On the Dreamline, there's a screw above the transfer port. What type of sealant should I use to prevent air from escaping around it? I tried thread tape, but I can still feel air around it when I fire the gun.

Thanks.

JimD said:

I just got an Athlon Argos 10-40. It is marked at 16X. It will focus at 10 yards. The parallax has to be just right for maximum clarity which is what I think you want for FT. My Arken EPL 4 6-24 is more forgiving on parallax but I think that means it would be harder to range with. My new Athlon was $300 from camera land, so similar in price. Glass is about equal.

On the other hand the reticle of the Athlon is very fine and it doesn't have illumination. Motorhead (Scott) a really good FT shooter recommended an Athlon Midas 6-24 recently but it's a bit more expensive.

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Thanks! Great first had info.

Rowan Engineering makes great stuff. They make great aftermarket stuff. I have their stuff on my Daystate Regals and Wolverine.

Glad to hear they are rockin' the customer service charts.

Hey guys! We're hosting our second FT match this upcoming Sunday (November 3rd) at Atglen Sportsmans Club. This will be a 60 shot woods course.

Cost: $15

Time: Practice Field will be open at 9am and the match will start at 10am

82 Creek Rd, Christiana, PA 17509

Looks like a newer version of it was put on your gun. Works in exactly the same way as the other one you mention this one just has “more stops” along the tightening of the hammer spring journey. 1 will be the least amount of spring pre load on the hammer and 23 the most.

MrP,

I don't know if it is possible to shoot "salt rings" from a trumpet style vortex generator, but below are images of a hardware design that may help answer the question.

Note that the barrel nut is separate from the trumpet. This is so that you can rotate the salt hopper to face up, as you tightening the barrel nut.

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The AVS video is the one I would recommend.

It may be they are not a dealer for Umarex, just because they sell the product does not mean they are an authorized dealer. I've known of dealers over the years that sell more product out their back door than they sell out the front. Nothing illegal or even nefarious about that. Umarex is a huge manufacturer comparatively. Very common esp. for the big manufacturer's to do volume discounts to their authorized dealers, they buy at the 100 rate selling most of the guns to other dealers. Very common practice actually. That 100 rate price is far below what the small dealer pays wholesale for the gun.
Learn if your dealer is really a dealer.....

I put it on the plenum sides which is top tube. Mine is a Uragan 2. Internals are close to the same. Mine still has a lite ping when fired. Way better than b4. Mine is hollow carbon stock. So was obnoxious ping when fired

Thank you

Firewalker said:

Yupper, it is the "valve" we are always talking about, the gun retains the valve seat. The stem of the poppet valve gets hit by the hammer, unseats the poppet and air passes, the air slams it shut assisted by the return spring.

Most of the poppets I've seen are made from Nylon or Delrin, they are softer than peek, it's a very hard plastic.

Shown is an original AEA HP poppet and the peek replacement im working on.

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Thank you sir. I appreciate the explination.

Friendly BUT sent me a messed up gun and wanted me to pay for shipping back.

Great !

I am glad you are faring okay following that freak disaster. Preparation is key, and I don't mean getting prepared when you can see the poop is gonna fly. You need to be prepared always, because things can go sideways before you know it. I speak from experience, having been through earthquakes in California, Katrina in New Orleans and Sandy in lower NY state.
I even had a tornado run through my town about 7 years ago, with direct impact on my yard. No power, no water, no gas. Thankfully, no damage to my house or vehicles, but it was a close shave.

I keep what I call a Living Larder in my yard. Lots of small game I can count on should an emergency run longer than my food supply. It's why I don't just shoot anything coming into my yard. I want most animals around in case I need to eat them. I've got loads of squirrels and rabbits that inhabit the woods behind my house and come into the yard. I believe I'll be able to extend our survival by taking them when I have the need.

Welcome! +1 JSB

Airgunner79 said:

We did go little over budget! Hopefully his wife don’t give him too much grief over it

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Buy once Cry once as we often say =

Rondo said:

Thumbs up on the patch worm.
I’m using cphp for my first tin in my HW35 with satisfying results. I notice things are smoothing out, maybe it’s me, or both.
A smile is worth a thousand words.

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I don't mind a pellet picky gun as long as it picks cphp . . I pretty much shoot them exclusively 99.3872% of the time . Lol..

Impulse Air 1350
Zan projectiles
Saber Tactical tank valve
EDgun EaZy fill air chuck

armored007 said:

I got my new M4 last week and ordered the slug STX Heavy liner with it, after more research it seems like I really don't need it for shooting slugs even with the different twist rate, I really only shoot 100 yards or so for varmints. Can I just use the one already in my M4 for slugs and pellets? I am thinking about returning the liner or sell it.

Thoughts?

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I have the .22 M4 in 600mm, yours look identical to mine and I shoot both pellets and slugs as well, it has the perfect balance for me, i prefer to keep mine quiet with optimal shot count, i don't need a gazillion FPE so i haven't upgrade any power add on stuff to it, the stock superior liner is fine with slugs up to about ~27gr, and the stock 6g hammer will support the reg pressure up to around 130 bar at around 50~55ft-lb in .22 with zero upgrade or mod. Shoot it with the stock superior liner now with whatever slugs you got at 100 yard to see if you're happy with accuracy, if your accuracy at 100 yard is junk then you could try the slug liner.

coastal drifter said:

it isnt rocket science, Take your time and enjoy the process

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Seriously not rocket science, but Im kinda guy who wants to understand why, instead of learning by trying. (learning by trying is ok if you are 100% sure its not going to break anything).

So my understanding and logic tells me this.. Keep plenum pressure 150 (im tuning for heavy slugs)

1. You open front valve open so hammer can work with plenum 'freely' while adjusting it
2. You reach optimal velocity by increasing or decreasing the hammer wheel. You can fine adjust it by long flat thumb roller
3. You start closing front valve so you dont waste air after shot is made, when closing it and seeing drop in velocity, turn it bit open

There it is. Or atleast that how my brain works it out.

Heavyopp said:

I’ve done nothing airgun related. I will end up with the U2 600 mm once I order from Krale.
lately I’ve been thinking of ordering 2 guns from Krale, the U2 with carbon stock plus the P35X. Both in .177.

P35x went out of stock recently.

I did dive into 3d printing over Black Friday sales so it kinda took my attention away from the .177 urge.

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Did you get it yet?

You put a red dot on your GKl and the case is just for parts storage! But I took the ole knife out and fixed the case , At least I can use it,,

This week I'm gonna put 8" gong 250yds and a 8" and 12" gong at 300yds...I'll post later this week maybe video see how it does with 38-40gr.
Just will try find sweet spot on fps

Stoeger Scout in .25

This is a seriously well made rifle for entry level and punches way above its weight class.

You’d be wise to take a gander !