Don’t expect many shots. I did a .22 Flashpup for a friend and it only gets 2 mags.

I put a D-ring loop thru hole near butt of stock and a rail mount on the lower pic rail.

I'm also wondering how people are attaching their sling to the Vulcan 3.
Id also love to see others setups people have.

I cannot remember - but im pretty sure it was around 140bar and quick on 3.x
No mods
Groups tight at 50yards

fishing43 said:

And much quieter!

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I bought a pretty nice 22 for 100 yard target shooting . I don’t know how rim fire ammo works but when I clean measure weigh and oil my pellets . The rim fire ammo seems inconsistent by comparison. And you don’t get 1000 rounds for forty bucks.

Nice

jmcbrayer said:

I think all you learned is someone’s experience/opinion. I believe there is another Edgun video with positive things to say about LW. If he ordered a few hundred thousand dollars worth of barrels, I would expect quality issues at times. LW makes good and bad parts, just like everyone else.

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Hi.
Time 6-11 min LW
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25.cal said:

I have had good like with the slug liner, 1:16 twist with 38gr H&N. I have not tried the 1:18 as this is a dedicated slug gun.

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Same slug and weight I use in mine. I also tried the 40 gr. version and it shot just as good.

Glad I sold mine

These AGT’s are great shooters! Uragan 2 .25 700mm shooting 37gr zans at 955 fps. Best 3 shot group taken that day in between lulls of 10-15 mph wind gusts from a bench. Target distance 96 yards. Most of the groups were 3/4” or less in light wind. I’m hooked on AGT. Excellent hunting rig for reaching beyond 100 yards.



MJMDP….do you have any pics or details on how you put it together?

Sorry, what was the question about? Here up go

very nice søren.

Non-airgun topics belong under your SOCIAL profile.

marflow 777 said:

but he said the P17 Oring is not the one he needs too big
the

Xisico XSP 120D is a clone but different​

if you ever see a Xisico XSP 180 buy it if at a good price

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The trigger is as good as the one on my HW40 but it’s a .22. I’m going to make one tomorrow and try to post some pics.

I use one of the black storage containers from Costco/HD/Lowes with the yellow lid. Not sure the size but I'll include a pic below. I then place 3 bags of rubber mulch into the container, one on top of the other. I don't open the bags up and the length and width seem to fit perfectly and the height of 3 bags brings it right near the top.

I have shot everything from 30 fpe up to my Slayer 357 into this and nothing has ever made it past the second bag. Just to be sure though I have some backing behind it which is a 1/2" piece of plywood with about 4 layers of ballistic fabric (this stuff: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I80KV1W) which by itself 4 layers will stop a 18gr 22 pellet at 30fpe. Behind that is a 1ft concrete house foundation.

blackdog899 said:

Got this Monday, problems right away !
Well couldn’t get to clock right or seal with
o rings that came with it. Then took off new Huben and bottle
them o rings then wouldnt seal. Ordered 3 kits on Amazon.
Oooo Amazon here now….View attachment 550429

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Amazon overnight. Saved my new zelcom quick.
Ordered o rings at 7pm. Got them by 10 Am next morning. Up and running at 10:15!!

saltshooter said:

they are awesome highly recommend

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Yes I agree, I hear all goods reports but that statement made me wonder if the were coming out with something different?!
I checked with Utah and according to them nothing's changed.

A phone number is a minimum requirement for me to use a business.

Caliber 22 said:

Well, my Gamo Magnum is a few years old and and has more than 20,000 pellets through it, very accurate. It also has the synthetic breach and barrel latch and all that is still as good as new, very smooth and I am sure it will last many more years. Many people complain about plastic parts on the Gamo Magnum without testing or actually having problems with it.
I did not see any Magnum with a "thin metal liner" but I see a lot of FX rifles with thin metal liners and those owners think it came down from heaven. Please post a photo of the "PLASTIC BARREL with a thin metal liner".
Are you the same person (Dave) who complained on GTA as well?

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Cool story.

Sqwirl57 said:

Once you realize that the need to eat every day is a lie brought on by big grocery, Theobens really aren't all that expensive and easy to save up for.

