wing nut said:

Any shoots near Stuart Fl. April and May with in a reasonable drive?

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If you find anything let me know Few and far between . some stuff down south but its all over 1hr drive from what i see .

KWK said:

This is what I found by asking on a British forum for you. So many knowledgeable chaps on there.

45 Diana trigger

How to adjust the bugger? I am enquiring for another airgunner on the Airgun Nation forum. I've never had one so have no idea. Looks like the rearward screw is locktited? Is it a two stage trigger? Thank you

www.airgunbbs.com

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That’s very kind thank you, much appreciated.

Have anybody tried the 15.7" short barrel on Avenge X?

Thinking about converting my stock .22 with tube to .25 with 400cc CF bottle to keep the total length shorter. The stock .22 with a Terminador moderator is well over 4ft long (about 52"), super clumsy in tight spaces since i'm shooting it offhand most of the time, target below 15 yard max, i don't need any long range accuracy beyond 20 yard.

Hey I'm looking to get the air venturi Avenge-X tactical soon. Still a little put off by the overall length especially if adding a moderator...

Hoping to trim it down an inch or 2 by getting a different butt stock/stock

I'm thinking about getting the saber tatical stock tho I'm considering the terminator as well.

Can any one with the Avenge-X tactical tell me the following measurements:

-Length of the actual butt stock. From end to end not counting the tube.

-Length of exposed tube. So when its fully collapsed, from where it threads in all the way into the butt stock to where it threads in all the way to receiver. Doesn't look like much maybe an inch.

-Length of entire stock. From where the tube screws in (don't count tube) to the end of the stock under the bottle

The saber tatical stock looks like it flares out where the buffer tube screws in where the OEM looks like a straight 90

Let me know If anyone has the saber tatical stock I have some questions

Thanks so much guys!

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That’s awesome Moke! Lemme peep !

Dr. Kralenstein said:

I've tried to do mix and match, like 2 tins of pellets and 2 tins of slugs, and the offer didn't work. I don't remember which brand of slugs I had in my cart, but they didn't get applied to the offer.

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That's strange because I've used that offer for pellets and air bolts. Funny that you can use it for air bolts, but not some types of slugs.

@ray1377 Because of the mixed responses here it may be a good idea to call Pyramyd and ask an employee, then let us know what the definite answer is so that the next guy with a similar question has somewhere to find a solid answer.

The .22 & .25 are LW barrels but are lightly chocked. I have every barrel they sell! Easy to swap out and all very accurate. The 20” .177 is devastating on rats!

JumpnJak said:

It's holding at 160 and AOA said that was what they send them out at. Something might've happened in transit to Hawaii?

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Yeah, it probably didn't like the flight.

gendoc said:

yes, the original shoebox is not at all a small square thing.
its one of these.....
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Thanks, I remember now.

JimTzu said:

I guess I have to revisit their site...guess they caught on...bummer...

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sorry you missed out. I have learned that whatever the price, I need to put the item in my cart or under SAVE FOR LATER and visit the website for possible surge pricing ups and downs (not unlike the stock market) and try to buy it when it the price is ebbing. When that occurs, it may only last for hours or a few days.

Given the popularity of this compressor, I'm willing to bet on a holiday discount coming up soon so keep watch

Any of y'all have any personal experience with the inexpensive .22 caliber Beeman 10613 gas piston breaker? What I'm most interested in, of course, is accuracy, but I'm also somewhat concerned about how much force is necessary to cock it. I'm a bit gimped up now as I'm approaching my dotage (grin), so things like that aren't as easy as they used to be. It's very inexpensive, so I don't have my sights set too high, but I've had very good luck with other air rifles in that price range (my Crosman 362 and the Beeman QB78s, for instance), so I'm hoping it's worth consideration. Anyone out that there using (or used) one that would be willing to give me a general lowdown on your experience? Here's hoping!

Bubba

museguy said:

Hi @Dr. Kralenstein
What valve do you use with the MSA Stealth H-30 lightweight SCBA bottle? The TUXING CGA347 is out of stock.
Thank you!

