I was eyeballing that Ultimate Sporter myself but just can't justify that price tag for an adjustable comb on the stock! So I went for a walnut Hunter carbine instead in .22 just a few weeks ago! My two main reasons for .22 being I'm a hunter and my big meat hooks don't do well with tiny .177 pellets! Lol
I'd say look for a decent trade up to a .22 here on the forum for your safe queen first before buying another. And you know your gonna! I had one in beech a few years ago and much prefer the weight and balance of the walnut stock version!

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Yeah, people share their tunes, but I'm inclined to believe it's mostly for nought. Gauges aren't all that accurate. Each gun is also slightly different from the next one. You really need to get a chronograph, and start plotting your power band in relation to what adjustable inputs are available. Run your shot count. Using the data points you can begin to gauge where your gun is happiest. Tune it to an efficient, but powerful range. Then fine tune it for accuracy. Tuning also is literally anything conceivable, from refining the trigger, hammer, changing springs, polishing, changing physical properties, materials, geometry, you name it. It's a pretty big rabbit hole™. Best bet will be to start digging. Use the search feature or simply ask what people have done to whatever gun in specific it is that you want to "tune".

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Excellent shape. Currently tuned to about 32 fpe and shooting like lasers. 1 sealed tin of jsb 18.1 and 4.5 tims of AA 18.1g. Also included is an Oldspook mod that works very well. 2 mags and impact hard case.

I make a fist and set the butt of the gun on that

The slugs I am using are easy to load in, though during my practice I did have some NSA that were quite stiff. So it could have happened a week ago and I didn't notice, or it was the chamber flag when I either inserted it or removed it..

Fun little compact .177. 3 mags, Hard case, and hush suppressor. Bought from another member of forum. Paper work from AOA in case.

MDriskill said:

I may be the only person on earth who thinks this, but I don't mind that trigger at all for a sporting rifle. Yes, a single-stage with some weight and a bit of creep, but smooth with predictable let-off once settled in.

Webleys in general - like many classic mechanical objects of the pre-digital age - are made to "wear in" with time and use (remember when new cars came with speed limits, etc., for the break-in period?). Set the adjuster to your preference and carry on, the trigger will be better next year (seriously)!

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There is no reason to tolerate a creepy Vulcan trigger. Back the screw out until it's gone. Carefully test the setting by striking the butt with a rubber mallet to ensure it won't bump fire. If you want to improve on that take the trigger and sear out and lightly stone the surfaces. Or try a lighter spring. I did not find replacing the spring to be necessary.

Bag rider on mine bandito

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Privateer said:

If you mean it leaks out of the Foster? Try one like this.
Check Valve Male Foster

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That would be great, I just need it metric I believe. The foster was from my parts for my Chinese Artemis M16.

I had thought about that. The one I have that I purchased from Beeman back in the mid 70's has one

I found this... https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyquXRlGu_76vc2i4WkFLI-6muy0Kqi9c

With this. - https://duckduckgo.com/?t=lm&q=online+airgun+repair+lessons&iax=videos&ia=videos

Very cool. Who knew...?

Cheers,

J~

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Get ourself a donnyfl emperor or ronin with the externsion tube.
I got the ronin with the externsion tube on my MK2 .35. Not as quiet as my Uragan King .30 with the emperor moderator with tube..

Meh, we use them all over the place where I work, rarely do we see one even bulge and never had a fire or equipment destruction from one.

Large batteries, pouches and packs are closely monitored for voltage dropps, allowing for removal before they cause problems.

Thank you for the reminder to check dates, I'll do that today.

Keyman62421 said:

Utah $899???? NOT 229?

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$229 is probably one like mine. The FX pocket chrony.

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It's really unbelievable when you consider how well they get paid and all the time off, benefits, etc.

Can't tell me it's a tech problem, it's a lazy people problem. They just don't even bother to scan packages half the time. I've also noticed an uptick in the wrong mail getting delivered to me, or showing up way later than the dates on some of my house bills.

Can't really do much besides bend over and take it up the tail pipe!

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You can cancel most all paper bills and receive them on your phone, the less that comes in the mailbox the better IMO. I agree lazy, incompetent and entitled. Not all, but a big number of workers these days have no pride in what they do. I see it everyday.

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Up for sale is a .25 Daystate Air Ranger. I am selling because I realized I like bullpups and bought a FX Wildcat MK3 BT to replace this powerhouse.

The gun is in mint condition minus some handling marks on the custom full barrel shroud (see pictures). It will come with 1 factory mag, 4 CARM mags ($140), O-Ring Kit, Spare Aluminum 500cc bottle and option to buy it with Hawke Sport Optics Sidewinder Tactical 8.5-25x42mm Side Focus Riflescope and scope rings. Price below is with and without scope/rings depending on what you choose.

The rifle has been upgraded with a 480cc CF bottle ($150 from AoA), this upgrade results in a really well balanced rifle while also reducing weight. I will include the 500cc aluminum bottle you can use as a spare (pictured below).

The gun has maybe 900 to 1000 rounds through it and it has been flawless in function. The rifle holds air indefinitely and has no leaks, though I am including an O-ring Kit (picture below) that I purchased from AoA but never needed. The gun is currently shooting JSB 25.39 pellets at an average of 940 fps and JSB 33.95 at an average of 850 fps.

This Daystate Air Ranger is fitted with the new Harper Mk4 valve for a high shot capacity, ambidextrous high grade walnut stock with a superb oiled finish, it is a beautiful old school rifle built with high quality materials.

Gun new listed for $1500 and scope for $500.

Will ship in a hard case and boxed.

Asking $1050 shipped/insured in the CONUS with scope and rings, 5 mags, O-Ring Kit, Spare Aluminum Bottle OR $850 without scope and rings.

Accepting PayPal with fees or friends and family, or postal money order.

You can look up positive feedback on my eBay account as I do not have much history on this forum: https://www.ebay.com/usr/anpusainc

Thanks for looking.

Pictures below with the 480cc CF Bottle and scope with rings.

Please send me a PM if you want to see high resolution pictures or have questions

AEA -- pellets are working great in my guns to.. because they consistency is great..

IDK Tom. Troy’s images are pretty good. On his post at Bottom he recommended 2 really good sources. Search “wind rose” too.

I always buy new, unless it's not produced anymore. Same with all my automobiles.
I want to be the one who "breaks in" the new machines.
Just me

I also enjoy the .20 cal