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My buddy Sonny is "in my opinion" giving away an Eliminator!!! I told him to put it in the safe "like I did mine" I can't help that think the intelligent shooters will eventually understand! Or maybe I'm just old

Damn! It looked different on youtube. Probably an older model. Well crap. Now I have two.
I have received an older rifle and they modernized it but they didn't state that it had the valve replaced so I've ordered a new one. Imagine my surprise when a same model came in by mail.

Now I have a spare set.

Well this is nice.

I have a tuned Tx200 and the scope is good out to 35-40 yards. Then the price point shows up and I can’t range find as well as the gun can shoot from 35-55 yards. Fifty is just as clear as forty five.
I have always wanted a good scope and a fancy laminated stock with a cheek riser and hamster.

Now I suddenly have money from selling some old tools I will never use and did not expect to ever sell. It’s like free money and a big space in the garage. So I can spend over a grand on a scope.
What to get?

And the nagging question. Should I get an HFT 500 FT ,scope and compressor?

I want one. I can afford it .

I don’t really have a great place to shoot it or anyone to shoot with. But I’m working on that. I have no reason to get one. But if I put a scope and a stock on my TX it’s 1500 bucks and for another 1500 I can go with the HFT get the cheek riser and hamster. Something I always wanted for the TX.

Now I’m hesitant to get the scope or do anything. It’s a good problem I appreciate having. I feel blessed.

The Marauder's valve is quite limited in porting, having only a .3" spot faced flat spot to seal against, with .22"x.24" ports that leaves nearly .03" to seal against.


I've never been too happy with transfer sleeves made from plastics, sure they work but sometimes they don't seal great, sometimes they do, they deform and if/once they do, they're trash, and, .03" wall on plastic is...well some may say a ticking time bomb. I've never blown a transfer port but heck, I am sure it's possible.

The transfer port I am running is made of a series of tubes epoxied together with tight press fits. I drilled my breech end of the marauder to .343" at a depth of around .185", this allows me to seal to the breech instead of the barrel. This also allows me to swap out calibers/barrels very easily with just loosening the two set screws atop the breach while swapping out probes with my custom bolt that allows it. Mike/mackeral gave me the idea which he took from Travis, and it works quite well as the barrel to breach fitment is to tight it doesn't allow blow by, and o-rings aren't even needed there, but could be added optionally.

I will say I struggled for quite some time to get a really good seal with a one piece delrin/nylon sleeve. I even machined not one, but two so well that they snap fit into the .06" deep .3" diameter spot face flat on the valve, literally snapped in, and it would still leak upon assembly at that connection. There is no forgiveness in assembly when you rely on a piece of plastic to crush perfectly every time. I should have tried something soft like teflon but again, upon multiple assemblies you risk deformation that won't reseal and you'll be remaking the seal again. Frustrated I came up with a few designs and went at it.

Here are 3 different designs. Design 1, requires critical dimensions. Design 2 much for forgiving. Design 3, beefier orings, the ones pictured are not the 100% correct size, I tossed em on for the picture, overall close in size though and will work great, just need to order the o-rings or shape the breach one a hair smaller.


From left to right, #1) Old transfer sleeve (Nylon). #2) New/prototype, aluminum/brass sleeves oring in breach and replaceable soft seal for valve side. #3) New prototype sleeve #2, beefed up double o-ring version.





Don't mind the marks, I time my transfer ports as they are blended to match my oval porting on both valve and breach sides. I can also double o-ring the middle design too but I was just having fun with different ideas.

I'd say this style of transfer tube is a must for marauders, mimicking the original design but just beefing it up. If it works, it works, and it simply works. The marauder breach doesn't have screws that seat the transfer sleeve perfectly from front to back and o-rings not only solve that, they extend the life of your transfer sleeve if you tear down a lot like I do to tinker, and even if not who wants to redo something unless its to improve or change it up, such as I did today.

-Matt

Anyone know the factory spec bore size for the Walther Reign .22 American version And everyones most accurate slug from 21gr to 28grains??

If you're referring to your compressor as a rattle box I would assume that it's a small inexpensive model. Before you decide to purchase a bottle you want to make sure that your compressor is going to be able to fill it. It may reach the desired pressure but it may have to run for days to fill it too capacity.