I'm trying to keep a stash of various sizes, I have too many airguns and ordering kits for each gun is practically impossible and very expensive. Each size, I would have at least 10 pieces stashed. If it drops down below 5 I put it "on the list" for the next batch order. If I don't have a size I need, I'd order 10 (plus whatever is on the list) and add it to my stash. This way I sort of keep rotating inventory and my costs are relatively low. But yeah, as @marflow 777 said - "if you think find Orings are PITA you are in the wrong hobby" .

grouch-o said:

did you make a demo video for the external plenum? btw, can't see the offer on ebay. what's the price for the plenum alone?

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My apologies I haven't put the Plenum on eBay yet. I'm just finishing up my manufacturing process.

Interesting. According to the site, the 310 has a new valve and automatic purge.

DeanB said:

If you already had a friend who knew so much about airguns why did you need information from us, plus sounds like hes buying the collection..since he has money to burn your problem is solved before it even started.

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My friend Dave doesn't know everything about all air guns. He suggested finding a forums page to seek knowledge and guidance. so here I am. He has a cheap amazon compressor with fittings to charge the rifles he already owns. He purchased what he needed to charge the Daystates and the others he bought from me from Air Guns of Arizona. He does not own any Feinwerkbah guns, nor does he have any knowledge of them. Therefore he has no idea what is needed to charge this 800 rifle. He bought what he wanted. Should I force him to buy more? LOL

I hope I satisfied your questions.

Thanks for the info. You just made my want list one item longer.

TopGun-Airguns said:

Another possible cause is that somehow the barrel got moved a little more rearward, and is snug up against the magazine more than necessary. Take a look, and see if it protrudes more into the magazine than it normally did in the past.
Joe Brancato <><

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Ya I thought about that. I have a bullet central carbon fiber tensioning kit installed That lets me microtune how far the liner protrudes so I backed it off a little yesterday and it helped a little but half way through the mag, it started jamming up again. When I pull the mag out, the pressure relieves and the mag kicks back into place again.

I sanded the backside of the stock mag and it definitely made an improvement but it was getting excessive. what’s strange is that my other stock mag works without issue.

The last thing I tried was grabbing the grip and gently flexing away from the butt to give mag a little more clearance. I love my impact but the design of how that butt is flimsily attached just doesn't make a lot of sense to me. In any case, after doing that the mag doesn’t seem to be having any issues anymore but I haven’t fully tested that out yet so jury is still out…

John spysir Blount said:

Oh yes. The dials/wheels are marked just in general, 20/20 vision ... even if it was perfect (haha) any ocular lens adjustment would change it.
Tape measure for distance and make your own wheel making. Lot's of people used to like "scope works" knobs/wheel printing program.

John

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On a similar note, if using a dedicated range finder for hunting or ranging targets then the wheel should be calibrated to the range finder. (Or know if the range finder is calibrated correctly to exact yardages). Otherwise if it is off by even a half a yard at say 48 yards or something, then it may be a clean miss of the bullseye.

Yes and NO.
First, I am not a fan of this company and its products.
Second, this man deceived the LX company when developing a new rifle (previously in the video).
Draw your own conclusions, but any information is useful.
6-11.40 min video. Please, google transl. subt. (rus lang.)

Contndr35BB said:

I'm sure my queen wouldn't let that in the castle !!

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Same as my queen, she loves to shoot targets but when it comes to any and every animal she'll befriend them all. LOL

Vetmx said:

Actually if you look further down on this page to the “new barrel manufacturing“ topic, that’s where we read it first. Then again in the general discussion sub. Either way, potentially good news in three different topics now.

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ahh ..missed it..

Bigger objective means shallower depth of field. That means it will snap into focus and "range better" for field target competitors. The smaller lens with greater depth will be better for hunting as long as it still allows 100% light transmision at your prefered power. 40mm is big enough for up to 12x, so 4-12 40mm is by design.

Sky King said:

Thank you very much. These videos are superb.

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I did that and degassed it but bottle won't budge. Yes, I'm turning it counterclockwise

That is the weight pellet I shoot in my Prod. It shoots pretty well with Crosman domed but best with H&N FTT copper plated. My other two 22s are significantly higher powered and shoot heavier pellets. But for guns ~20 fpe I think 14.? pellets are a great place to be.

Emu said:

I have a 700 mm in .30 Cal, another 700 mm in .25 and a 500 mm in .177.

In my self scale, they are rated as among the must accurate and also the must reliable. The .177 with a moderator is extremely quiet.

The .30 Cal has gave me a wild turkey and a white tailed deer.

The .25 and the .177 have gave me birds at 190 yards.

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They are quiet guns especially with a moderator that is why the ping or twank in the ear is absolutely annoying..more annoying that a bulldog ping.. but at least the bulldog is a power house so is understandable.. but my 308 bulldog with a depinger at 265fpe was completely quiet to my ear.. the ping obviously..because the shot was loud.

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Thanks for posting this. I'm going to say it's a no go. The odd thing is, the standard DRS trigger assembly is very close to the dynamic assembly. This is drastically different.

I have a couple of scopes without covers and this thread got me on Amazon looking at the various brands you all have mentioned, Butler Creek, Monstrum etc. I stumbled across this brand of flip-up style and ended up ordering some for the scopes. Much cheaper than Arken's offering and they fold flat against the scope when opened.


We'll see how they hold up with the funky hinge design. I measured my ocular and objective diameters and rounded up to the nearest mm in sizes offered. All fit snuggly once adjusted with the included shim tape.

Check Last stage valve disk and clean.
Also check the condition of the piston O-rings

Welcome to AGN! Yes, all information and experience about airguns shared on AGN is always helpful. People come here to search for answers, there will be a day when someone would have the same problem with Virtus and type it in the search entry and will hit your post and will be happy to get the answer he's looking for . Thank you for sharing!

Some manufacturers won't let "big box" retailers sell their products. In the airgun world this may be true for Western.
Personally I would never buy a gun from Pyramyd.

Unregulated guns shoot great when tuned just right. Quite impressive! I keep one of my two unregulated for this reason, really convenient and simple, and with a proper depinger just as quiet of a shot cycle.


-Matt

Not much to take a picture of since it’s all internal. But here is a pic of the gap where the air tube meets the body. I got the regulator directly from Huma. It came in less than a week.

.177 slugs do the needful...drop them spot on...say 12 grains and above

Great shot on the lizards.

Hi brawler
Many thanks for your help, I have now got it working after finding a YouTube video, the problem was me, as I thought it would be, I upgraded the scope firmware and in the ballistic options I thought that where it says OFF that I somehow had to make that change to say ON before the calculator would be active, I didn't realise that what ever was highlighted in blue was actually active, so I kept scrolling to the off and pressing buttons to change it and it obviously just kept flicking back to the menu screen it was driving me nuts
Thanks again
Ian

Thanks for sharing the pictures!
Looks excellent. Starting t the TVA club them the GOB & Invicta I didn't realize how spoiled I was until I saw some of the left coast shooting in what looked like a gravel parking lot (gun range). Also if you do not have elevation well that's no way to learn (Brad and his extension ladder along with steep deep down hills with a rushing creek just abit before the target (can you say drift) just adds so much to the fun and learning. Roz's when shooting the course sitting on a rock in the middle of a flowing creek one target one direction then you had to turn 180 degrees for the next was a hoot also, and everyone loved the "easy" 25 yard Bluebird IF the understood just how elevated it was.
Certainly wish we had FT in WA! (there is 1 but 450 miles one way is just a bit much) .

Looks like a dream course to me. And thank you again for sharing.

John