is the action side pic rail more in line with the barrel vs the stock side rails that are forward on the stock end?

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I use heat-resistant silicone hoses, which are thick-walled and won't kink in the heat or harden due to the antifreeze, which is important. I also use fans for the electric motor cooling, which also cool the first-stage cylinder. All of this makes the compressor the first choice in terms of price and longevity, unlike the quickly dying air-cooled compressors.

With the conversion to the Yong Heng cylinder/piston kit, the deficiencies of the Vevor were also remedied.

Another vote for an HW30 or R7. They are just fun and easy to shoot. Forget the threads about mastering the artillery hold, this is not a magnum. From 10 to 20 yards they will stack 7.3 grain JSB pellets for the rest of your life. And your kids' lives.

Being a tunnel rat wading through brambles and vines I gave up. I took a leather gun case and sewed a strap to it. Gun in case case on my back still not perfect but better than it was. Just wish I was as tall as my gun is long.

Did you find something for this? We have integrated pic rails on MJF Nylon barrel bands available. Triple pic rail or single bottom.

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USFT #142 for sale. Includes .177 Lilja barrel (very accurate and expensive), .20 LW barrel (I won the 2016 TN State match, open class with thus gun and this .20 barrel), benchrest mount, spare parts kit. Scope not included. Will ship to lower 48 only. $1100 shipped.

furiousbob said:

Is that a UTG Bug Buster? Sorta looks like it. Was pondering the same optics for my build.

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It is a UTG SWAT 3-12x44, excellent little scope for the gun.

Looking for the airgun equivalent of a white rhino. If you've got an Erma ELG10 that you're willing to part with, let me know.
Thanks!

delooper said:

You should check out a March scope. They're dual focal plane scopes, so all the advantages of FFP and SFP.

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I believe only their Shorty 1-10 and 1.5-15 models have the dual focal plane option. Most of their product line is either SFP or FFP as with other manufacturers.

SDstephan said:

Agree - I have three - LOL

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Not surprised, my friend was an athlon guy until I sent him this scope, he them bought 3 himself.

Good Looking Rig!

Like new JDS parallax wheel for Element Optics Helix scopes. Includes bubble level, and two different pointers.​

$200 new.

$120 shipped.​

grackleblast said:

Here is the latest addition . Spectra 8 x 2 - 16 x 44 second focal plane. The glass is incredible . At almost 68 years old , good glass is very important to me and where I tend to spend more money to get it. The difference is how much magnification that you have to use to accomplish your goals. This scope , I shoot 50 yards @ 10X whereas some other scopes need 18 - 20 x for the same clarity. I think the GPO scopes are highly underrated as well as Meopta . So what I'm saying get them while they're a bargain cause they will probably cost more when shooters figure this out. My story and I'm stickin' with it.

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Bonus points for putting that scope on a Taipan!!

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Centercut said:

Well, some shooters did exceptionally well with the heavy 56 grain version. Adam Migel (FX Impact) won NAC and made finals at RMAC with them, and Derrick Wall (Kalibrgun Cricket TAC) finished 4th in the EBR finals with them.

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Well,yesterday afternoon I went and gave the br 100s another try. Started at 800 fps and went up using my m3 impact with 28in. Solid stainless barrel. One out of 8 went flying else where. 6 to 8 inches elsewhere at 100 yards. They would group and shoot decent,but never know when that fliers coming. I settled at 856 which was best speed for my gun. The sleeve I shoot had 7 pellets that just acted crazier than the rest. The 45 grain aea pellets I shoot after that ,did not have 6 and 8in misses. They where one inch misses even two inches,but not out the whole target ring. Yeap,I'd say there's a flaw with that pellet. Hope the new model doesn't do this,I'm gonna wait for them to sale out before spending any money on them. How's a pellet that's not deformed have some many that go 6 and 8 inches away from the others.? I imagine if I sorted each pellet then I'd not have this issue. That's what I'm gonna do if I every shoot them again.

Peashooter said:

It is a bit strange it was dialed to 0 though, also that this prevent the rifle from shooting at all, but granted i am not a Impact owner so i do not know.
My Maverick, well i am also sure something strange happened at the factory to finally deliver it after waiting for months on end when they came out, i have a sneaky feeling it is a SUB 12 rifle half way turned into a FAC one for the Danish market.
Also the use of " do NEVER come apart " thread lock on most parts of my Maverick confuse me.

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The valve turned all the way in will prevent the valve from opening. No air to the projectile.

if the plenum emptied when you removed the bottle: your bottle pressure was lower than your regulators set pressure, now if you dry fired the riffle with no pressure in the plenum then most certain you bent the valve rod. as peashooter said cock the gun and then try to see if it holds otherwise you need a new valve rod

Did a complete reseal on the rifle over the weekend so that o ring didn’t have any pressure behind it. Probably what caused the leaks.
Also had to replace an o-ring inside my huma air 2nd regulator. That was fun.

Thanks for all the help everyone!

Congratulations and great shooting and pic!

I use my terminator .357 for hogs effectively!

bucketboy said:

I like the chassis rifle hm1000x, I like this version better and the matrix pro better still but I wish RAW would manufacture a traditional wooden stock that is oriented towards hunting as all their stocks both metal, wood and laminate are much better suited to target/ bench shooting.

I had to shoehorn a RAW block into a Theoben mfr stock to get a rifle I feel comfortable with while out in the field.
Lighter 280cc bottle and extended fore grip of the stock not only improves comfort, particularly wrist angle but balance too and for some weird reason it makes the gun look more compact also.

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Sweet looking rig!

Need Crosman 38T plastic rear sight.