Yes its accuracy is right there with a PCP pistol, No kick or shake like a springer, Mine came with a cool little case , I also do the two pumps very seldom 3.
I did take the safety off mine, I didn't like the safety if front of the trigger. I take mine out oil and pump it and shoot it every few months , Got to many guns! LOL. Mike you shoot your Zoraki in the living room, Tell your wife I love her, LOL.
Mike

I have too many .30 cal and moving on to different project to buy, build or trade.
For Sale Talon P .30 cal, 24" TJ 1/26 twist barrel, Talon Tunes .30 cal aluminum breech and matching 1 piece Hi-flow top hat, matching ported hi-flow valve for .30 cal, 115 gram heavy hammer, heavy hammer spring, talon p tank adapter to 500cc tank, super sear 2 trigger and reduced weight trigger springs, auto safety converted to manual, maddog stock. Custom shroud, vented barrel bushings and threaded m18x1 for your standard big bore moderator.
Tuned at lowest power setting, 2800 to 2200 psi, 12 shots per fill, 54grn slugs at 950fps, nice tight spread over curve. Same tune with lighter 47.2 slugs at 980 fps. Will include box of nsa 47.2 grn and tin of h&n 50 grn slugs. Tj barrel shoots slugs and pellet with very good accuracy

Asking $600 shipped
Scope and bipod not included
May consider tades

LVPOs are pretty neat but keep in mind the eyebox gets very tight towards the higher magnifications.

For pesting with a PCP airgun IMO prism scopes are the most practical, in terms of cost and effectiveness.

I have a March 1-10 but it's mostly on my powderburners.

Raydee38 said:

I am not really sure why they are asking so much more than the CS4, I know the power supply is built in but isn't it all still the same compressor?

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Exactly! The only difference is the location of the power supply. Personally I prefer the CS4 because it's a bit smaller and lighter. If I'm going to take it to the field and run it from my truck battery, I don't need the power supply! I have the PS for my CS4 mounted under my work bench so it's tucked out of the way. The difference in price between the CS4 and CS4-I is about $152.00, for about $70 more you could have a CS4 for home and the GX-E-L2 battery powered compressor for the field!


These (GX-E-L2) are also back in stock and on sale for $249.00, that's $224.10 shipped with the 10% off coupon code GX10OFF! I actually purchased the GX-E-L3 to use in the field, it's the dual battery version and it's works great! These also will work with Makita 18V batteries if you want to have a spare battery to extend use!

ghoststalker said:

I've got a kaliber cricket II tactical, I bought new. It does not get shot alot. And iam wondering what kind of general maintance I should be doing, oil ( and where), grease or what ever else ? Thanks.

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There is not much to do to that gun. The one I had for the few months that I had it, ran perfectly. Shot several thousand rounds through it. No problems never had to clean the barrel either.

Ach3r0n said:

I dunno if mine is leaking, or just my imagination, but I notice a very low of pressure drop, after not using it for a solid week. I'm not saying I can't live with that, but I guess this is not normal. Shouldn't lose pressure at all, right?

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I have 3 GK1 pistols. One of them has a slow leak, which takes 5 days to leak down below 150 after a full fill.. That one also burps some.

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Firewalker said:

Very nice! What was the yardage of the first target? 25?

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The target box was at 30 yards.

the why they put in a bulk fill tank and an adapter for the gun doesn't make much sense whit out the tank to tank adapter but that what we got and more come with these pistol then most

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A Notos PCP works out to approx. $215. Can also be combined with free shipping.

Expires Midnight (Pacific Time) - May 18th

Sorry about the late notice, but I just found out.

Jerry

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For some reason I could not post a link,, Just go to Amazon and type in

• Yasorn M18x1.5 Threads DIN Valve... It will come right up,,
• Mike

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SteveV said:

First, spring guns are piston guns. Gas ram guns are piston guns. If you prefer cheapie break barrels, so be it. But 5 pages?

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This was really finished on page 2. Made it to 5 as folks are passionate about their piston guns. The OP don't like coil springs, most gas pistons aren't high end... Page 6 anyone?

brand new in box neve mounted. beutiful glass and sweet reciticle. looked thru at 50 yds. on 12x, very very clear edge to edge. did i mention VERY NICE tacticle ballistic-x lighted recticle! just doesnt fit my application. $150 shipped with very nice flip covers.

I purchased the Mod95 and am looking for about a1 in riser.

