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Tuning  Altaros reg question for Stormrider .177

Old NOOB here, I ordered this reg direct from Altaros. I hit the button for 12FPE when ordering, as that bar had several options for pressure. I got it in the mail today and this is what it shows. Do you suppose anyone actually looked at this from the shipping bin and tested it or do you suppose the shipper just grabbed one and sent it? I suspect the latter. But I have been wrong many times. No mention of a test was on the invoice.
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Huben  Huben GK1 v3 .25 Question

Avs 254 42 grain flat base. NSA do not fit in well the lead is alloyed and too hard. Avs is pure lead and more malleable. Zan 253. Best slugs are altars but expensive and hard to get. Avs 253 fit better but don’t shoot better. I also have the k1 which take the 254 so it’s simpler to have one size. In answer to why shoot slugs from GK1, it’s fun the sheer punching power is amazing. I normally use the Aea 25/34grn or jsb mkll for target and plinking but for destructive fun the slugs can’t be beat. Aside from the safety issues these guns are amazing for fun and home defense. At the moment nothing out there that checks so many boxes in a clean simple design. I have a well operating lcs but I always grab my k1 first. Nothing is perfect but these are close.
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Umarex  notos not filling

i finally got the notos i just bought, but im running into a issue where it will not fill now, it almost sounds like its leaking out of the fill probe or the female quick connect fitting. i tried talking to pyramydair who i bought it through and they are telling me to basically trim the fill probe on the notos(i just bought this, im not trimming anything). i kept pushing the male fill prob into the female with my hands and somehow got it to about 1k psi, or so the gauge says, but after another 300 or so pumps its still at 1k and not budging.
When there is no pressure in it. You need to cock the gun to remove the pressure on the regulator. It will pump right up
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All in FUN Mr Ron

Hey, it's 2024! We should take every opportunity to imbibe in as much FUN as possible; lest Reality take every opportunity to rear its ugly head.💩 Though good-natured banter is but one tool to fend off 2024 Reality, it is an excellent one. You weild it well, Amigo. 👍 Shooting is another one.

Happy Shooting All,😃
R
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Daystate  ֍ Huntsman Revere —vs.— ֍ Wolverine R

I tried posting this earlier. But my post got mingled with another post.

Odd. I have a Huntsman non reg 177 and a wolverine R 177 Both are very comparable in accuracy. The Wolverine gets a lot of shots. I had a hard time making it thru a FT corse without filling the Huntsman. I can shoot the Wolverine more accurate offhand due to the thicker stock. My elbow can rest on my lower chest / belly. It is heavier, longer, but gets a lot more shots. I wouldn't want to carry it far in the field. The huntsman is a good shooter and is lighter. Both great guns. Each has a purpose where they outdo each other.
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Airgun Technologies  AJ’s AGT Manul .177

I’ve got a GK1 arriving Friday and have had a AP16, the Manul is nicer than the AP16 imo and the HW44 I briefly owned, you can't really compare them to the GK1 tho
please update me on the comparison between the manul and the GK1 once you get it.. they may be totally different guns for different uses.. but I'd still like a comparison.
they do have one thing in common.. lots of 🤑🤣🤣
Mark
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Beeman  Beeman Mako/Daystate LR90

We had 2 LR90s... a full length 177 and a carbine 22. My wife liked the carbine more because it was a little lighter and more compact. She campigned it successfully for several years for FT in Open class plus occasional rabbit and squirrel hunting. Wonderful rifles. They are old school Daystates... literally miniature Huntsman's from that era. High gloss bluing and mostly walnut stocks. Impossible to wear out as long as you don't open bolt fire. Triggers were the same as the Huntsman standard, not the competition ones. I've not owned a Mako and there was a competition model, so it might have had the lighter trigger. The 177 long was our first pcp, circa 1992 or 1993. It's probably my biggest regret for selling. I did acquire a Huntsman Mk2 in the ultimate completion of that deal and THAT has no regret... still have it. I won a large number of matches with it and still looks and shoots like new.
Value is a tough one... they really will be difficult to wear out so as long as cared for well, they will shoot and look nice for a very long time and not much will out shoot them, within their intended power levels...
Bob
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Umarex  UMAREX NOTOS - More power without a bottle?

its not a 100% hit rate at 60 yards but i do make contact when i’m a good shooting groove using 22gr jts or 23gr nsa. 30’ish yards is about 80% hit ratio with cphp and i know i can hit them every time at 20 yards with cphp. golf balls are tiny and im not a very consistent shooter as far as disciplinegoes
I dont think we will see the Notos winning too many 100 yard events....
However, for a short, compact, $240 carbine, its plenty accurate and 100% fun!

Results  Lekatchka Airgun FT (Venice, FL) Match Report July 7, 2024

Posted by Gary P. for our Field Target match director, Ron Guiliano.

Hello FT shooters,

I would like to thank the 7 brave souls that joined me on Sunday in the heat for a short but challenging FT match. We had 8 lanes, 2 targets per lane and 3 shots per target for a match total of 48 shots. The course troyer was 29.3 at the top end of moderate. Carl Phair dodged the rain and made it over and back on his motorcycle from the east coast without a drop. The rest of us had a much shorter, but sweaty ride home! And Fred Young, a first time FT shooter got baptised in the brutal July heat of SW florida. Attached are the results from the match. Stay cool and hydrated, we hope to see you again in August.


Thx, Ron G AKA EMD2😈


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Brocock/BRK  Pathfinder XR Revisited…

One can remove weight as I did with mine.
With a currently, 8" long barrel... Barrel trimming, removes a good bit of weight. The shroud trimming, not so much, but it is...some.
Plus I had to trim some diameter off of the Huma Mod30 muffler, so a little more heft removal there.
And it doesn't have a huge (heavy) scope / sight.

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