Gutterguy said:

First time in a while. Retrieved these and had 12-15 that cats beat me to or I could not retrieve. Also killed 3 starlings that fell on the barn roof that I couldn't get. Killed these in about 2 hours.
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Nice shooting

SPARATORE said:

I shoot with Cameras Too.

October 2023......Big Buck during the Rut.

Camera Nikon D800E W/ 70-200mm Nikkor. PP Adobe Photoshop.

Enjoy,

Don

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That's is the only way I'd shoot one. Counted 8 in our yard today! Charles

Quick write up on the first shots/accuracy is here: https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/22-ghost-lw-barrel-blank-first-test.1307049/

RScott said:

What is that moderator? Looks like the one Martin puts on. But you recommend getting the barrel with unf 1/2-20?

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That is the OEM one Martin can put on, it is a long reflex LDC. I don't believe it has baffels so putting on an after market like DonnyFl or other will quiet down more (tried removing it but it wouldn't budge, front cap too). This one is quiet but when I send it in for it's next service I will have a unf 1/2 20 put on, I want it as quiet as possible and try out different moderators.

I just received a Vector Sentinel yesterday and for a $200 10-40x scope I’m very pleased with it. I can clearly see .177 holes in cardboard at 70 yards and I click adjusted my holdover out to 90 yards from 50 yards and then back again and it went right back again.

I was more than a little dubious of what the glass quality and the eye box was going to be, but it has so far exceeded my expectations. I’m sure that is you were to compare this to a high magnification Sightron or March that the optics would be awful in comparison, but for $200 I think it’s pretty good.

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CurtisNelson said:

An important question that gets overlooked is: how much parallax rotation is there from 10 yds to 55 yds. A 90 deg rotation makes your range marks VERY close together on the upper end; a 180+ rotation gives you twice the definition for your range marks on your parallax wheel.
I really like my Hawke sidewinder 30, but it only gives about 90 Deg of rotation so it went on my XFT gun where the ranges are known. My Element
Titan FFP 3-18 with .2 mil hash marks has 180 deg rotation. It makes the 40-55 marks much clearer and I find .1Mil resolution just fine for my holdovers in HFT. Sightron has 180 deg +. Don't know about the Athlons. Maybe an Athlon guy can chime in?

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My element titan 3-18x50 moa gets at least 225 degrees rotation from 10 yards to 55 yards

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The 1st reg is stuck on 190bar even when the bottle gauge says 170bar so I took it out and replaced it with a New, and it filled up super slow from 0 to 170 so its the 1st reg that is nuts?

May be better to just get the 500, then. Thanks for your expertise! I had heard the longer fx barrels had some issues, too!

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Yes, piece 50 is the one that hits the pin, therefore it must be the hammer, and number 51 is not essential. My doubt is because I see it in the drawing.
Thank you

Long_Gun_Dallas said:

I do not think that is the hammer. Looks more like a spring guide/spacer/weight or any combo of those.

Gun likely has a stiffer/thicker/longer spring.

I am 100% certain #50 is the hammer.

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Selling a custom .357 carbine that can also be converted to a pistol. Comes with a pistol barrel, 2 longer carbine barrels (threaded for 1/2”-20 UNF), rear sight and rear cap for pistol setup. $350 shipped. I accept PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, money order or cashiers check. Included shipping is only for continental US.

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cavedweller said:

interesting.... i'm not a bubble level fan boy myself... what's in the reticle is what matters to me. if i need a bubble level i usually mount it on the dove tail or pic rail directly.

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I have 2 sets of eagle vision mounts that work and look very nice , but the bubble level are not there best work .
For me mounting a level has to be on the rail .

Found similar ... I run @ 30* on the barrel then place a small radius on the sealing sleeve. Point of contact making the seal becomes a very narrow band sealing up w/o excessive force required. No sticking noted.

Yes, I do have a chrony...

Ah yes, I happened to have a foe toe of my 2MT Conzella set and apparently had been using the pipe center. Even the import clone sets could be very useful. Recommended

You could also run Delrin on a dead center with some oil. Hey, it’s used for making bearings. Just don’t run too fast on a dead center. We used to run white lead and oil on our dead centers. That’s what the dauber on the tailstock of most vintage lathes is for. A little reservoir under the dauber holds your mixture. A dead center has a ring around It means it’s hardened and can be used in the tailstock. An unhardened center can be mounted in the headstock taper. That’s called a live center. Then you turn your parts with a dog plate, and a drive dog. Part has to be center drilled on both ends. The advantage to this is you can remove your part from the lathe and reinstall it without losing concentricity.
Hope you all find that interesting.

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I watch him regularly. Seems like a very pleasant down to earth guy that I would enjoy shooting with. Knows his stuff too.

Rick H.

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KeithWalters

good question
i own a Listone Victor the clone of the Air Arms Alfa but mine is CO2
https://www.airgunspares.com/gunspares/airgun-spares/air-arms-air-rifle-models/alfa-pistol.html

here are the parts diagram and parts list from my pistol
i would also believe that a Tau 7 in Co2 is using the same setup but again that is an assumption
the cap would use a 113 Oring in urethane
a Tau 7 parts diagram
about all i have


i hope some of this will help
http://www.taubrno.com/category-en/suplements/spare-parts/16