... that gun is on my wishlist. When I have a extra 3k to spend. A machine. But I'd probly still pick the .357 version

Consistency is the most important thing. Hold the rifle exactly the same every time. When I first started shooting a springer I held it like the Marines are taught. Wrap the sling tightly around my left arm and hold the butt stock firmly in my shoulder. Many GS died from lead poisoning doing that. Now days I can't do that as my heart really moves the POA all over the place.

steve671 said:

What warranty company was it? I'd like to avoid them in the future.

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I've forgotten and have thrown the paperwork away, but it was well known. In fairness, the warranty company was cooperative and said they would honor the warranty. All I had to do was find a repair shop to do the job. What compressor repair shop is going to work on a compressor that costs less than $300? Furthermore, I doubt you can find any competent shop that charges at least $100 per hour. So I had to run around to find one then the shop had to order parts from the same place I do (Aliexpress), but double the cost of the parts to me. In reality, it isn't worth the aggravation, so I repaired it myself. Yong Hengs are easy to work on. I assumed that if the compressor failed during the 3 year perion, all I had to do is bring it back to Walmart and they would give me a replacement-NOT!

Best to call and ask. I think they can work on them but I don't think they do any warranty work anymore.

Allen

I have a brand new SeeAll sight that will never ever be used by me on an air gun. Yes they are low, which is very good, but the sight does not allow viewage of your target at distance because of pellet drop and the requirement to hold over the target. I bought it as a test for my PP700SA. It's truly useless, even open sights are better which have the same issue, but unlike open sights that have much larger distance between the front and rear sights, the SeeAll sight even very short making it very difficult to see and correct for sighting error. This sight would be a very good sight for a self defense PB pistol that has requirement to shoot longer than 10 meters.

210theluke said:

Anyone changed out one of the factory moderators on the original rattler before they changed the shroud?

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@210theluke
The linked adapter is supposed to work on the newer Ratltlers .30 and .357 with carbon fiber shoruds. https://www.airgunsofarizona.com/airgun-silencers/western-airguns-rattler-moderator-adapter-m18x1/
I haven't used one.

210theluke said:

Anyone shoot the rattler .45 yet?

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I have shot it. It rocks. You want a semi-auto big-bore blaster. this is it.

I agree with c_m_shooter. Use a solid broadhead, the dragon claw gets those bolts moving fast. I have some G5 montec broadheads that are made from solid metal and I've shot a lot of stuff with them, can be sharpened and hold together with lots of abuse. Most important they tend to fly straight in my experience.

A rage hypodermic would work I bet, but if you lose a razor in the pig youll have to use a metal detector on your sausages

JaceSpace1369 said:

As can I!

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and yes to you also, the same to you, awesome trades we have done

Hi All,
After much searching, I bought a Sig Sauer 1911 Emperor Scorpion BB pistol, a very fun CO2 pistol. I want to add a Red Dot Reflex Sight.

Has anyone mounted a red dot on their Sig Sauer 1911 Emperor Scorpion BB pistol? It will require a dovetail mount, but I'm not sure which one to order.

I believe the 1911 Novak cut red dot mount is correct.

Thank you!



Notes:
- Sig Sauer 1911 red dot scope mount?
- Kydex Holster
- Belt
- Red Dot Reflex
- 2nd Clip
- SIG MCX Rattler BB ?

Following for my .20 R7.

Finally got a replacement fill probe and HAD to do what we ALL know I had to do; get out my PP!(800R~) and play with it!
Need.some time to get used to all of my slingers againeven broke out my brand spanking new p17 and first closure; that breech pinch🫨oh lady I bout peed myself in pain and simultaneous laughter because I know better than to NOT close it with my knucklesblood blister reminder of when I got my first one aw what's next to test

I love a happy ending

I do know there are various hammer weights. Just wasn’t sure about the hammer spring. The .30 cal hammer weight does not work well with.25 cal for pellets. Will get a .25 hammer weight.

About 20 years ago when I got into PCPs, I had the MK2 for a while. I had the model that also could shoot arrows. Rifle seemed solid. It had the old school smooth twist barrel, so it was very accurate. It was loud though, I eventually sold it.

cpl666k9 said:

Never shot PD with an air rifle, aways used a PB. I'll have to give it a try next time.

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It can definitely get the job done!

Please consider the athlon Midas Tac scopes as they perform well. Also the bushnell match pro for the money are great.

Looking for a best moderator for a 30 caliber FX impact

500 mm barrel 300 cc tank what is the best set up for a 177 wildcat to get the most shots and accuracy

Nice shooting @100yds
It's a great platform.
I am thoroughly enjoying mine
Have Fun with your Epoch

Does anyone have one of these little brass screws? Seems someone ought to. Call/text Ron 714-296-7489

Yes.

Thanks for your reply, I have had my share of high dollar PCP's. AZ put his touch on 2 RAW MFR'S, they were very quiet. I have got where I like a short quiet PCP. Cricket for the size is the quietest for me so far, that is why I asked, since the shroud is different. Anyone can put a silencer on and have a quieter PCP that is longer. I like the looks of yours.

OK, fellas, looking for some input here. For the past couple of years I've kept my eyes open for a chrome (nickel plated?) 38T and they just don't pop up very often. The information online is sparse as well, moslty referring to them as salesman samples, which is how they are referenced in the Blue Book. I've also come across some speculation that they were made as gifts for retirees. Other than that, there isn't much out there.

What I have been able to determine is there are two versions of the chrome 38Ts. One of them does not have a serial number at all. The other version does have a serial number, and I've come across five of them all made in August of 1976. The serial numbers so far range from 876621827 to 876621892.

Does anyone have any info about these? (If you have a chrome one with SN, I'd love to add it to the database I am keeping!)

I was lucky enough to find three of these as part of a collection I bought recently, and here are a few pics:


The front pistol has serial a serial number, and the rear pistol has none. I'm not sure about the grips on the rear pistol as most of these seem to have black grips.


Butt of both pistols.



This one also lacks a serial number, and the chrome is tarnished or faded. The finish under the grip shines like the other pistols, but the exposed portions are dulled, or a faded gold color.

MK2 is rock solid. Hope to use it more, it’s a favorite. Lightweight, accurate, smooth, quiet, great ergos, looks awesome, just a favorite.