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It can be virtually any CGA347 fill station.

Barra told me 5 turns in from flush.

rsfrid said:

I get one magazine per fill with mine. Not an issue for me. I hand pump to 190 bar and shoot 10 rounds with scary accuracy. Hand pumping is just 20 strokes. I'm not down in yellow when I refill. As for air escaping, don't know what to tell you except there may be an o-ring issues.

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I have a 22 and I get over 20 shots at around 700 FPS pump with a GX. The last 5 to 8 shots of my 3 mags drop into the 600 to 650 range, I still shoot all 3 mags. You’re correct, crazy accurate and smooth.

theamfk said:

it seems to function now after removing the rear tank, degassing the main tank, removing the valve pin and reinserting it. not sure which of those operations fixed it but yeah, it poofs again. its weird because when i initially tried to shoot it and it wouldnt fire it was probably at about 4100 pounds. my initial search said valve lock or whatever and to fill it more (?) so i filled it to the full 45 and still nothing. luckily it wasnt the pin though and it all seems fine now.

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As far as I know, it's not valve lock. Some Megalodons suffer from an issue where the bolt handle rubs against the slit in the receiver. This slows the hammer down, and thus it won't hit the valve pin hard enough to let the air out properly.

It's actually more likely to happen at higher pressures (between 4000 and 4500 PSI), since that's when the valve requires more force to overcome the pressure in the tank.

If it starts happening again, try firing it without the bolt handle. You can just screw it out. Alternatively, you could use a dremmel to reduce the diameter of your bolt handle so it clears the receiver properly.

Depending on your style of hunting or plinking, the M-rod can be tuned to a vast array of shooting needs. Mild tunes to full on competition, game hunting, ELR, and beyond; all depends on your needs and wants.

Thank you for this thread. I’m joining the m4 family soon and this has been super helpful to keep me from overthinking the usefulness of mods. There was a thread where someone cut open moderators and said the stock one was essentially baffles. I don’t understand how it’s so quiet.

Ranchibi said:

Glad you are safe from Helene, and wonderful indoor shooting with your awesome stable of PCP's!

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Thanks!

But the problem is is I'm a stickler for the lever to be on the left side since I'm left-handed I absolutely despise spending money on a gun and can't shoot it left-handed. People say oh it's fine no it's not I want it on the left side I'd rather keep my right hand and my left hand to work action it's faster

sekiar said:

I also like the Notos as I have two. Charles

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I have 2 too
One of them will get a bottle for Christmas

Motorhead said:

That would be 80 BAR ... Oup's or @ 1160 psi

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Edit....80 bar my bad .

Do you think that 2 shots/target should be mandatory at the Nationals?

Scott, That has always been the way nationals have been run in the 17 that I have attended. When you change the rules to favor one class over another, one might be on a slippery slope. We all know why but it could of been accomplished differently. I have never had a problem with the WFTF class and don't now but when it comes down to making it more of a challenge for the Hunter class to participate in a AFFTA National I draw a line. That's only my feelings but obviously I am not alone. I think the problem has been remedied satisfactorily. I hope we can all learn from this mistake going forward.

The rings that came out of the gun were square in shape and badly decomposing (brittle), but I ordered some from The Pellet Shop and they appear to be round like regular o rings. I am puzzled. I even looked at them with a strong magnifying glass and they are just round. There was some oil in the area of the rings which may account for their condition. Thanks for the responses.

I think we spoke about these questions.

Where are you planning to travel? Around Toronto I can tell you 5-6 stores you can walk in to buy a sub 500 fps - as a visitor to Canada not having a PAL/RPAL license, or you can ask your hosts to sponsor you at the counter ...
Otherwise what to buy low power I can't help, I don't know anything about those.

Mr. J being as how all 3 game animals you mentioned have been taken with standard springer airguns right down to slingshots, I'd suggest you decide ranges you're looking at and as suggested check out Wes' site. I'm in BC and bought an Artemis from him. He's easy to deal with and quite willing to answer any questions you have.
.22 is probably the way to.go, having a flatter trajectory.
TBCX