Richieg said:

I was having issues with my RAW HM1000X. 22. My reg.was at 149BAR after my regulator was taken apart to replace the O rings and couldn't turn the hammer spring in enough to get 940fps. Called a builder/tuner and was told to turn my reg. up to 160 BAR, 149BAR was to low. It's shooting great once again.

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Older RAW guns often need 160 bars to shoot .22 redesigned 25 grain pellets between 940 and 950.

Yeah, I just take the mod off for the long barreled Skout. I have the same digital gauge in bspp on my Prophet, it’s been solid for 2 years and on its original battery. I’ll PM you for further Skout discussion. That said, both the AEA and JTS pellets are working really well in all my rifles, and consistently to boot.

PBBA .457 power tune I removed the return spring and valve retainer for way more flow and way more dwell time. Chrony numbers coming soon.

Again, I want to say that I am not necessarily recomending West Hunter rings, just getting MOA usage from them if you bought a set thinking they were MOA rings.

My purpose is to shoot on my range which has a 30 and 75 yard backstops, and not be too far from scope center for the safety of the scope, because I am shooting a springer.

The rings are working well, but that first set up was way to much. I went the full range of the scopes adjustment from full up to zero at 75, to full down, and I mean every click both ways.


I have made two adjustments to the rings since, and I'm currently set to have 44 clicks past scope center of up for a 75 yard zero.
I haven't tried a thirty yard zero yet, but with the scope centered it was grouping was 2 1/4" high at 30.


This adjustment will likely suit my purpose.
I just don't want my scope against the stops with a springer hammering on it..
I also hope that the WH, rings hold position as time goes by..

Wow, that's some nice shooting. Looks like you could pretty easily split playing cards with that rig.

Broncobucko said:

I have had zero problems and it is still working flawless.

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Awesome that's great to hear! The firing pin malfunction was my only problem with my first gamo arrow, I was hoping they'd fix the issue in the gamo arrow classic hopefully they reinforced it

borne2fly said:

I just recently got one of these and immediately did the barrel swap to the rifled barrel … so now it fires pellets instead of BBs. I haven’t tested it against bottles or wood yet, but that’s next.

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i also installed the rifled barrel it’s pretty cool . I’ve tested it using the gamo 177 4 pack, after much shooting the magnum and country point are good ones I think the shallow or depth the skirt has allows it to travel with a bit more force than the 177 crossman piranhas, the crossman destroyer is meh broke some glass but will have to try it out more. The Schofield has enough energy to make the piranhas stick to wood at about 30 feet or a bit more but won’t fully penetrate. It’ll stick to cinderblocks though which is cool. Using the magnum gamo ammo or country with the pointy head ammo is also good for hunting possums and squirrels. But I think an increase in the release of co2 can make it so pellets can really penetrate a plank of wood

Ballisticboy said:

Was MV really 1364 ft/sec? That is an awfully high MV for that type of pellet. It could also explain the higher BC value as the GA drag law is too high a drag at those velocities, which would give artificially high BC values.

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Yes, Miles, I was surprised myself (cf. the link to GTA).

However, high velocity BC values¹ are exactly what hunters need who want to take advantage of expanding hollow points that require a high impact velocity in order for them to expand.
The BC (likely several velocity-dependent BCs as GA is not a good fit) would then help to calculate the effective range of an HP (effective = at which expansion can still be expected).


And that is where I'd like to contribute data — whenever our local airgun range finally opens and I can start firing away in peace (as my cow corral gun range closed down)!

Matthias


¹ Not necessarily in the 1300's — but around 1000fps would already be very helpful.

Pa-Tink! Welcome friend! Keep up the great videos and I will keep watching!

Got my Alkin, super nice compressor , bumped it to 4800 Psi my tanks and guns like the added pressure, So far none of my tanks, Lines , or guns have blown up, Not even popped a pressure relief valve ,,
Mike

I want to buy a .25 Air Venturi Avenger Bullpup. I’ve been on a waiting list for a while and can’t get one in .25. I’d be interested in a similar price point PCP if it meets the following:
.25 caliber
36” or less
Regulated

Can pay via Venmo, check, etc.

Trucker3573 said:

Ok me uní hace 2 segundos para promocionar algún evento ¡¡MUCHACHO!! Dos palabras para ti

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Trucker3573 said:

Ok me uní hace 2 segundos para promocionar algún evento ¡¡MUCHACHO!! Dos palabras para ti

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Necesitas un poco de atención, bueno, hagamos esto, cuéntame tus problemas.

