if you want to use the efr scope go buy burris signature zee rings and an accessory kit with all the different inserts. I just run up on this problem on my texan. almost completely out of elevation at 100 yards and if you are using a cheap scope you want the recticle to be near the center of the scope because the IQ is much better when all the lenses are close to center.the 30mm signature rings come with 2 plus 10 inserts and 2 minus 10 inserts. you can take back 20 moa of the 30 on the gun and the closer the rings are on the base the more moa you get. 1 inch extra high rings will be needed for your leupold efr.

BriarpatchMtn said:

Never was able to find any 4500psi burst disk for my big gold and blue air filters off Amazon. Ended up double them and trusting compressor burst disk.

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FWIW, the 3/8x24 standard labeled discs are loose when threading but didnt wiggle or leak when tightened. You sacrifice 0.5mm of thread width however. I didnt want it to fly out so I went back to 10mm style disca.

I’ll be there and I have a table. I’ll have a Theoben, and about 20 old Crosman and Daisies. I’ll probably root aout a bunch of other stuff too.

I wouldn’t mind a MAC1 LD pistol if one is floating around there.

can only source locally made slugs and they offers different dia. as other .217 and .218. BUT! the .217 is actually measuring from .2173 upto .218 and the claimed .218 start from there and goes to .2185!. those .218/5 never grouped well and was worried they damage the liner and i ditched them anyway. since i cant get my hands on proper slugs i wanted to know what are there tolerances. using them on impact M3

THANKS!

JaceSpace1369 said:

That is gnarly! I have seen some guys posts shooting into duct seal with as a great medium for catching pellets/slugs.

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I was kinda suprised it didn't make it through, stopped 117 ft lbs of energy. Not being held in place helped absorb some impact, the can got knocked back instead of being fixed in place.

I use the 30mm 3-12 44 Centerpoint on both my Zelos. It’s amazingly clear and best reticle for older eyes like mine.

If it works it works I have them on 5 of my guns

Leon you are welcome to come over and hang out with us anytime. Bring your guns and gear.

One experience I had from two years ago was three consecutive .22 barrels that were very aggressively rusted to the point of visible pitting in the center. I think maybe some bluing salts got somewhere they shouldn't have and were not flushed out. When I finally got a rust-free barrel, it was it was reverse hour glass as your .25 is. That was the end of my interest in Hatsan.

NRA range in Fairfax allows pellet/airguns. Also check out Izaak Walton park in Centreville. They certainly allow powder burners but is worth checking out and ask if they allows airguns as well.

Gun is now guite silent.
Huma-air moderator is added felt and hammerspring is adjusted for lower fps.
Rifle stock did need make more space for hammerspring bolt.

It shoot now 847 fps, but need to test more how fps stay when shooting more.

Gun is now 55mm longer and weight is +40 gram for stock.
Shorter moderator setup was making more sound.

Not anymore. You snoozed you losed.

lbc_PSI said:

Different application but same idea..25mm CF tube to RTI end piece..

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metal to carbon fiber glued with Fletch-Tite

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I used locktite blue to good effect

happy birthday.. I believe your best guns are the 45,52& especially the 54..as I have gotten older I can't take the recoil.
Mark

Yes, a consistant hold; That is the reason for the best individual fit. I would not even have a bullpup without an adjustable butt plate. Bullpups are awkward until you get them fitted to you, then they are good. I shoot a right-handed rifle left-handed.

Those rings are needed for the huge objective bell you have. Look at how high a bullpup gun scope has to be mounted to get a decent cheekweld. Your scope is closer to your barrel than alot of other setups that have to clear a tall mag or receiver.

Thank you for interesting thoughts. Interrelation of hammer spring tension and regulator pressure is very interesting. I like to play with measremments of different depensencies, unfortunately I am a bit restrictes just having Hatasan Flash QE. I install the regulator though. Looking for buying Hatsan Factor RC, it seems to have aall parameters adjustable.

You only need to measure the outside,then get the push on lens caps,forget the threads thing.Let me guess the Bell IS 56 MM.
You can always go to their site and get the measurements there to.....

The forecast currently shows PM rain on Sunday. We will be keeping an eye on this as we get closer to setup. If the forecast predicts the rain to start in the morning, we may setup everything on the ranges. Otherwise, the plan is for the red and green courses to be setup at sporting clays.

Those 32.3gr Smooths are a great projectile!

You must have a faster twist barrel in your gun. I have 17.7 and one is a 15.75 and both work fine.

Ha, I also grab any old cardboard box and don't bother putting a bullseye on it most of the time.

There is a conflict with the shotgunners, they hosting a tournament and will need the field for the weekend. Sorry to have to cancel this one.

Probably won't see anything on the target. If they are both accurate I would shoot them in the wind and see which does better. If they are the same....go with the cheaper option

I find it interesting that the LGU/LGV is universally loved by owners, highly sought after in the used market, and yet was DQd by the manufacturer. Ditto the ASP20 and the FWB sport, both come and gone. Not an encouraging sign for the high end spring gun market. Glad we still have a few choices left.
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Revoman said:

The Wildcat has a very specific reassembly protocol. Unless you marked the position of the air tube clamps, it likely will not function correctly.
Is Ernest Rowe's Masterclass video the one that you watched?

It's pretty well accepted as a good video to reassemble the rifle.

mike

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I was going by his “high power tuning” vid. But il watch and save this one. Thanks a bunch!

kwaping said:

Yeah, I certainly don't need a 5K2. Besides not wanting to wait longer for the K1, I also think getting an overpowered compressor might make it more durable and reliable. And hey, maybe I can start a tank fill business and have it pay for itself!

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Funny, if you watch all the Mighty Moose YT videos, he mentions the 5K-1 and 2 could be used to start a busines and fill air guns and tanks to make money.

I think I’ll pass and just hope I can get lucky with 3-5 years with taking great care and not over stressing one.

Best of luck with yours!