Yes, it's definitely a scam.

But send ME your money now!

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JimD said:

Thanks Bill and the rest of you guys. I take it that it arrived Bill. I think you got a very accurate gun. You need to try some 30 yard challenge targets with it. I think it might do a 200. I have to really settle down and concentrate to get over 190 regardless of the gun's capability, however. For about the first year of shooting that target I almost never did. Fortunately I got better with practice. Shooting better from the bench definitely helps when you are trying to figure out what pellet a new gun likes.

I expect this to change but right now my Snowpeak guns are giving me better 30 yard challenge scores than my new Caiman that cost 3 times as much! I really enjoy finding a "cheap gun" that can can shoot with the "big boys".

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I concur with the less expensive guns hanging tough with the higher end guns

In street/drag racing it’s referred to as a sleeper.

Snowpeak is rocking it out

+1 for MERO!

Gently used Pard NV008 day and night vision optic, together with battery, case, instruction manual, and sd card. I upgraded the firmware to the version right before they eliminated the laser.

Zoom has two settings (6.5 and 13X), although there is a picture in picture feature. The built in IR torch has multiple settings and the reticle form and color is adjustable

Price is $415.00 shipped to CONUS. If you use Paypal either send F&F or add 4% to the purchase price. Bank checks or money orders work too.

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Here's the new group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1107993710321547/

I have a beautiful RAW 1000 HW in 22 cal that is in showroom condition. It is the tan composite stock. I bought a new RAW 25 chassis rifle and would like to sell this one. It comes with a carrying case. I bought it two years ago and have not shot it that much. Pictures are available. Please text me at 951-420-2180 for details. Comes with two magazines.
Price is $1400.

FX Impact Adjustable Buttstock​

$150 plus shipping.

Shipping to CONUS only

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For 25m international targets using a .224 plug...there is a simple visual check that can be used to decide if a hole needs to be plugged.

If a pellet hole is exactly on the middle of the 9 ring line, it will just barely miss the ten ring with the plug. Scorers will always plug shots that land right on the middle of the line. If more than 50% of the hole is to the outside of the 9 ring..,there is no reason to even plug it. It will not make it if properly plugged.

As to paper tears...the tears occur because the target is poorly supported and we use slow moving round nose pellets. A target affixed to a proper backer is the best way to avoid dealing with paper tears. Putting a slight convex bow in the target backer and affixing the target tightly is the best method. The convex bow will aid in keeping the target against the backer in all places. The places with air gaps between the target and backer are the places where tears are most likely to occur.

The second issue with paper tears is the scorer using a plug with a shank that is too large for the pellet hole. Unfortunately, .224 plugs with .177 shanks are hard to come by...so most attempt to score with a .224 plug made for Rimfire scoring. The larger shank will exploit a tear in the paper and move toward the direction of the tear. This situation ends up with invalid scoring.

I'm not critiquing scoring on this thread...only providing scoring information.

Mike

That’s really impressive!!

FWIW I gave up ordering pellets from amazon... about 75% of them come damaged during shipping. So far Pyramid air and The Pellet Shop have both done some amazing work packing ammo in foam & cardboard so the ammo shows up in about a good shape as you can get without ordering a pallet.

Thank you Stephan, I'm looking forward to it.

bobrel said:

As you said,
Joe brancato confirms that if air is coming out it should go in. Waiting for an answer on whether the slo flo restricts the tank fill process as it does the gun fill process.

The valve has a gauge showing tank pressure and one on the output side that typically shows pressure of the gun as its being filled.

if the tank is being filled, the output side valve should show the supply pressure ramping up to 4500 as the tank fills.

good point here. i am assuming the tank valve is accurate but its possible it isnt and there is more than 2900 PSI in the tank. Could be full. that would explain the whole scenario where no more air would go in.
we didnt look at the output side valve during this process but I will next time.
Will update as i learn more
thankyou for the comments

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I don’t get "output side valve". Do you mean your fill adapter? If so, put a deadhead plug in the end of it, open tank & then see what the fill adapter gauge is reading compared to tank gauge. Can you post a picture of your setup?

This post should have just been a poll question, instead of the same discussion that has been going on for years. The result would speak for itself as to whether or not there would be a market for Evanix.

Check if the magnet is still there, if so it is backing out of the pocket that it is glued into. If that is the case pop out the magnet (you may need some heat to breakdown the glue) clean the old glue residue from the magnet and pocket and then glue it back in with a tiny dab of CA glue.

This happened to me as well.

I have a few scopes that are just sitting in my safe. All prices will include shipping.
1) Arken 6-24x50 FFP-MOA asking 300
2) Athlon 4-14x44 SFP MIL , has scratches on turret, but doesn't affect the scope. Asking 150.
3) Leupold 3-9x40 SFP asking 100. (Sold)

Any questions or need more pictures, please let me know. Thanks for looking

Front cover gasket. I've never been able to reinstall one if I removed the cover. Order a few of them at once...

Wanted: Rapid70 bullpup kit for the PROD. Let me know!

wildcj5 said:

Now I want a Ranchero.

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maxtrouble said:

I agree. They look timeless. First FX I have considered buying.

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They are super sweet guns. If you get a chance, go for it. But should be noted they are BIG. I was kind of shocked when mine showed up. Here it is next my pcp 1322 @15.25" OAL. I think the fx is over 17" and a normal 13xx is something like 14.25 or so

Doing some slug testing.
Looking for a .25 Impact M3 barrel kit.
Prefer local

Remove shroud and place a balloon over the barrel deflated.. The next day check the balloon. If it is inflated you have a valve leak..

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JimmyV said:

You are correct, I think I will switch them and see what happens.

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Save yourself the time and either just order a second Vortek seal or plan on sizing the ARH seal.

If your in competitions, I would go for the most comfortable between the two. They look like different grips. Beautiful workmanship in the Walnut. Never hurts to have two TX’s. Good luck. Crow