That's such a cool new semiauto you got for your birthday AJT and is was great getting to know you a little better. Ha, that bright light on your phone made me squint and seem even funnier looking than usual so my wife and I were were laughing when we saw it .

Sorry for the mid match drama. Man watch out for the spicy sauces and Q rolls at BobbyQ's. Heart burn became so unbearable that......... .

Thanks Ben for hosting this fine match!

BSA Buccaneer SE in .22 cal, cold hammer forged barrel shots lights out but stock has quite a few little marks and signs of use as pictured. Asking $250 shipped CONUS for rifle and scope, includes fill probe but no mag.

Near new Crosman 1720T installed in a Challenger 2009 stock with Challenger match trigger and set to 12fpe for a sweet little carbine or fantastic youth rifle with the LW barrel and challenger trigger it's a fantastic setup. Only use was initial installation and chronographing to adjusting power to 12fpe. Asking $550 shipped CONUS for the carbine or $625 with the UTG 4-16x44 and BKL rings.

.25 BSA Scorpion SE with a scorpion 1200 airtube, synthetic stock, has factory shroud and includes 1, .25 cal magazine and fill probe. Rifle has been resealed, leak tested and function tested but could use a tune as currently has a descending shot string.
Asking $350 shipped CONUS, PayPal Venmo etc.

Used BSA Buccaneer SE .22 with wood stock, currently shooting 11fpe, got it in a lot deal, leaked tested and function tested. Listing is for bare rifle and full probe, no mag included.
Asking $205 Shipped CONUS
PayPal, Venmo etc. accepted.

Xcaliber said:

Glad to hear you got it fixed now. How do you like the MK3 BT so far?

Just saw the dude from youtube cranking out beastly 88 FPE from his .30 MK3 BT with tight grouping at 100 yard, from a shorty 500mm barrel. lol

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I love the tunability of the gun. Jsb and hn pellets are easy to tune for. The frustrating thing is tuning slug. I got a very good group on HP slug 27 gr one day. I took out the gun a week later and the group was much bigger. I'm perplexed by it.

Maybe anyone can explain what happened and the remedy or if this is a common issue.

Thanks.

Thank you all for the kind words.
Nothing special, just a drop in kit, but that one’s a shooter, especially in your hands!

I deadhead lines and both filters, the coalescent and secondary media sieve filter. I let it sit for 5 minutes or so. One small leak can ruin your day, no?
I worked for Taylor Diving so also a bit anal on gauge accuracy ):

I don't know if this about getting ideas for a new pellet trap...or if you are shopping for airgun related interior decorating tips at this point. Just in case it's the latter, from guy who likes to build, modify, and tinker with things in general....you may find my kitchen table design inspirational...the answer is yes, I live alone....

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TonyP said:

Lol. u just said there were aea made. Only made in the same factory using the same parts.. The only thing it got going for it is the barrel in my opinion. May not be branded aea but it's literally the same recipe. But NOT one reviewer has had there hands on these. Reviewers should of had there hands on them before anyone else for real life data. Kinda like just about every other manufacture does that has a leg to stand on when the manufacturer something fanatic. The lack of data and its high price tag for a Chinese rifle has alot skeptical. Should we not be?

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This is one aspect. Or we can look on it from other, as they are done in china probably the production cost is significantly lower but the rifle has high-end price. So a good case will be if the bigger price gap is to give us high quality and well engineered and manufactured rifle.
The bad scenario is if they are simply want to earn money and just grab the revenue from the price gap and going to push to all their pockets. I hope that now will be an exception in the industry and someone finally has a goal and priority to make a great product with passion and not just to have good money from it.

primaz said:

China does make quality PCP guns, BUT it up to the company hiring them as THEY not the China job shop whom decides their specifications, tolerances, and the quality control aspects. China makes great things BUT they are job shops so each company whom contracts with them decides how it is made, etc. They make exactly what a company tells them and nothing more. Thus companies like Huben make the GK1 there in China but they have very specific requirements and the result is a solid well made gun better than majority of guns out there. It is not where it is made but how the company chooses their specifications, materials, tolerances, and quality control. These factories are mega factories and are "Job Shop" firms that produce what a company tells them. People not familiar with how things are made today do not realize most things are outsourced to production job shops.

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Very true. An origin of product doesnt really makes it good or bad. You can have a product from sweden or china, its all about the ordering companies attitude and requirements how they specify their order. Chinese products are not tent to be low quality because they cant do good quality but because the cheapest product is their business strategy until they are the manufacturer and brand ownef in one person, but if you do business and make a contract with them as client you are the one who is defining the quality.