I would like to introduce my recently purchased PCP, my 1st local made airgun manufactured by our best PCP airgun maker in the Philippines! I can proudly say that this airgun can compete with other popular brands in the airgun world.
Tuned at 1700psi regulated output pressure at 970fps mz velocity using 18gr JSB Diabolo. Liner is also locally made designed with progressive twist rate.
The rifle flatform can be easily switch into pistol airgun by replacing the stock.
I will make a YT video of it this December to be published in my YT channel.

Happy Thanksgiving Day fellow airgunners!

For more info: FB page: GCMAG Philippines

pros: tuned for competition
cons: pre-orders for 7mos leadtime

keesbo said:

I want to use the Uragan for the 100 meter competition over here, and a monopod for the back is not allowed.

There for the bagrider, a bag is also not allowed but I use it to rest on my hand.

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Awesome mate, sounds like you have it sorted!

So no one has commented on post #23 video clip. I figured it would get me banned.

It's a possum shoulder deep in a pig snatch. You can't unsee sh!t like that. I figured it would break the internet slicker than Kim Kardashian's caboose.

If that isn't worthy of comment or banishment then you guys can't appreciate a quality posting. Shame on all of you!

The rotating fuzzy mass my shooting partner and I call "the wacky weasel" has made the difference with electronic and mouth calls. Watching the wind and scent helps too. Always make sure your gun is at the ready and in good order. We once had to track a coyote in the snow for 5 miles in the mountains because another buddy shot it poorly with a 7rem mag and wounded it..... Thanks to a loose rear scope ring base. Weve now moved to airguns for closer to the city spots. Happy hunting!

manabeknives said:

Hi @Trucker3573
The only differences between the Evo and the Epoch are generally cosmetic
I'll be waiting for the next...don't know when that is happening, but it gives me time to save for it

I haven't heard of any barrels being specifc to a model ..they should be able to swap no problem
which video are you referring to?
I know the there is a larger and smaller lug on the locking piece and the larger of the 2 is the down position ..is it possible you misunderstood?
I am almost positive that the barrels work for both Evo and Epoch without and addition furniture.
The only barrrel that requires an extra piece are the SubMoa barrels...You have to use a different locking coller, which is provided, because of the barrels diameter.

Skout is also using a different 30cal barrel made by ECR ..so far it has had better reviews than the SubMoa, which has been sketchy.
I'll be doing a deep dive on the SubMoa later this week and compare it to the LW bull..but i feel my LW will be very hard to beat

Terrible about losing your barrel ..I hope it shows up ..I had one stuck in customs for weeks, but eventually moved to it's destination.
Hope yours does too.

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Good evening,

I just want to clarify the statement regarding only cosmetic changes to the EVO. Although it does look significantly different, the upgrades to the evo were driven by user feedback and created to be an EVOlution of the EPOCH. The EVO's electronic package has been completely redesigned, giving users access to the battery and USB-C charging port without needing to remove the grip. We also put a larger display on the side of the grip to make it easier for users to change settings. The grip frame was also redesigned for better ergonomics and has a more refined grip. We also put the regulator's horizontally to reduce the height of the gun to make it better suited for PRS-Style events. The center of mass was repositioned to balance perfectly on the included arca plate, making it easier for users to shoot off a tripod out of the box without the need to purchase accessories. The EVO is also better suited to shoot slugs, we are utilizing the high-power valve and increased the regulator output to be able to shoot heavy ammo. The Epoch is a great gun, but we used customer feedback to make these changes and make a better version of the gun.

2x2 1/2" plywood then a 2x2x 1/2" rubber pad . This comes in 4x6' sheets at ranch stores, for transporting sheep,etc in back of pickup. I used A 4x4 for in front of my wood lathe.Cut two 2x2 for backers. This one is like 10 years old.If the pellets start coming back at you,slap in a piece of carpet also. the 10 meter gun they stay in behind cardboard.....Pete

Overall I'm pleased with my Beeman 2028 pistol. The Buck rail moderator really quiets it down. The trigger is very good, the action is smoothing up with use, could still use a fine polish should I tear it down. Great pistol. esp. for the money. The 3/8's rail is annoying, but hey it has a rail. Mine wears a cheap pistol scope now.

Thanks. I can make one of those plates. Appreciate you posting.

Are there any additional feedback experiences and knowledge of longer term support for US owners of this Comp 10 / Snowpeak PP20? It could be an excellent value at $500ish if it performs and has any reasonable durability.

