Serdac said:

Interesting, where was your P1 purchased from?

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Pyramyd Air - they sent out an email indicating they had just gotten some new in stock.

maxtrouble said:

I hope it works out well for you. Who makes the 7.56 pellets? That is a nice weight, always looking for stuff under 8 grains.

My current favorite light domed pellet is the Falcon / JSB 7.33's. Very hard to beat and accurate out to 80 yards.

I hope your order is quick, accurate and speedy. I had a few bad experiences with Optics Planet so I have not dealt with them for a few years. Please let us know how they did on your order!

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Winchester/Crosman/Gamo
7.56 gr

it has filled 10 bottles for me so far so good

Impact701 said:

Do you have idea of how long it will take to have a chassis for sale ?

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Unsure, I have school starting soon. The guy I'm working with has been busy so we're trying to find time to be able to design it quick as we are also designing other chassis as well for different Air rifles

Gerry52 said:

There are D to P spring loaded adapters that fit in the "jaws" of scope rings. UTG makes some. Cheap & effective. They'll work with "see through" type (& all type of) rings.View attachment 579263

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Ended up getting this: Monstrum Dovetail (11 mm / 3/8 inch) Scope Rings | 1 inch Diameter
High profile - can see thru to iron(?) sights easily. I was trying to mount a laser scope with a picatinny interface, but this works great.

gonna need to reupload without the soundtrack. video was removed. I WANNA SEE! Hahaha

Everyone is all about Sheridans and Benjis but they both had soldered brass barrels. The Crosman has a steel barrel you could shoot rocks out of and with no harm.

jarmstrong said:

we use silicone for trailer elec connections to prevent corrosion,, why not try a thin film on the burst disc,, if you are having a repeated issue

where there skid marks? ,,, sorry couldn't help myself

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No skid marks I've had this fill station for 15 years and it's the 3rd issue. I have 2 other buddy bottles and 4 scbas and none of them want to act up like this one(ninja issues) . If it comes off to get silicone, it's coming off to get replaced with a 45 dollar chinese fill station now that I have an 1100ci tether bottle with a salt water rated pro reg.

Good tip tho!

beerthief said:

nice shooting , what target is this ?
Thanks

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These are standard RMAC sized target rings, 8 - X . I don't bother with anything larger than the 8 ring when shooting indoors. I do shoot the full sized 4-X when I'm outdoors..

About 12 yrs ago I used a few 4x16x40 centerpoint scopes and they really worked great....nt sure now though

A setup like this is what I had in mind … Colt Walker w/stock. There are notches in the grip frame that the stock locks into.

Back_Roads said:

I have some going on 10 years leak free, they could leak any day now.

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My oldest (that I've owned) is my Gauntlet G30 which is 3-4 years old. Still holding air.

But some recent used gun purchases have all leaked. One was not oring but 4 others were a lot about learning how to disassemble that specific rifle.

Just for kicks I put a red dot on the Diana Stormrider. I also wanted to maintain the open sights for really close-up pesting. It works!
When I want open sights I turn the red dot off. Funny thing, I'm almost as accurate with the open sights as I am with the red dot at 20-30 yds. Fun experiment.

I was looking at what can be done with the trigger. I see there’s a pin that some people glue on the trigger and an overtravel screw. Both good ideas. What is really like is a way to get rid of the long second stage before the shot breaks. Maybe a lighter spring for the first stage while I’m at it.

Thx so much

I have four of this type of power supply, at the moment. If one inspects the fan outlet on the ones in the photo, they will notice that none have the black plastic grill that comes in the GX-supplied version. I simply removed that plastic grill.

Separate closets? You're lucky! My wife wants separate houses!

Well my use of valve grinding compound on the valve and seat of my P35X seems to be working. I filled it to 150 bar half an hour ago and it is holding. I only assembled the air tube (in case I had to try again) so now I need to put it back together and see how well it is working now. This gun was gifted to me because the previous owner could not get it to shoot at a higher velocity than a bullshark. It is a 25 caliber that had a 22 caliber sized barrel port and smaller passage through the block and valve, like a 22 caliber. That is all opened up now so I'm hoping power will increase significantly. It has a 40mm longer barrel and a 60cc plenum so it should, logically, be more powerful.

I used Permatex valve grinding compound that starts out pretty coarse, 120 grit if I remember right, but breaks down as you use it to much finer grit. I finished with JB's. I have no previous experience so I don't know if what I did was best but so far it is successful.

5mm said:

There’s definitely a lot of eye candy, posted on this thread. I’ve got a few Sheridans in my collection, but none have wood furniture, like this one. It’s also a “Lefty “.View attachment 579348View attachment 579350View attachment 579349View attachment 579347

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That is amazing, such a beautiful air rifle

drdirk said:

I didn't, started it first to see if there is something specific about the rear mount. Then after put a note on the Owners Thread to see what other people measure on their rail. Check the dates and it would have been clear chronologically.

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Oh, okay, I wasn't paying that close attention to the dates. Thanks for the explanation!

TNYooper said:

UA and they set it up. I was having issues where, fire a pellet and then it would take a couple of minutes to go back to the set regulator pressure. Then would creep about 8-10 bar overnight. Sent it back to UA and they couldn't fix it. Then had the same problem with a brand new Leopard they were trying to set up for me.

Also, Off My Rocker uses AEA 18 grain pellets, so the Leopard with the heavy liner is still capable of utilizing that lower weight. I have 15, 18, 21, and 25 grain pellets. UA said they couldn't get the Leopard I bought working with those weights. Tried lighter hammers and lord knows what else.

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My first one got replaced by UA last week since it was producing random slow and fast shots with pretty similar settings than yours (but the swings and random 20 fps slower and 15fps faster occurred at all kind of settings). It would shot 10-15 shots perfect and within 5-6 fps spread and then one or two 20 fps slower and another one or two faster before going back to normal. 118b and micro a tad under 2 probably shot the hades well into the 1000s btw mine was sending 22gr at 975 and 20.2gr slugs at 995 with that setting (plus some random 940 and 990 shots.

Replacement gun is way better but still not as consistent as I’d like it to be. Anyway, figured to take a closer look and stock hammer seems to be the 12g Panthera hammer. Probably too much for reg below 130ish. If the hammer is way too heavy for pressure, it’s harder to balance because power curve is steeper. Anyway, measured the hammer and the hammers I have around for impact are a perfect fit. Threw the huma 8.5g impact hammer in there and it’s so much better now. The odd thing is that I need way less preload with the 8.5g hammer to get the same speed. Micro is almost at absolute minimum and shooting 22gr at 965fps with 112b reg. Not sure why, maybe because of the hole in the hammer for the impact valve rod and the spring being meant for a 12g so that the 8.5g reaches higher speed with less preload. Anyway, way smoother cycle and seems more consistent, more testing to come though…

Thanks

I was wondering how would I mount a scope 9probabily red Dot) on my Umarex full Auto BB guns? Other than drilling holes. Maybe just mounting a rail? I would like some input. Perhaps just a simple 3x small scope?

Thanks to all who offered their expertise. I soaked everything that had even a hint of corrosion in white vinegar for 24 hours, washed parts in hot water and polished everything with Mother's Mag and Aluminum Polish. Absolutely no corrosion left. I'm amazed at the improvement in my compressor. It's quieter, runs cooler, fills my bottles in at least 25% of time originally required and held pressure for 2 hours. The low pressure side is my next project.

daddypaddy said:

lol my daughter heard the song and started singing along… then i called her over to watch squirrels die.

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bahahahaha. perfect!