Vetmx said:

The King is probably a wise choice if you were dead set on that manufacturer. Unfortunately that manufacturer falls into the is my liner a .216, .217, .2175 or .218 shooter. FX is responsible for the projectile business booming.

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A true liner lottery

One heck of a name after reading the description of it

Slug the barrel. Lightly tap on the pellet head to flare out the skirt. Then buy a Lee sizer and punch that matches the diameter, and size the pellet. It's a pain, but that is the solution I'd try. Probably in the .252 - .254 range.

Check and make sure o-ring is in breech and is in good shape.
If you have moderator on take it off and try a group.
If baffles are in shroud remove and check for pellet strike on inside of the cones.
Make sure power valve adjustment is not loose.

Dammit. I knew somebody would review the .25 EQ. I wish someone would make an actual manual available, not just the "quick-start" guide.

Sigh. I guess I'll need to just buy the rifle...

Nice vid!

Yes, that Air Venturi part you link should do it. The Walther part is to connect directly to the DIN fitting on a air tank. Or a "DIN300" if it is for 300 bar working pressure.

Seems like a lot of the European competition guns are filled this way. Maybe it is tradition, but they haven't gone to quick disconnect fittings or more 'standard' fill probes many other airguns use today.

Nice write up
I have been a fan of the 22.07 . They are a very accurate pellet
I am not familiar with the PowerPup, so i do not know if it has more FPS to spare, but i have found that these pellets like speed.
around 960-980 FPS have been outstanding at 100 yards and should tighten up your 75 yard groups ..nice shooting
the BC of the 22.07 is about .060 which is on par with a .30 cal ..these do well in the wind
Looking forward to seeing results from 100
Have fun
Mike

Vet 2 manual & parts diagrams.

View attachment Veteran-2-parts-diagram.pdf

View attachment Manual Taipan Veteran 2.pdf

Lewis- I think you will be pleased with the stock. I got my two today & put the green one on my .177. I like them both. The red one has some pressed checkering on the grip & forearm while the green one doesn't? Both stocks do not accept the plastic/rubber piece that covers the reg adj screw. I don't use them anyway but a little sanding & they will fit. Feels like a real rifle now!

Hello and Thanks ... went to an electrician today who understood the unit, but said ... try to buy another power supply ... Reason ... if $30.00 bucks, his cost to repair would be more.

Took it all apart this afternoon. We'll, everything except the valve. I don't have the special tool for that...and I think it unnecessary, it holds air and functions.

Watched a series of videos on YouTube that showed how to take all the guts out. Special trick getting the pump handle off the plunger so it can be removed and cleaned, etc. Made it easy-peasy.

Removed the trigger group, stoned the sear, lever and trigger contact points. Probably should have shortened the sear engagement 0.010" or so but for now, just getting the stamped edges clean made a big improvement. This thing isn't exactly Olympic level.

Oiled everything judiciously. Neats Foot oil (leather seals).

I did shorten the piston stroke 0.030". It was only coming back far enough to half-uncover the air hole. Pumping stroke is now slightly easier.

All back together, no issues, 6 pumps is still max. I think I'll try a washer or two under the hammer spring. Might get me a little more power. I'd like "as advertised" 550fps...

This would fix my only complaint with the platform. I hated the valve hiss

Press fit a bushing and CF sleeve to allow for the barrel to extend past the frame and make it suppressor ready.

MongooseV8 said:

Cant ask for more than that, and you got a really nice stock on that one too. Congrats

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You really can’t. Reliable, accurate , massive shot count and can shoot slugs or pellets!

Just curious, are you using this with the Hypr-7 or standard scope? Also, is this for your DRS Tactical? Can't wait to see the results and your opinion on it.

.25 at 30fpe, the one I tested is 40 shots. I'd imagine at 6fpe I should over a a hundred? But I don't know if it scales this way.

I was able to make some elevation adjustments and a few windage clicks I got something I can work with. I’m a poor pistol shot, but this was 10 shots at sunset. GK1 V3 .25 shooting JSB King Diabolo pellets 25.39 grain standing shooting offhand at 10 yards. The circled shot is from sighting in on another target. The 7 target measures 4cm in diameter or roughly 1.57”. I know, my bootleg ruler says “mm.”


I’m happy I got my optic sighted with the help of @WobblyHand. Now I can practice more.

The Ghost seems like the best pick, based on your writeup. It might not work well with your current setup, but that's something you can adapt to fit the Ghost once you commit.

New, made in Spain on the left. I will be pleased, but surprised if they shoot as well.

Michael said:

My DRS Tac also has a purplish hue in direct sunlight... though you'd be hard pressed to see it now!

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I still dig the paint job.

Does it make a difference when you adjust the power wheel up or down? When you say low power, do you have any Chrony readings. This may help you.

Casting was definitely another rabbit hole after getting a big bore. Improvised ventilation fan in shed window, building PID controller, Lee lead pot, Lee press and sizing dies, 3 NOE molds and handles (got 1 machined for short lighter slugs), sourcing lead, building lead trap to recycle lead. And there's the time learning how, and doing it. Still culling out about a 3rd of what I cast, there's certainly a learning curve.

Huma-Air said:

Hi guys,

Due to some national holidays in Europe we are closed this Thursday and Friday. Our customer service will be back at work from Monday June 2nd trying to catch up with all email of these past few days

Thank you for your understanding and have a great weekend

Huub
Huma-Air

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Thanks for the reply , have a great weekend.

FYI for all those who haven't found it. The regulator screw is under the front trigger guard. It's a 3mm Allen. You can see it under the pic , it's brass colored.

Each pistol has its own unique characteristics that will require you to experiment to see which pellet works best for your particular pistol. I would suggest you buy a sample pack from one of the pellet manufacturers and find out which one works for you. The settings of hammer spring and other "tuning" done to the pistol will also affect accuracy.
jsb-testing-set-exact-.22

Above is one for JSB but other well know pellet producers have similar. Stay away from the new Crosman pellets, they are now made in Spain and are nothing but garbage.
Here is a similar thread with some suggestions for you to consider:

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