I went ahead and used some blue loctite after doing some research here.

If that don’t work, then I’ll try the oring piece.

If that don’t work, I guess I may need one of those angled manometers that should have come with the rifle from the factory in the first place iykwim

thanks
Gabe

a4mcf said:

Does the settings you mention work for accuracy? I've literally took delivery of the same rifle, 30 cal, 700mm and would be interested in your findings

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it was shooting real good, but now i have went to a slug barrel and still playing with it. down the old rabbit hole i go lol

Hey all...Newbie here to the airgun world. I have done plenty of lurking here and a lot of good info. I just had a couple of questions for you all. I picked up an Airforce Texan SS CF .457, mounted a Vortex Diamondback 3-9x40mm and will be shooting NSA 350gr HP and 240gr HP (based solely off information from the website).

Yong Heng 4500psi compressor
2 6.8L SCBA tanks
Caldwell Chrono

I shot a few times already just to test 'er out...shooting resting on a fence post at about 40 yards. Got it relatively close. Now for the real sight in...

1. The temperature has dropped this week to about 10 degrees. I was hunting last week and it was in the 30s and 40s. Should temp fluctuation be a concern for accuracy? Say I sight in a when it's 10 degrees and hunt when it's 50, would there be any wild fluctuations?

2. What distance would you recommend a zero. I was hoping to do 75-100 yards. I am hoping to take whitetail with it inside of 100 yards. So maybe start out at 50?

3. I have done preliminary research on the power wheel settings and I know they will probably be different for the different weight of slugs. I was thinking of hunting with the 350gr, will the POI be wildly different between the two weight slugs? Has anyone been able to have their gun zeroed for various weight slugs by changing the power wheel?

Thank you all, I'm sure I'll come up with more as I go down the rabbit hole...already looking at adding Huben K1 and GK1 but wanted to get the hunting gun ready to go first.

Richely said:

Mine mics out at 19.48 mm / .767 in. at the muzzle and 19.68 mm / .775 in. about an inch or so in from muzzle.

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Awesome. Thank you very much.

maybe it is for Kral more easy to use that system now, however, it works nive and easy.

imtrigerhapy said:

Has anyone here tried these in .30 im thinking bout getting the corbin press and thinking the x punch slugs would be awesome in 60ish or so grains

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A press is the way to go to easily dial in a real accurate hunting slug. Buy those die sets from.Corbins a thousandth of an inch or two bigger than exactly .300" (so .301" .3015" .302") This way they can be easily sized down to fit that barrel's accuracy or even to fit multiple .30 caliber barrels. Most 30 caliber barrels are made right around .300" which makes the standard .300" die slug a sloppy fit for accuracy and potentially a waist of money.

Edit to add: Yes, Corbin will make you an X-Punch for your intended or existing die set. These X-Punch's are made to order and not an "off the shelf" item.

Pigeon basher said:

I have just bought one of the above should be with me soon,i have done a search ,but cant find what i need to know,i want to buy a better water pump,and would like to have it by the time,the compressor arrives,can anyone tell me the inside dia of the water pipes.thanks in advance

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I've been running Tuxings for a couple years now and never had an issue with their pumps.
Currently a TXEDM042, I like the double air filtration.
TXES012 is my backup.
The hose on the TXEDM042 is ID: 1/4 OD: 5/8

68 Whiskey just posted a new hunt. Whitetail doe in Kaintuck. Watch it on You Tube for the details. Be Well Brothers, dito. HINT PCP HUNT!

redsqnm said:

I love my u2 in 22 with the hp2 25 gn . Mine shoots them 965 without touching a thing and it’s stupid accurate!

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Hell yeah!

So I just acquired a regulated Revere in .177, and see the regulator is set to 160 bar. Currently getting ~16.5FPE with 10.3gr JSBs. Wondering if the reg should be turned down at all to increase shotcount?

Emu said:

This magazine is really good !!:

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I have never used an Eagle Vision magazine for the DRS.

I however have used Orion The Iguana Hunter Magazines for the DRS and the work flawlessly !

steve123 said:

Those groups are decent but it looks like the holes are oblong. Was the paper pointed straight at you?

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Good eye, it was up the hill and I had it at a slant, my error.

Joedirt199 said:

Yup now that deer season is over here and it was a bust for weather, time to get back out and work over some squirrels.

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Still have antlerless and alternative left to go.

Where can I purchase a sleeve for my Defender 2 to stop the barrels from wobbling when fired ?