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Long Gong Challenge...........

I had heard that too for the v1 chassis. Mine is the v2, and I didn't run into any fitment problems. The only snag is that I have an older Panthera block, and even with the King safety upgrade kit, I was not able to install the safety. That's not the chassis fault though, it's the way the relief around the safety was machined.
Thats good info to know, thanks.

AEA  AEA Element Max .58

I have the .58 version. When I fill the tank and take that first shot there seems to be an extra amount of air being dumped. I'm thinking a seal isn't acting properly . Since this rifle has nothing but seals/o-rings I wouldn't know where to start looking. Could anyone help me out? Thank you in advance
There is a Bin Tac thing on YouTube. Some of these rifles do this. I have the.50 cal.

N/A  Cometa Fenix 400 .22

I guess we are supposed to assume that all springers or at least all Cometas will burst? Just wondering as I haven't heard of others doing said self-disassembly. I am willing to keep an open mind. Any one else have this problem I would like to see more photos of new and exploded gun? Be Well Brothers, B.
The receivers are stitched together, the rear (longer) part is "stitched" (perhaps JB welded and then pressed in) to the front part, which connects the barrel and the cocking lever to the whole rig. That's the idea.

Now, whether it is a factory defect or not is not up for debate in my opinion; Cometa shouldn't afford this and I'm certainly not buying another gun from them, as I deem them a hazard to the shooter! I've never seen or heard anything like this happen to anyone, and to add things up, the gun had issues from the start.

Beeman 2027/8 sight removal?

I've added a Buck Rail carbine stock on one of my 1208 pistol, and to mount the hand rail the front sight has to be taken off. I had a devil of a time trying to follow the video on removing it with a block of wood and hammer. I tried as hard as I dared and it would not budge. Anyone have a successful method of removing the sight? I did finally cut it off and now need a replacement. Thanks for any suggestions. Charles

Groundhog Number 57

Thanks a bunch!
I've been a tad preoccupied with the start of deer season and work. I've not had the time to do the full meal deal video edits, but I will try to do so in the future. 😄


Thank u!


Appreciate it! 58 and 59 are coming up and soon as I am done with the edit!


Whoa! 😯
You are putting up some olympic level numbers! That was a big one for sure.


Thanks so much! The next video has a little twist to it!
I'm excited to see it!
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Airgun Technologies  Vulcan 3 .177 Assembly

Thank you sir! I was hoping that you and the V3 were now getting along great!
Very much so, it's truly a joy to shoot now more than ever. I'll be sending a ghost our way before long too. That's not a threat to haunt you haha My new2me Ghost needs trigger work, a tune and any other ghostly magic you may have up your sleeve !! I'll be reaching out offline

Airgun Technologies  Uragan 3 coming....

Anyway...I have just setup my U3 177 Synthetic...omg it's a laser...I am not a great tech shooter...but I was shooting match heads off at 25m....with JSB 8.4's quite pleased with that. The other thing that impressed me at 25m it will put a pellet clean though both sides of a bake bean tin without barely moving it....super clean. My only slight negative the gun is on the heavy side...but it is very quiet....
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What software do you use for gopro solomo videos?

So far so good with that Vlogger software. I have found how to slow it down to 1/32 speed and import and export 120FPS, I have read 240 fps is best for recording pellet flight. So does it make a difference to record in 240 over 120 if the software only imports to 120? If that doesnt matter I can up the resolution at 120fps This is my first slowmo video post, my parallax was l little out of focus and low light. It wasnt playing smooth for me but here goes. Im gonna say lower power for more light and a quality scope will help. This was 80yds 20x, and yes a hit that really didnt phase him

N/A  Multishot springers - what to go for?

Whoa! That's cool! I didn't realize they were convertibles. I see that magazine and visualize a failure. If you can bypass it if you needed to it's a pretty cool option.

Having a series of shots without fumbling for pellets would certainly come in handy. Every time I shoot at an animal I wish I could get a second shot in the gun quicker. Pellet pouches suck. My pockets are full of sand and lint so I carry spares in my mouth. I have to take my eyes off the game to reload....

There is a lot to be said for a repeater. Maybe I shouldn't write them off so easily. The few shots I've taken with one it worked fine. It was probably my grumpy attitude toward anything new that influenced my first impressions of the rifle.
The Gamo Swarms are fairly affordable and IMO they make decent single shot rifles. I've got the magnum and I'm really impressed by how little hold sensitivity they managed to engineer into a 6.88 lb springer that produces around 27 fpe. Given its power to weight ratio you'd expect it to shoot patterns, not groups, but I generally get 5 shot groups of around 2" at 50 yards with it. For what it is, I find that impressive.

That Swarm mechanism on the other hand is a Rube Goldberg machine made out of plastic.

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