Thanks for your quick response. I should have snapped a quick photo as I did assembled.

SilentSquirrel said:

When I want to shoot that squirrel on a tree branch 50 yards away, and from my location I can see the leaves moving in the breeze but have no sense of velocity or direction, I just put this interesting device up there next to the squirrel and the info it sends to my cell phone will tell me where to aim. Right?

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Right................. And let us know how was it
btw, I know exactly what it takes to bring that squirrels down in between branches and leaves ... and my cats will finish the story

you could also try rebooting your phone, some times it helps to get things to work right.

I have a 22 cal jet 2 set up in the carbine configuration with a scope. I currently polished the trigger and barrel, lightened the springs on the mags, polished the hammer and removed the 2 hs preload washers. It now gets 3 mags with great accuracy out to 35 yards on a fill. According to the pressure gauge I could shoot 4 mags but poi starts dropping a little. I also put a .25 cal buckrail moderator on it. It shoots way better with the moderator than without. Interestingly of all the pellets I tested the hatsan vortex 17grain shoot the best. My problem is with how the barrel is fastened in the polymer housing, if it gets bumped even a little my poi shifts drastically. I tried to fix this by drilling small divots where the set screws contact the barrel but it didn’t seem to help. Did anyone else with a jet have this problem? Any suggestions to fix it?

Ok got mine working fully now.

You need the GPS as well as the wifi on t get into the app. And make sure that you allow the app to use these and you should be good!

Motorhead said:

Sounds like a CHOKE is present !!

YES a slug will hang up @ 1" from muzzle due to said choke if present.
Put slug threw choke first, indeed the slug will pass down barrel w/o touching rifling and appear smooth
** One needs to prep barrel as in a LEADE and a proper Crown before determining condition of bore end to end.

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Usually when buying raw barrel blanks 1 inch should be cut off both ends...when you pull a button.rifeling through more stress at.both ends...normal barrels.not.choke.airgun. stuff..

Anyone got one yet? Or seen any shooting reviews?

RTI .22 with H&N Baracuda 18’s. Good fun.

Found it! It was BRK thread, not a Wolf thread!


There was a thread where someone mentioned using their Saber Tactical bottle degasser kit on a Delta/Alpha bottle valve. I can’t find it anywhere. Anyone know what thread I’m talking about?

Just purchased a Beeman Regulated Commodore in .177 and am trying to tune the rifle. The manual does not go into regulator adjustment, only adjusting the hammer spring, and my searches only come up with installing a regulator, not adjusting one. I can't find a schematic for the rifle either, hoping that would lead me to the regulator or at least the adjustment screw.

Don

Ta-Ta Toothie said:

There was a video of him lubeing up the hammer and not the probe carrier. I wouldn't follow his directions...

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I would agree that he is not the best technical person, but his videos do show all the parts. I always recommend "Sub12Airgunners" for technical stuff.
Cheers,
Greg

Eight shooters turned out for a steamy match at DIFTA. During the course of the match temps climbed from the high 80s to the low 90s and, as far as I know, for the first time shooters greeted the wind with sighs of relief, accepting that the cooling breeze came with the challenge of adjusting aim points. DIFTA is surrounded by farm land and shooters near lanes 11-12 witnessed nature at work, with a coyote chasing down a fawn deer for an early lunch! Due to the tree canopy, some lanes were dark, but overall ,we had reasonable shooting conditions for summer in MD.

We welcomed a new FT shooter, David Floyd, who got expert advice from his squad mate Greg White. After a 2 year hiatus, Antoni Kleczek, a Junior joined us, and we hope that both he and David will shoot at DIFTA again.

The match high score was again taken by Greg White in Hunter Division, followed by Tinh Nguyen who led an unusually large group of Open Division shooters.

At the end of the match we took an informal vote on whether the match design at DIFTA was too difficult and everyone agreed that despite the challenge we should continue with our current target selection. So be it!

As always many thanks to those who travel long distances to compete and keep our sport alive


Mark Mayer acted as match Director.

