With that hole that far up front on the stock, it cant be a butt hole.

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kloof513 said:

@Justaguy Hey how did you do this . New to air rifle and wonder where can I buy that type of tank and set up. [email protected]

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Working right now. Will send you some links when I get home. In the meantime check out ANSGEAR.com. Search first strike tanks and Ninja EZ Fill. ANS has the best pricing AND free shipping

dgeesaman said:

Grossly underpowered for shooting at 100y.

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Yeah, realized that seconds after I hit reply.

Both shoot well and are in good shape for their age, but are sold as is. I'd like $80 shipped on each or both for $150 shipped. If you buy both I'll throw in an Umarax pistol. See last picture for the Umarax.

RickH said:

Sorry to have to gripe again but this new change has presented another problem for me at least. Before, if I tapped the forums link it took me to a list of various topics such as General discussion, pcp, traditional and so on. Now it takes me to some sort of variety page. I had to do a search for general discussion to get here. I got the white color back thanks to being told how. So how do I get back to the forums list?

Rick H.

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The large red notice at the top of every page should have directed you here

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Nice refinishing work. Thanks for the explanation of the refinishing process.

Perfect mini air rifle backpack 28 inches of space inside. Used. Asking $75 shipped. PayPal f&f.

beerthief said:

Pressure cooker first ?

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Not for this batch, but I do use a pressure cooker sometimes. That prob does the best of making them the most tender. Can really get the meat to fall right off the bone with a pressure cooker. But if grilling I like to keep them a bit more firm so just did a low simmer in pot for this batch.

1300usd firearm barel straightness testing vs 2200usd pcp barrel straightness testing

RM100GUY said:

Got this Eli .20 from the original owner a while back. They don't make 'em like these any more. Theoben's in general are beautiful airguns accross the entire line.View attachment 467441all their models.View attachment 467442View attachment 467443

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Show-off!

update:

Both 33.6gr and 38gr NSA .254 slugs, which actually measure .255 at the base, shoot amazing out of the GK1

They have an R4 BC ~.088 with the first shot at 860ish fps and the 17th shot at 815ish fps when starting with a 350bar fill.

The accuracy is very very good.

I tried AVS .254 slugs, which come in measuring at a true .254, but they do not shoot well at all. I ordered some .2553 slugs to test. The GK1 seems to really like .255 ammo.


If you are looking to tune your .25 GK1 for maximum performance out of a single magazine with a full 350bar fill, 32gr to 36gr is a very good sweet spot for your ammo.

38gr or higher shoot well, but the velocity will be too low imo, with first shot at 825 fps or lower.

I will post some shot groups in the coming days.

So looks like one of my Rattlers developed a trigger problem - wondering if anyone else has had this happen or can diagnose?

It's got around 10k rounds through it so this is the first problem with this one - but the trigger doesn't reset after you pull the trigger and fire.

It takes a little more force to reset it - as in if I pull the trigger and release it normally, it will not reset.

If I pull the trigger and slide my finger off the trigger and let the trigger fling back into position, that amount of inertia resets the trigger.

So I'm guessing something in there is getting sluggish or hung up or something? Not a big tinkerer so don't wanna go poling around this thing before I know

Engg.Ken said:

What gun are you shooting slugs from @joselitovillasboas ?

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Good question, Ken. Some airguns have a pin probe, and some have a partial tube probe. The pin type is more likely to alter the seating depth between different projectile base configurations.

Joselito; As for pellets with a flared skirt, VS slugs or bullets with a flat base; their aerodynamics are different. Slugs need a faster rifling twist in the barrel than pellets. Meaning 1:16 twist in .22 caliber is good for slugs up to 40 grains, while also faster than pellets need for shooting smallest groups; especially as range increases.

Shooting heavy slugs with too slow a twist barrel will tend to have the projectile yaw and then tumble, to cut long holes in the target, rather than round. Grouping ability will be very poor under such conditions. Pellets can shoot well using very slow twist rate barrels (or even smooth bores), providing there is an effective air stripper at the muzzle to prevent the initial air blast as the pellet leaves the muzzle from upsetting its flight.

Interesting how these guns are marked. Mine was purchased in Germany in 1986ish. There is the “F” in a pentagon on it. Also stamped W. Germany to denote we had two Germany(s) at that time.

I have no real need to make that rifle shoot anymore powerful than where it is at the 7.5 joule. But if I did, would this particular gun have anything built in to preclude me from installing an “export” version spring kit? Just thinking how Colt made their AR15 back during the Clinton ban era of different sized pins and blocks to prevent using USGI spec BCG and fire control parts.

I have a similar one...and they are heavy! Typically they will use the 1/2×20 threads to attach

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snappy said:

LETS C SOME GRUPS FROM THAT RAINSON

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Its up for sale , boxed up .

Some scopes have what's called a tight "eye box". The more generous an eye box is the less you'll need to move your eye around to find the center most area of the field of view in the eye box.

Also make sure your diopter is set to your eye correctly, this is your reticle focus. If the reticle isn't in perfect focus then the visual experienced will be compromised.

Sometimes the answer is to spend more $ to get into a superior scope. Cheap scopes kinda suck. I learned my lesson the hard way.

I never clean the barrel on my spring guns, several of which remain quite accurate after more than 50k shots.
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L.Leon said:

Very nice haul indeed, you can finish the “yard work” later…. Those birds payed the ultimate price for interrupting a man’s outside chores… x 10! Good shooting on your part.

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Well the hail storm that came through last night destroyed my garden... and 2 of my cars. One of which will be totaled. It was my backup car anyhow, maybe 1500 miles in 2 years I've driven it. Going to collect that check and buy some toys

At least the hail did me a favor and tore down the rest of the overgrowth!

Silver linings I guess...

steve-l said:

First, degas. Then just by hand, unscrew the air chamber tube. Without air pressure just hand torque is sufficient to unthread the tube at either end. No tool is required.

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Thank you

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I have had over 10 gages fail. I keep a spare or two. The Burdon tube is constantly in motion when you shoot/fill the gun. the flexing eventually makes them leak.