Raw Reg o-rings
- By Ranchibi
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Well deserved Scott!I'm humbled and thank you.

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Well deserved Scott!I'm humbled and thank you.
The name of the second one seems to be MPA stock reservoir, which of the two is the one I'm most interested in from the engineering standpoint, if I receive a reply and an opportunity to purchase both from Mr. Buckley I would be happy to pass along the forward bottle addition.I tried to buy the Buckley books (actually, IIRC there was only one ostensibly available at the time). Mr. Buckley replied to my first email, but then nothing thereafter. I would still like to find a copy of both (or either).
GsT
Its a little tricky to align the valves on the Benji. It has one hole for the exhaust port that has to align with the transfer port..
Never mind lol. I was in a hurry and leaving work when I typed this. I did it in mils not moaI did the math quickly so I could be wrong. At 10 yds 110 clicks would have moved it 3.9". Thats assuming your turrets are exactly 1/4 moa. Theres a good chance its not exactly 1/4 moa per click. Its also possible you were slightly off perfect in your measurement to center of group.
Thank you Just Zack 2I believe this is your scope...
Tried that but for reason it did not read when in that possitionThat should work fine. I just use rubber bands and mount mine to the air tube near the end.
(thanks for chiming in, not my language I would never figure how to call that smearing phenomena when material is morphing...here are some examples of lead smearing behind the skirts ...
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Just received my second Monstrum Marksman 3X with a different dot, which is smaller at 2MOA (instead of 3MOA on the other) and it's also a fine sight. The dot doesn't seem smaller by much, but I think it is. I'll have to get them out and look at both at the same time, but it works great, so I don't really care if it is or not. These are great sights for a lightweight rifle shooting at close to medium distances. I've shot it at 50 yards at plastic bottles and it works great. These would be great for a .22LR also, in case anyone is interested. For a pellet rifle it's the bomb. I think I gave $89 for the first one with the "circle dot" reticle, and this one has the "DX1" reticle, which is a box with a dot, not much different.
I only wish they made an affordable prism with finger adjustable turrets, that you could dial in distance, but I'm getting used to using the dot and judging holdover/under, and really without much problem at all. That's why I say something like a .22lr which is much flatter shooting, would be perfect also.
Kinda like a tricked out impact. Anyone should be able to shoot one hole in hole from reasonable ranges.It shoots crosman destroyers equally well...I like a cheap date,lol
At this time I don't think this should be anyone's first or only Springer. No need to give anybody false hope you have the whole Springer thing mastered with something this easy to shoot....