The next match at DIFTA is on Saturday August 3.

If I didn't mention it previously, my first keeper Brocock/Brk is an Atomic with folding stock and the precision micro hammer adjuster. I have a Pard Night Vision scope on that and the Atomic is my favorite Airgun. I have re-homed my TOO extensive collection of PCPs down to just my fravorites, Panthera 600mm dual bottle, Panthera Hunter Compact, Atomic, Commander XR and Commander XR Magnum, all in .22. Still "too many" but I love the precision and reliability I get from them. I shoot every day in my backyard for at least an hour or two at 50m and 30m. Given that I'm mostly retired and a I'm a service-connected disabled combat veteran, it is what I enjoy (beside my Grandkids) most in life at this point. As to Brocock/Brk vs the Pantheras, I think that the Panthera is superior due to power, accuracy, tunability, modularity and reliability. I've so far had no reliability issues with my Brocock/BRKs. I also greatly enjoy the comradity of the PCP community on Facebook and these forums. My PTSD has me "adverse to being around most people" and this as been as good an alternative so far, as I could find. Fortunately I do have a new friend an hour away from em that I enjoy contact with and go to the Range occasionally with. He's what I consider a remarkable, admirable person and Dad but a PCP 'Expert'. (Matt Reinhardt)

For my P35 and Bullshark with decent barrel shrouds I really like these Huma Mod 30 Avalance.
My 177 bullshark 22 FPE has a Mod 30 22 cal with no extra baffles added.
In the photo not on the rifle is a Mod 30 25 cal with one baffle.

Awesome! If I weren't on call at the hospital, I'd come play!

bustachip said:

It's still holding up good, I've shot at least a couple of tins thru it since then. The stuff I used isn't ideal and I coated it with a clear matte spray to protect it. I already had the stuff so I used it.
I would think anodizing would hold up really well, or powder coat. Time will tell how this holds up, but I do like it way better than bare aluminum.

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Happy to hear!

I have a first gen as well bought used from Utah AG. No degassing tool with it. No help from AirMaks when requested either. A manual is indeed available online but does no friggin good when the special tool is not available. Called Utah about it and the guy suggested shooting it down and finish degassing by loosening the gauge. I will try this soon as the reg needs the weevil mod.

Ask Terry Tate on FB messenger. Once, he told me that it is a "Boyds Bold" installed in the PBBA Pro 20. I know, it doesn't make sense to me either.

What kind of power are you seeing?

Unluckybigt said:

Hey yeah, I am doing a ton of research and trying to get a little bit of a hold on things. I guess I just need to decide and jump in to get my feet wet.

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Nothing wrong with doing your research, to determine what is best for you!
Overall length of a particular rifle is especially useful to understand, and often over looked.
Good luck!

The buffalo is 16 inches long and will be joining the herd at Sagebrush Field Target on the 13th. If you look to the right, you will see a TIE Fighter. The fighter will be a target is the Ailean Attack stage.

igolfat8 said:

What caliber @cavedweller ?

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.177 I’ll use it for 25/50 meter Bench Rest

longdog said:

You don’t “tune” the GK1.
You can turn the power either up or down.
Simple as that.

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I suppose some might consider 'tune' a relative term. I disagree.

Yes, you increase and decrease the power on GK-1s with a SIMPLE turn of an Allen screw. However, more than minor power adjustments affect, and are affected by, charge-pressure; which "in turn" affect the resultant bell-curve, power-band, and shot count. So if One doesn't care about bell-curve, power-band, and shot count, One indeed doesn't "tune" One's GK-1. Rather, one simply turns the power screw.

However, should One be interested in enjoying the best shot-count per any given charge-pressure within One's acceptable bell-curve (extreme velocity spread), One TUNES the gun for that (shot-count within One's acceptable bell-curve) by adjusting power, TESTING, re-adjusting, and testing again, until One finds One's power-level/charge-pressure/bell-curve/shot-count performance SWEET-SPOT.

In other words, as in tuning many/most machines for maximum performance, including other PCPs, through TUNING.

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