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ra13776047 said:

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You're welcome

I got a XP badger .401 for sale 600$ no leaks and shoots perfect good hunting gun and I have extra o rings for it

I have a pbba .457 I'm wanting to sale 650$ perfect condition shoots good! No leaks

Feinwerk said:

Bravo! Great repair and good photography.

Feinwerk

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Chuck-in-Ohio said:

That is a great work around, good thinking!

That OEM attachment method was pretty laughable.

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Thank you, I don't see much for posts about this particular rifle. I also expect it is not a design flaw exclusive to this brand or model with everyone trying to save a buck on manufacturing costs. I imagine its too much to think ag companies will see this and elevate their production std. Till then, this works well and didn't cost much.

Looking for something in .177!

Mega cool rifle.

I really like it! Old School doesn't get old in my book. It probably has a total of 5 o-rings.

I have had a renewed attraction for the pumper. I have one now in all three calibers. All vintage. The 22 caliber with a Steve Corcoran custom stock is the most accurate and powerful pumper I’ve ever owned. I initially set it up with a Williams peep sight. Actually bought it with the sight already on it. My 68 year old eyes do quite well but I know I’m not getting everything out of it. Accuracy wise. I had this 3.25x8 power Nikon pistol/scout scope not doing anything so I mounted it on the ”machine.” My nickname for it. The loading port has easy access and the balance is perfect. I just finished sighting it in on this very windy day and I literally watched the pellet in air land on the spot of another one I was aiming for at 37 yards. I can’t wait for a beautiful calm day. I’ll post the results.

no longer looking

houston said:

I Look at it from a $$$ stand point. You will lose more cash on a newly purchaed PCP...period !

With me it's about dollars and sense.

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No need to go with the anniversary edition then.

ndwind said:

I figured cost of the slugs im currently swaging. Im not figureing the cost of equipment because it will last the rest of my life. And i dont figure my time either. Because here in ND from November to April I have a lot of time. Id rather swage slugs for summer shooting than sit looking out the window watching it snow wishing it was summer!!!!! So my 25 grain segmenting HP cost me about 2.5 cents each.
The cost of my Corbin equipment at the time I bought it I was all in for about what my FX Panthera cost. So instead of buying another gun I am now ammo independant!

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I agree with you 100%. If I didn't buy a compressor and casting equipment upfront... I would never be able to afford. To shoot my Texan.. I'm in the process of getting some slug barrels.for.my condor probably 16 twist and a 9 twist ..I'm sure in the future ,I won't be happy with cast accuracy ..Then ill jump into the rabbit's hole of swaging..I'm glad to have good mentors around . I'm not paying $20.00 for a 100 lil slugs...Buy equipment cry once

magicseb said:

What's your take overall? Is now a good moment to buy them or give it 2 years and they will be 10X better? It seems like they are just starting to implement features. You could do so many nice things like adjust the aim point vs distance automatically, etc

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In my honest opinion if you were in the market for one this is the one to get. I do not know what the future will bring but this sony sensor they are using is awesome. This scope will adjust the reticle or show you the holdover if you get the lrf, it's limitations would be the lrf would not work under 10y but you could easily set your zero for close range and have the ballistics do the work for farther work. Or have different zeros you can have multiple zeros saved and can swap them pretty fast. As of now you can only have 1 ballistic saved at a time but can save multiple ones and send them over within a minute or so. I will link some of the videos I have done and as I said it is probably the most impressive image I have seen on a digital scope. Just keep in mind it is not a glass scope but this one has had the least pixaltion on zoom. Check out those 2 and look at the others I have as well.

Very nice rig.

Saber Tactical makes a very nice and sturdy adapter.

With the dreamtac, you can use pretty low rings and avoid the whole cheek riser thing. I use just a Magpul SL stock without the side storage. Works well for me. I have one that came with it but it is a setscrew set stock with adjustable length and cheek cheek height. It is a little heavy.

Most of my pellet orders from Amazon have been when I only wanted one tin to test a new (to me) pellet. Sometimes their shipped price can be a few bucks less than the people I would rather buy pellets from. But I agree, it is a way to get frustrated. My last pellet order was from Krale. I was ordering a scope from them I could not find in the U. S. and thought to see if the shipping changed if I added 4 tins of JSB 33.95s my P35-25 prefers. Shipping stayed the same. At the time they were less expensive by at least a couple dollars a tin versus PA and Utah and the others even with the 4 for 3 and 5 for 4 figured in. They came well packaged. Wrapped well with lots of bubble wrap. The labeling of the tins is different, however. No bar code on the bottom. Seem to shoot the same as others bought in the U. S.

How to update the firmware on a Pard NV008SLRF

Update and fix to "unable to update firmware" on NV008SLRF:

I took a 128GB MicroSD card and formatted it in a WINDOWS machine to FAT32 or EXfat, depending what your options are. Do not select NTFS.

Then I downloaded the appropriate firmware update to the ROOT directory of the SD card.

I then extracted the ZIP file to the ROOT DIRECTORY of the SD card (very important that it be in root directory!)

I then erased the ZIP file inasmuch as the .bin file has been extracted by the previous step.

Make sure that the .bin file is in the root directory (and nothing else there) of your SD card.

Use the Eject fundtion on on your computer to safely eject the MicroSD card.

With the power OFF on the NV008SLRF, insert the SD card into the NV008SLRF. Attach the type C connector cable to a power source.
You will then observe the tiny blue light near the key pads blink on and off several times.

About 1 to 2 minutes later, you should see that the NV008SLRF has powered itself on. i.e. You did not need to press power button.
Go through the menu on the scope to VERSION to confirm that you have the correct version number.

Now use the MENU to FORMAT the SD card so there is no longer anything on it.

You have now (hopefully) successfully updated the firmware.

I hope that you followed these step by step instructions carefully/completely.

I swaged some 23 grain slugs and shot them in my Gammo Fusion. They worked fine just not real fast! But they took out cottontail in the garden just fine!

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fredcbr said:

Bonjour,je vous présente une modification que j'ai réalisée pour mes 78/79g.
Un support amovible avec un rail picatinny pour monter un point rouge sans percer la carcasse.

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beerthief said:

Power without temperature is nothing // is what google translated.

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Didn't see the other post. I get it. Too funny. Bill and Addi

Picked this up new at an Airgun Show 2 years ago when I was shooting springers. It was at the Pyramyd Booth and had a bad spot on the stock about the diameter of a pencil which is shown in one of the photos. I have not messed with it and it is completely stock. Accurate shooter, but is just sitting in the safe and should go to someone who will shoot it. $575.00 shipped CONUS. Feel free to PM me with any questions.