RAW Rapid An easier way to tune a RAW HM1000x rifle
- By BK_SouthBay
- PCP Airguns
- 33 Replies
Yes, I've ordered several times, very fast from the Netherlands.That is honestly impressive for coming feom overseas
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Yes, I've ordered several times, very fast from the Netherlands.That is honestly impressive for coming feom overseas
Haven't had that happen to mine. Had to replace a couple of o rings. I'm going to check for side play in the trigger though. From what I see posted, a tray for a Bobcat should work, I think.Yes sir. I don’t think they made many. I believe it was an AOA only option.
Off topic question but does your ever fail to cock when cycling the bolt? Mine did when I first got it, which I am guessing is why it was being sold. The trigger had just enough side to side play that it would slip on the sear. I made two thin washers to shim the side play and have not had an issue since.
Thanks LeonThat first and second slow mofo kills?!Good job on the vermin and on keeping the videos… Short, viscous, and sweet.
Heck, Am going to watch it again…
It's good to hear about good service. Fortunately that is usually what we get it the shooting sports.Www.vector2007.com I just got 3 vector veyrons from them and you get a veterans discount and the woman handling the usa side of vector is really helpful.. the 4-16x44 ffp is on sale for $181. She was out of stock and the scope came from china quick!!!
When I go home today, I will see how long it takes to creep up and get back to you. Thank youThe rifle is save, no problem there.
How long does it take for the regulator pressure to creep up like that? Overnight, hours or minutes?
With a slow creep, what you can do in the meantime is to first shoot a few dry shots, that is without pellet, until you see the plenum / regulator pressure is where it is supposed to be and then shoot as normal. The first shots at that pressure the hammer might not have enough force to let out a lot of air. That reduce the over pressure in the plenum and normally it will not creep up between shots. If it does creep up fast between shots, then the problem is to big and should be repaired for accurate shooting. Still safe. You shoot dry not to waste pellets.
If you want to hunt with it, shoot dry before you go hunting as you cannot do that when your "victim" is in your crosshairs. If you don't do it at low over pressure, that hammer cannot open the valve enough for the correct pellet speed and you might shoot low.
In the long run it is better to get it repaired.
Yeah I was talking about those. Well looks like I'll stick to regular airIf you are talking about those disposable helium tanks like walmart sells then NO those will not work
Haha, Chuck has a giant heart!Unless he's a giant, that picture shows how compact this platform really is.
If you've the slugs coming in you may as well test it out for power and if no dice then, put it back to how it is, either way, sweet guns!I now have the dilemma of leaving this alone since it's doing so nice, and putting the rifle barrel back on and trying the slugs I ordered. Or I can make a shim for the barrel and put it on the 357 action, which might be a good idea to get even more power out of it.
I hope that works for me. It seems after 10 shots my poi goes far left. I uninstalled and reinstalled scope and mounts made sure everything was to torque spec. Removed the shroud added a shim to keep the baffles in a firm position. Cleaned the barrel lightly lube my slugs and after all that. It shot well the 1st 10 shots were great then everything went left, literally 2.5"-3" @75yds. I'll keep my fingers crossed.Mine did the same thing if you unscrew the shroud there is a set screw that was loose where the shroud meets the receiver.