i’m only using one laser when shooting. the image is a rough visual description. the green similar to what i see around 20 yards and the red would be that same green laser at say 110 yards(example only). i just used the color red to be to be able to represent with a depiction what i’m talking about without confusing the reader with two green lasers on one reticle. weirdly enough, the cant seems to be subconsciously adjusted for to a degree within my shooting range when using the laser like this.. but like i said, i could just be tricking myself. i’m asking people to try it out and see if they experience what i’m noticing but having a hard time to explaining.

Felinis said:

I meant air valve, not cylinder. Block the Canadian bleed hole with lead solder.

Crosman's 22XX/13XX Detuneing Methods

DISCLAIMER: REVERSING THESE DETUNEING MEASURES WILL IN MOST CASES RESULT IN A PAL RATED FIREARM The following outlines the different methods Crosman has/dose us

www.airgunforum.ca

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Thanks for the link! That's exactly what I was looking for.

TnCnDn said:

Where did you order 700 from if I may?

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Krale from Netherlands.

sfr said:

I did a partial disassembly/clean/re-deal/assembly of my RAW BM 500. Notes & annotated pictures are sequenced in the attached .pdf
This fixed my air leak.

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Excellent work, thank you so much!

jerryd said:

Sky King,

Correct, If you are shooting low and run out of vertical adjustment, raise the rear of the scope up with your adjustable rings.

Jerry

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I gave up on this after I put on a 20 MPA mount and just mounted a NV scope on them which doesn't have that vertical adjustment limitation.

RESOLVED

Brocock Commander XR Magnum .22 Will Not cock and it's NOT the stage 2 trigger screw

So after I recovered the sear, after the sear pin fell out, and the sear fell into the hammer chamber, I reassembled the trigger assembly pursuant to the excellent Brocock/Brk workshop videos. But it would not cock. I tried all in ans all out on the stage to trigger adjustment screw and it made no difference. Any suggestions on where to look for the problem or for the solution to the problem?

TIA Please stay safe and well, you and yours' !

marflow 777 said:

okay sounds good
now if you were to take it apart and go to the trouble to strip it down i think i would take it in and have it powder coated, more money yes but better finish
good luck with your new pistol

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Good point, if I go through the whole trouble of disassembling it down to pieces and stripping down the original paint, I'll most likely get it powder coated then. Thank you!

GeneT said:

What pressure do you fill it to?

GsT

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Currently, I've only put about 200 psi into it.

I need to get the tanks valve out and check the condition of the tank for heavy corrosion or pitting. If it looks good, I'll fill it with water and test it to about 1100psi. I suspect the gun will work well using between 600 and 700 psi

Chukar60 said:

I believe it is there because that is how they drill or machine the port. Once that is done they tap it and put the grub screw in to seal it.
That is supposition on my part but i could see no other reason for the hole.

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This is correct. The purpose of C53 is to plug the top port as a result of the block fabrication. If you inadvertently tightened or removed C53, it shall be resealed. C53 shall not contact the o-rings or transfer port of the barrel.

I called them yesterday to check on the Avenger Regulators, and Got Conf E Mail it was shipped today. But they say it will take 6 Days? I think I will get it sooner, but we shall see. The Complete reseal Kit I ordered is still on backorder.

Looks perfect!

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
Please, googl transl. sub (rus version)

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.