wimpanzee said:

there are some youtube videos on the seneca guns, most of the orings are standard and can be found at hardware stores and stuff. Usually a really long flat head is required to get the stock off (i use a flat metal rod from a clamp)
if you need a valve seat or something, you might try bryan at veradium air https://www.veradiumair.com/

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Thanks for your help . I have seen Some video’s. I dont think its complicated. Replacement parts can be the dealbreaker.

Great post! This made Me go look at EBAY. I have one on the wat for My JTS "Cuda"! Thanks for Posting!

Ezana4CE said:

@pyramydair I know I did. My name is Dave and I endorse this title. You all plan on posting this on any other sites?

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Hi, Dave, yes! We posted on our website, our Facebook, Instagram, X, the r/airguns subreddit, HAM, and Gateway to Airguns! Hope you enter!

They work great.

sekiar said:

I’ve searched and so far have not found a place that sells single shot adapters for this gun. Any one knows where to get one? Thanks. Charles

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I contacted Hatsan and they are sending me one! We are located in the same town! Charles

Thanks Stan. Crow

I also have a Jet, in my case the Jet2. I did not have a problem with their fill adapter although I don’t really like it. A standard foster will not fit on my gun. I think their manufacturing tolerances are bad. The hatsan Velox I bought also had a fill adapter that didn’t work on the gun it was sent with, neither did a standard foster work, luckily for me I had another hatsan nipple that I replaced it with and that fit my foster compressor fitting. The Velox has proven to be an otherwise great gun for the money.

Received the S60 today! Felt just as happy receiving this $150 rifle as I did my $2000 rifle. First thing I noticed was there’s more patina on it than I thought. Not a big deal as I’m going to restore it. What really shocked me was when I shot it… it shot strong and accurate! Loaded up a 14.3 gr cphp and it was nearly dead on. Not too shabby for an old gal. Definitely restoration worthy.

Poke-E said:

SMH, you are correct... Small flat rate box for $10 solves it!!!!

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Soooo the air tanks Plus gentleman did exactly as he said he would!! I am impressed and very satisfied!!!! He also said he would send some free merch for the inconvenience!!!!!

I would recommend the fx impact. either the M3 or the M4. they are lights out accurate at 100 yards out of the box. Plus they are super easy to tune for different types of pellets and weights. it 100% cannot be beat. They are simple to use and at least for me I haven't had any issues out of mine, but I don't **** around and mess up my guns either by tinkering around and doing the wrong things like a lot of people do that claim to have so many issues with FX..

nobody1 said:

The problem with the Zelos/M60 magazine is that I have no idea how to open it up.
If I could open it up I could probably fix it.

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I had a mag that seemed bad on mine. I spun it one way then the other. Seemed to have zero spring tension. Tossed it down on the table irritated. When I picked it back up it mysteriously worked. Makes zeros sense or maybe I was losing my mind with my Zelos problems.
When I was looking at my mag. It appears that center hollow post screwed together. Kinda like a Chicago screw if you’re familiar. Definitely looks like two sections where one screws into the other. Might even be left hand threads.

Good luck
Rob

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Get yourself an Umarex Notos. 20fpe, quiet, lightweight, and a cheap gun. Will be quite a bit better than the 3622.

longshot81 said:

Do you guys actually take in people's 357 bulldogs and turn them into pit bulls?

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@longshot81 Ummm, they likely won't see your question here, but yes they do that. You can buy a modified Bulldog or send one to them top be modified. Checkout their site. The info is there. www.pitbullairguns.com

Airgunmann said:

At first I wasn't a fan thought they were cheap decided to try a helos ffp and loved it i bought another I would take the helos over a hawke and hawkes are pretty decent

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I’m in agreement - as my Athlon Heras SPR 6-24x56 both FFP and SFP are just as capable in HFT at 16X… Hawkes need more numerical markers and not just dots.

Facts,many of the products you buy are made by a few giant companies,could be tires,could be your TV ,rifle scope or air gun This is nothing new....The giant companies have the means,brains and equipment to make whatever you need,the product you buy is modified to suit the style of the smaller company wants......once you know what is what you can save money,also parts interchange,because the parts are the same in many different brand,just the looks are different. Also China has up to date means to make whatever you want,you tell them what you want and they work with you to make the product you want.Sorry fact.

mubhaur said:

In today's scenario of high power PCPs, some modifications like installing an external plenum, better valve and anti hammer bounce device takes RAW to a next level as per my experience and many other users agree to it.

However, everyone has his own preferences.

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Im thinking of getting a RAW, how would I get a hold of the parts you make.

Correct and of high quality. O-rings can be life or death, that is what failed on the Challenger space shuttle. Thanks for posting the link! If one wants to learn about O-rings there is no better reference than the Parker handbook. I used it a lot as a young engineering tech, later in life as national sales manager I was having major product issues in the field. The Parker handbook saved the day. Was stuck hanging in a hotel room nightly and used the Parker handbook to resolve the issue and get sales back up. All in the compound in that case. Every aspect of an O-ring is a variable, and every aspect can make a difference in the application.

Would like to see a Skout at the PA Cup 2024, since I think there were 16 Skouts competing...

JaceSpace1369 said:

Awesome write up!

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Thanks, much appreciated!

Looking for a bottle adapter
Ii think that's what they call it
The part that threads into the regulator and then you screw your bottle on
I just noticed a hairline Crack coming from the shut off screw.
Anyone know where to buy these ?

I am changing the name of the group to the IOWA FILED TARGET ASSOCIATION.

What surprise me, as far as i have seen, not a single Epic Two there.

Et sinon, c'est quel calibre ?

coastal drifter said:

I think most CF tanks have a 15year life span. Since I never max mine out, I'm sure it will out live me.

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Depends on the tank. First Strike paintball bottles are good for life.... as long as they pass inspection.
All First Strike FS Tanks feature the UNISO tank certification. They have a never ending life span and are good for life! Hydro date on these tanks is 5 years so after every 5 years you will need to re-hydro your tank, but your tanks will never go bad! Standard Carbon Fiber tanks that are DOT or DOT/TC stamped have a life span of 15 years from production date and still need to be hydro tested after every 5 years. The First Strike FS tanks bring you the most value for your money.