WTS- Kral Puncher Jumbo in like new condition. 5.5mm.
No marks to be found on the rifle
Less than 100 shots fired

Comes with:

2 x Magazine,s
Singel load tray
Bipod
Hardcase
Scope mount
West Hunter scope 4-16x50FFP
420cc bottel

$ 565 shipped

If you are comparing the two rifles, i would say that the Skout Epoch gives you more choices from it's platform.
has the ability to change barrel lengths and calibers in a few minutes. I am uncertain if you can change calibers/barrels on the Panda
You have to decide if you willing to charge electronics in your rifle, or have it mechanical. For some people, this is a turn-off.
What is the rifle going to be used for? If it is just for benchrest, both are event winners.
For walking/shooting in the woods, you have the panda @18lbs vs the Epoch @ 11lbs
Which is easier to tune? I really do not know the answer to this one, but i will say that tuning a rifle that doen't have a Hammer spring adjustment is easier for me
Customer service. I do know that the service from the Skout team has been EXCELLENT! No ones wants their new rifle to have ANY problems, but it is a comfort to know that a phone call will have the advice to solve your problems. Darryl has been very helpful over at Skout. If Darryl doesn't have a solution, Bill (one of the owners of Skout) will get involved to quickly solve the problem.
I do not have any doubts that the team from Donny FL wiil react the same
Parts availability? While Skout is based and manufactured in the U.S., Karma parts will need to be imported. If you are outside the U.S, this won't make much of a difference.

I think a lot of people, myself included, became interested in the Panda because of how it performed in Thane Simmon's hands. He's a top competitor. I also remember , from interviews i have seen, that a person can tune the Panda to the same level of performance that Thane used. So, i am guessing that all the Panda's that were brought by Donny FL to competitions had the same tune. The Donny FL team had more than 1 person shooting the Panda, yet it was Thane that was always on top. That's his skills and abilities, which are awesome i must say. Having the same rifle does not make you the same shooter..unfortunately
Once the Panda has a bigger distribution among the the airgunners, we can hear from more people on their experiences
just my thoughts

God on ya for continuing the search for a fix. There are many items that can have the same issues, yet have completely separate fixes.
Glad that it's running well for you again.

Mike

Csbrown5 said:

SMH have you set up the ballistics calculator?

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I did. I’ve tried it from 10 yards out to 100 with the 357 Slayer and it has performed great.

MDM, welcome to the forum. Tons of info can be found with the search function. I'm sure some owners will chime in.

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WOB said:

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I appreciate the information. I guess the round fitment is really, just trial and error. Did you track exact diameters in order to find the right round fitment vs how they left the barrel?


I will order some of the slugs from NSA. I am actively searching for the heaviest slug that has been used with great accuracy. Of course, that does not mean that my exact rifle will perform perfect, nor the loose nut behind the wheel.


Thank you.

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Yes it is a lot of trial and error but if you look around on this forum or anywhere else I'm sure someone will have some suggestions for sizes for the .25 cal

No I didn't measure the slugs myself, just ordered from NSA and shot each size and recorded the results on the target. The target was 10 shot groups at 30 yards. Lots say do 5 shot but 10 really shows you what really happens. Plus like for 20.2 .216 I jerked one so having 9 in the "real group" is better than just 4 if I only did a 5 shot group.

Heavy means you need more air to fire it at a good enough speed to stabilize. Also know that since the slug contacts the rifling pretty much the whole length vs a pellet which only touches at the head and skirt, the slugs naturally shoot slower than pellets to begin with. I shoot the 18.13 gr JSB pellet and 17.5 gr .2165 gr NSA slug about the same speed, for reference.

I'm not saying don't try for heaviest slug I'm just saying you'll need more air to get it to go fast enough to stabilize if it is heavy for caliber.

To my knowledge, NSA does not have a sampler pack (Sizes and weights) so I have had to purchase slugs in each size and weight and test them out.

Oh! I have something to add for "what do you wish you did when starting with pcp" I definitely recommend you get a chronograph. You cannot tune your airgun well without it. You can get ballpark by seeing what your target looks like after the group gets shot but you may be using more air than needed or something else may be out of balance. You want the hammer and regulator pressure in harmony, and it's been recommended here that you shoot the highest hammer spring setting at the regulator setting you're at, then get an average, and then tune back down to 95-97% of that peak fps to get to an economical tune where you are using the perfect amount of air to get fastest speed for the settings.