I have had three.
I sold one and gave one to son#1.
I will keep this one:

Mycapt65 said:

You guys are killing me. Now I want one!

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Ain't that the truth?

I would prefer a pcp version but I like the concept in loading bb's in this vs loading a take out magazine.

My 2nd Crown comes today first crown was a Gen. 1.5 in .25 shot well added a high flow fitting to the barrel and a Huma reg gen 3. New crown is .177 600 mm had to get it before I couldn’t greta to read everyone’s feed back and tune settings in .177 I’ll keep ya posted.

Headshots said:

Yep .

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Thanks for the picture, Cant get it back any further than that, LOL.

Tonyt2293 said:

Thanks I'm in Southern California high desert. Was thinking a 22lr within 50 yards but figured a airgun would be alot safer with some neighbors close by probably 500 yards .
Didn't even think of arrows didn't know some air rifles could shoot them

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I wouldn't use a .22lr on a coyote, note I haven't shot a coyote...yet. BUT if you absolutely want to drill it through the head a .17 HMR will leave a heck of a mark easily at 125 yards. Not as much fun as a air gun though but way cheaper.

Mine shoots better the slugs.

Accuracy of my Wolverne HP non regulated with pellets is far away of my Vulcan 3 700 .30 Cal.

Motorhead said:

75/25 SIL to NFO would be a good combo
Making up a fluid ounce should nearly last a life time

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Thank you for the info.

I shoot 30 caliber hybrids at 1054fps our a 28inch tj barrel. I idea of accuracy is rugged hole 5 Shor groups at 100 yards. I've not been able to get the hybrid to do that at 900 and 980fps. Your idea of accuracy and mine may be different. I have a 700mm 1in22 twist liner in 30 caliber for my impact.

What every is the most accurate. Period

Thinking about getting this gun in this caliber. Would you say it shoots .25 pellets as easily as it shoots .25 slugs out of the same barrel? Thank you!

Eric1879 said:

Which do you think is the best deal on those rifles you mentioned that bullet Central currently has?

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I was also looking at the mark 3's they currently have, what do you think?

Genob said:

I have way too many Notos rifles and still it continues to grow, lol. I do keep one completely stock for base line comparison. I do provide feedbacks to companies and encourage them to incorporate some of this mods for safety, ergonomics and performance. I have mutual NDA's with 4 different companies. No I'm not going to get rich out of this, but I also learn and enjoy this hubby immensely.

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I like the pistols.
I would turn one into a pistol if I could do it.
But I definitely do not have the skills to shorten barrels and tubes.

OK, we have a REALLY fun event planned for our match Saturday, October 12th so be sure to closely read the following.

The mad scientists in Tulsa have broken out the old chemistry set and cooked something special for Halloween. It will be FUN!

Costumes are welcome. No, "Field Target Shooter" is not a costume. (At least bring a mask as photos will be taken)- but not required.

Here’s the plan:

Field Target Golf Style.
We have 30 targets on 15 lanes, one shot per target and you MUST drop the target or die trying (max 4 shots per target) so a perfect score will be 30, Max score will be 120.
It's the low score that wins this one here folks!
Scorecards will record the number of shots to drop each near and far target. X's & 0's will not be used.
The Standing and kneeling lanes will have larger KZ’s this month (Praise the Lord). Bring extra pellets (unless, of course, you think you're somethin' special) – Air tanks will be provided for our “out-of-town” friends. If you need more than a tank of air, (and the bad head gasket can be replaced) a compressor will be on site to refill tanks for $5 per fill. (thank you Dave and Mark)

With match temperatures in the 70s and 80s, we are looking forward to perfect match weather.

TREATS WILL BE SERVED!! NO TRICKS!

Lanes will be open after the match for practice/revenge on the targets that kicked your buttons.

Range opens at 8:00, Practice range opens at 8:30, shooters' meeting at 9:15, Match starts at 9:30 sharp.

AAFTA rules do NOT apply, we will have a 30-120 shot match on 15 lanes with standing and kneeling lanes.

Entry fee is $10 - $0 for first time shooters.

Eye protection is required by the club - there WILL be lead shot landing on us from the sporting clays range - but we are not allowed to return fire.

Bug spray is never a bad idea, but we will have extra if needed.

P.S. Mark Welker has Heart surgery coming up soon so send your prayers and good vibes!


Tulsa Gun Club is at 8888 Mohawk Blvd.

Exit at 56th street North and go East if coming Via Hwy 75.

Search Google maps for a pin on “Tulsa gun club eagle ops rally point” and that puts you at our meeting spot.


For the Tulsa crew,

Curtis “Boris” Nelson

Are you sure it's a pellet gun? Looks really similar to a cheap air soft rifle I remember from back in the day

Ranchibi said:

Orion! Nice mini review of the Arken, and excellent video and shooting! Your scope cam works exceptionally well footage is so clear!

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Thanks my friend, the intention was to focus just on the image quality but ended up talking about other stuff, great little scope

Supposedly, the "Normal" starting points are the circled numbers on both the Wheel (Macro) and Hammer Adjuster (Micro).
I ultimately depends on the projectile weight and the best velocity for a particular projectile, but at least those circled numbers are a decent starting point.
Up or down from there to match projectile and speed for best accuracy.

mike

I live in a humid climate, so extra precautions are needed for dry air. I only fill my PCP guns from tanks (6.8l, 4.5l, 1l & .8l). They get refilled by a GX CS4 with 3A sieve pre & post filters or a YH with post water seperator and pre & post 3A sieve filters.

I found a use for my old pill box. Makes a great sampler, holds about 25 22cals.

Engg.Ken said:

Keep a RCBS Rebel press handy we are going to make your dream come true !

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anything for this press, too?
supposedly a LEE CHALLENGER.

Bamafanatic56 said:

$3000.00 would probably be the top

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As others have pointed out, please keep in mind the additional involved costs of PCPs. A good compressor and large tank to tether to can easily suck up $1k if buying new, also there’s the other costs which I’m sure I don’t need to mention such as optics/mounts, etc.

If you live near one of the brick and mortar Airgun stores that has an indoor range, that would give you a great opportunity to try some out. Might be worth the drive even if it’s a couple hours if you were planning on spending near your upper limit.

Have fun and welcome to the sport!

Thanks for the suggestion. I ended up getting a leather punch kit from Amazon with different size punches. Now I can make my own gaskets and seals in almost any size I need.

My pellet stove is in the basement, it shall get fired here pretty quick, that nip of fall is in the air.

Omg! What a pain. Go pm elis he made me some years ago for .22 cal. Of course I never got a larger uragan other than my compact. He even has a single loader. If it is possible to make room for a 49 grain Altaros he can.


Sorry for the crappy pictures. But this one currently has the JSB Diabolo Exact Jumbo Beast .22 Cal in there and is above the level of the mag. The cover comes off for easy loading too. I dunno if back then if the Altaros 40 grain kings would fit.


I think someone shaved the stock units and put shims in them to space the top plate in the past.

Allen

To make mine more powerful I installed a longer barrel. Then to make it more accurate (again) I went back to the original barrel.