if ur hand pumping i can see it maybe being a concern, otherwise get an old tank just to tether off of and fill it to 3k, bet you could get a 500ct tin out of it anyway lol .. but .177 really doesnt shoot well past 50, 55 using pellets .. even .22 is going to need a good amount of push behind it to ding things good out to 75 and beyond .. my cayden .22 shooting 14.3 pellets at ~970fps can pop chicken eggs at 80y all day long and im sure will do 100 ok, but gonna use a bit of air working that kind of magic .. if it was a long session, yeah id tether it to a 3k charged tank

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jps2486 said:

My Crown MKII with a .177 cal 600 mm standard STX barrel, Huma dual T/P and standard probe shoots JSP 13.4 KO at up to 1020 fps. I backed it down to 985. I've been getting some nice groups at 100 yards. I want to experiment with varying velocity to find the sweet spot.

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It is interesting that people seem to have much better results in the 600 standard while the 500 seems hopeless in my experience at least.

Hey center cut, have you measured the slug diameter and do you know your groove diameter? Slugs aren't forgiving of the match between groove and slug diameters. Pellets are because of the shirt though the head diameter should match the land diameter.

All that for $80K +.

Doc C. said:

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A fine institution as far as i know.

Just picked up two more spring air pistols. A Haenel model 100 and a Polish PL too.

Happy shooting,

Randy

but the model 6 doesn't have wood grip but plastic and someone has taken all the shine off them and done a faux finish on them
now the first model 6 had wood grips but a different rear sight
why they redid the grips is a question but many are not in great shape and are very easy to scratch

I've used a lot of different scopes on spring/gas ram rifles. A well-tuned spring rifle can use a variety of scopes, straight from the factory guns it's a crap shoot. I have found the Japanese made Trophy scopes to be great, the old Weaver V-16's, the Philippine made Simmons also work very well. I have used the scopes that I mentioned on everything from R1's to Crow Magnum/Eliminators with no problems.

Done

Interesting. I think I'll keep using Strelok until I feel like it's holding me back.

I got to shoot one that belonged to a friend of mine while at a airgun show in Ohio a few years ago , super nice but beyond my means.

I bought this as a 500mm just to swap with my King to make it a 500mm so the Dynamic is now 600mm with the large plenum. VP comes with a steel bottle and in a box, no case.
$1250 TYD

I'm interested in a BRK Pathfinder or a RAW HM1000 Micro Hunter in 22 or 25 if anybody has one and is willing to trade. I'm looking for something compact with decent power so if anyone has something that fits that description let me know

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I purchased this Diana ZR Zero-recoil mount #41200401 from Optics Planet last year intending to mount it on a break barrel pellet rifle.
The box was never opened and I no longer have any break barrel airguns to use it on.

I'm offering this one for $50 which includes the cost of shipping within the continental United States.

Thanks for looking!

JP

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I will be looking Pal !

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I've had this Holosun HS507C X2 red dot sight for about three years. I used it briefly on an air pistol which I no longer own but mostly kept it as a spare. It includes an unused Picatinny mounting plate, a flexible rubber sight cover for protection, and the original product box.

This is a very bright red dot sight, visible in daylight, with a shake-awake feature that instantly turns n the sight when it is picked up or moved. It includes a built-in solar cell, though the battery should last for years of modest use. The glass is clean and the sight functions normally. And as shown in the attached pictures, the finish shows almost no signs of cosmetic wear.

I'm offering this one for $150 which includes the cost of shipping within the continental United States.

The box will be securely packaged and shipped by UPS. I’ve shipped many items over the years and have never had any problems with damage during shipping.

Thanks for looking!

JP

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I bought this base.
It attaches with screws.
Just remove the top part of your sight.
Very good quality, too:

emack1984 said:

What caliber? Pellets or slugs? And what grain?

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A quick search for "Crosman 451 repair manual" brought this on the Bay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/371486951365

Seems like a huge undertaking to replicate this design which has some odd features, notably the 'turret' magazine. The main valve/operating block has a bunch of complex machining. As for dimensions etc., may be worthwhile to look for a broken one to disassemble.

Don R.

FLgunner said:

Thus the reason I like to add a temperature gauge to these compressors that don't come with one. Sure, it has a sensor attached to it, but I have no idea what temp that's set at and if it will prevent damage. Maybe it's a control thing, but I know the normal operating range of this compressor, so when it started approaching it way before it should, I shut it down and starting looking for the reason why!

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65° C. Easily readable on the sensor.

U Well Come,
Og


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Anyone tried the new JSB shallow pellets in there Redwolf yet??? They look similar to the JTS pellets that my Redwolf likes. Plus anyone tried any of the new JSB for there Brocock Ghost ....????

That’s a nice rest review. I like my PQP standard.

BUT WHERE IS THE HOOK?!? IT COULD JUMP OFF AND FLY AWAY!!!