring and value. It’s closer to the P2 than the Mora. Get your regulator set and then set your hammer to have the valve open. Once it opens and closes that’s it. It’s already as efficient as it will get. Mora allows for some dwell time, P3 doesn’t.
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You Get What You Pay For!

It’s been variable for me. After getting the old Crosmans restored and shooting nicely my next one was a Maximus. Not fast, fancy or expensive but with a $40 red dot it was breaking eggs at 30 yards. A couple of Benjamin Trails, able to split cards at 10 meters. My Gauntlets were a bit lacking in workmanship but a little work on each and they both shoot accurately and hard. Meanwhile my 2078A 10 meter gun groups nicely while the Anschutz sometimes makes me consider taking up golf. There are good bargain priced guns available that will cover most people’s needs or wants while a high price piece can on occasion be truly disappointing. Figure out what your needs are, make a budget and learn all you can. In terms of quality, money isn’t everything.

Rick H.

Skout  Tuning Target for My Skout Evo

Nice set up
Have the same scope on my Epoch ..love the clarity
Stretch out the distance to 50-100
At 50yards, you'll be moa all day - with a proper tune, you can cut that in 1/2 or more
The rifle can send the 22.07 at high velocities, but I do not recommend over 990...you might get some good shots off at speeds above 990, but if you take a large sample, the is a lot of instability. I keep the speeds around 975-980.

More Benches have been added! PA CUP 2025

Why is @Tpatner412 so pretty 😍
It's a blast. Worth every penny just to meet the people we chat with and read posts from on here. I'm guessing @Michael will be there along with many others. If you can swing the trip you'll feel like you got a bargain afterwards with the contacts you make while there. Such a great group of people!
I missed last year because my rental car got screwed up. Flew there, couldn't get a car, flew home, missed it. But I would have met 2 of my heros, Ted and that Lauren girl who wins about 50 competitions a year. I already met Rick Rehm and Joe Rhea (Cyclops) last time. Super cool! Cyclops told me some hilarious stories! OMG! ....ALL the Youtubers are there. It's a blast. I just hang out, no shooting, still super fun.

Possibly An Admin Question

I stumbled across this forum many times through online searches for information before joining. After seeing all the info posted I decided I'd be silly not to join, and so glad I did. Once I looked through classifieds had my eye set on 2 different posts, but like you had to wait my 10 day period. Missed one of them in that time, and during the waiting process decided the other listing wasn't really what I was looking for. I later ended up finding other classified listing deals that I think were better suited to my wants and needs.

Long story short. The wait is worth the end goal and the knowledgebase is immense.

Welcome to the Rabbit Hole!

Crosman  Crosman Model 140 2nd Variant

Soak the rust in WD40 for a couple days. Then pick at it with a tooth pick. Soak some more. Steel wool is a last resort and will weaken the blue all around it. Eventually the rust spots will be negligible. Then degrease the spots. Soak a toothpick in a bluing and rub into the spot. This will best preserve what is left if the original bluing.
I use Hoppe's No.9 with the copper coin or tooling. Strand wire in a chuck for the hard to get at.

Match Gear Prep - What gear do you bring to matches?

So I still consider myself fairly new to the FT game and still learning a lot!!
Im a gadget guy and gear junkie but find myself always not prepared properly and over prepared in areas not necessary.
Talking with a buddy this weekend sparked some more thoughts as I see everyone shows up to matches differently.
Some loaded to the gills and others with nothing.
I like the approach as slim as I can get it but what are some items you always bring to every match.
Last weekend got me caught in several very different weather situations leaving myself wondering how I can prep better.
Id love to see a list and pictures of everyones setup, gear bags etc...
Ponchos? Waterproof paper? First aid kit? Cleaning kit?
I feel this info would not only help myself but maybe all of us in seeing something we didn't think of to pack for the course.
Now this could be stuff you just keep in the car but have with you for a FT match either close or far away.
Pictures would be awesome as well.
Class doesn't matter.

GMI SLUG TESTING ALL CALIBERS

@jwrabbit123 What‘s your reg set at? Which slugs do you prefer to shoot from the King so far? Flat base? Tapered?
i tried reg so far 120 to 150 bar , i did just have it apart and installed the huma weight and spring and their pin probe for slugs , they only one i found who makes one , I still didnt find best tune I take it out again this weekend today i am working on 25 cal
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Another New Member

Hello all! Another new member here. Been into backyard plinking, trap shooting, and varminting off and on for many years. Back of my property butts up to the sweet potato fields here in California. Shoot all types of firearms and airguns. Owned a Benjamin pump, RWS and Beeman single strokers in the past. PCP journey started with a FX Impact MK2. Now I currently own the M3 .35. Just figure I introduce myself. Lots of good info here.🤙
Welcome !

Gauging interest in a future Grand Prix...

I am in for all the shoots in Duncan. Worth the 3 hour drive to spend a few days in such a beautiful location. All these trees are a nice change from the desert environment. Tom has been most generous with this piece of his farm and his Dutch oven cooking. Looking forward to meeting some new shooters at a Grand Prix.
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