I put one on both of our stickers and they work great

Tony P.

Probably unlikely a thing that would work. Then again throw enough money at something and I'm sure someone can try

Dairyboy said:

I personally haven't seen the need. Have you tried the UTG Pro Rings? They are very good for the money and made in USA. I also haven't had issues with arken rings either. No binding on any scopes I've had.

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Great rings for the price

jkingrph said:

In my opinion his work is above reproach. He has rebuilt at least 4 for me over the last few years. Not exactly cheap, but they came back working perfectly.

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As stated in my ad for it, it works fine.

But if I end up keeping it for good I'd just want it gone through. I think its roughly 35 years old? Mid to late 80s is my guess. So I figure if I dump 150ish into it it'd be good for another 30-50 years.

bfloyd1095 said:

Last correspondence with Darryl a couple of weeks ago " We are hoping for a Late June Release "....

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That was the same thing I was told and they are planning a new grip with the screen and electronics on the side to make things easier. So far the epoch has been really good

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So looks like the Mini-Carbine is sold and the member choose the Truckbed lined black grip.

That leaves the Shorty as the only gun I have left.

Once again this is different then the standard shorties that Kelly does, I asked for the tube to be level with the end of the shroud and for me that looks much better and also gives the tube a bit more volume.

Also the trigger is tuned by Kelly and it has a beautiful defined second stage

The gun was never filled past 300 BAR

Only shot JSB MK II and EunJin 43gr out of this gun and never, ever had a jam nor any other problems.

Shipped to you for 1650.00 bucks in the original case with spares and manual.







The pistol weights at 2.04 pounds

marflow 777 said:

https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/yellow/will-a-aa-tx200-stock-fit-a-bam-b40-t172049.html

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Thank you for posting that link.

-PJ

He's got a sale going on now, so I ordered a couple different weights.

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Hi all,
I'm looking for a scope or red dot for my Benjamin mark II pistol . It's fairly accurage with the open sights, but I think it can be better.
Will it be accurate with the mount on the gun, and the pellet in the barrel that locks to it ?
TIA

I discovered the secret from the new serpent arms 28ga shell design. By putting holes in the bottom of the shell the air can blow the glued paper cap off the shell, which allows the shot to leave the wad. Without the holes the wad flies out like a slug. Also too much glue on the cap will cause the air not to blow the cap off.

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No airgun I know of can shoot the heavy 177 slugs well because of sow twist rates in Airgun barrels. FX refuse to make a true slug barrel for 177 with fast enough twist rate for the heavy slugs. We need 1:11-1:12 twist rate for 20-24 grain slugs, they only have 1:18.

Honestly after 12.5 grain 177 slugs it’s better to shoot the 22 heavy slugs. 177 slugs are cool ideas at least for now but they are just so inefficient due to bore size.

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That's a nice custom part! Thanks for the pics.

L.Leon said:

The keeping it fed part can be pricey… Plinking with a 9mm…

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Yeah, but it's a 9mm Leshiy........ I've been fortunate to find some good deals on .35 in the classifieds and Krale is pretty good, too. Still a sting compared to .22 CPHP'S!

Scotty1 said:

For me, the Carm mags are my favorite, they hold the pellets with o-rings like the stock RTI mags, and hold 13 rounds in .22. Carm also has a slug mag for RTI available. I’ve had several iterations of Orion’s mags as well.

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I have some Carm magazines in .22 and also a Carm single shot loader that I really like a lot

We love our beloved cap! Heres a tribute banner too!

JaceSpace1369 said:

You're very welcome good sir!

Incorrect sized slugs, hubens have a large bore size. .25 cal preferred .253 and higher. For .22 they say .219 , you could shoot smaller diameter but you run the risk of jamming if they catch on while rotating if you have the gun pointed downwards. In my experience I wouldnt go under .220. But this is only a thing with slugs, pellets do not jam whether you seat them or not.

Also shooting below recommended pressure will cause you to create a jam if you have a mag full of pellets.

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Makes sense

Just checked. If you upload a pic of a coyote to VistaPrint they'll make the same size vinyl banner target for $25

I’m waiting to hear a feel good story of the thief that didn’t know about the hidden airtag/tile until the knock.

Dog said:

I learned the hard way. All purchases are amazon or ebay with credit card disputed twice. Seems like we are the ones with targets on back, no? Shame on VEVOR.

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Live and learn I guess. Knowing now who owns these companies, it’s not a surprise they don‘t stand behind their products or the warranty.
All I can do now is try and get this compressor to work properly and to warn everyone I can to avoid buying this compressor and the companies with their name on it.

mubhaur said:

I hope replacement of O rings will fix it.

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The Impact was sitting in a locker over six months winter time without recirculating the pressure.
Polishing the mating surface between two piston parts - especially around orifice - will do. With 3M polishing cloth, I bought and used last time back in 2021.
Every oring I remove from its position I never put it back, replacing immediately with a new one - recipe for happy life

Hello everyone,

I am using NAPA Kool “Cooling System Treatment” product for my compressor and the 5-gallon aluminum water tank. Here is a link to my review:


ThomasT

it looks like a tank

Someone wanted pictures , Two of the tins are already on my screw top tins so they look different ,