Patiently waiting for these to come back in stock for a Coyote rig.

Im planning on resealing a FX Crown, and would like to locate and purchase the specialty tools necessary.
New or used.
Im looking for the following specialty tools, for a FX Crown:

1. Regulator Piston Removal Tool
2. Valve Installation Tool
3. Plenum Plug Removal Tool

Thanks in advance.

steve-l said:

All except that damn internal O ring in the regulator . . . . . a nightmare!

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It is not easy but Amazon dental picks with jewelry glasses made short work of them, just did this 3 weeks ago.

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A as new in the box Legends “Broom Handle” full auto CO2 bb pistol with blow back action. Also, a new in the package spare magazine. Hasn’t been shot but a few times. New $130 “pistol” and $50 “magazine”. $100 for both, free shipping to Continental U.S. Add $10 shipping West of the Mississippi. PayPal or USPS MO.

All - I have been messing around with my new Garmin i FPS mode 70-150 for other projectiles. I thik I have figured out how to rate exit Velo off the bat with my so o a tee. was wonderig if ayone else had doe this ad has ay learings. I seem to get really consistant readings so it makes me skeptical.

no, the grips are Herrett and from what i see they no longer make them 5-6 years ago you could get them foe 75 bucks but not now i have seen prices as high as 299.00 of course absurd but they had a retail price of 120.00 from Herrett
with the Phantom adapter for the AR-15 mount you can go 1911
and of course you can find all sort of AR-15 grip
https://phantomonline.com/product/45-frame-only/

the BFD grip frame was for the builder that what something different and said screw the cost and today if they made them people would buy them the market is still there
with so many of the small companies that were around 10-15 years ago making custom parts as a hobby or business now gone the 2240 platform builder is limited to very few parts
i have been working on the Chaser platform but again the parts are hard to find which in reality is absurd also
another pair of Herrett on a Buck Rail grip frame for a Chaser
Royal grips on a Chaser
Steve Corcoran FX grip on a modified Buck rail frame

ideas and the willingness to try and a few pockets full of money can make that factory stock pistol your own
and one last pistol that is 2240 based again with SC grips and i bought this for a song like this 200.00 the good old days

Owned Hill, FX ( a couple of gens) and the Vevor pump - 2 of them one for a back up that's still NIB after 8 years-.
NO reason to pay more at all, you might link to the exact model you are looking at.

John

Hi,
You should watch all the videos from Sub12Airgunners to learn all about the Crown and Crown MkII. While the guys doing the videos are working on the UK sub 12FPE versions of the rifles, pretty much everything they do applies to the US (or what they call FAC) versions of the rifle. They usually show you where the differences are and what effect they have.
Below is the tuning video they did a few years ago which gives a very good explanation of what you are trying to do and a method to achieve that. Watch this, then use the link to watch the videos on the Crown and Crown MkII differences as well as the complete disassembly and reassembly videos.
Cheers,
Greg

Maybe address this post to "Taipan & JKahn Noblesse owners" & you might get more specific information & help from those "in the know".

That is too bad that these parts for the Chaser buttstock are not easier to obtain, it looks extremely well made and functional. I guess I'll opt for the simpler add-on cheek piece from ATI Outdoors. I think it is designed for the AK of all things. Parts for the AK on a Chaser...how's THAT for opposite ends of the spectrum!

Today tested my Pallas Hamburg Maxi Synthetic 5.5 Fac.

I've had it completely taken apart, everything cleaned and polished
All the ports drilled out to 4.5mm.
Hammerspring all the way in until i just had enough to cock it.
These are the results.

That’s an excellent question!!

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It happens with centerfire also. One Sunday morning was cooking breakfast and dry-firing a .45 auto. Put clip back in, ran slide and shot towel rack off bathroom wall about 40 feet away.

More pellets through the 753s at 10 meters.
I’m not impressed with the Daisy’s — any flavor.
Chinese wadcutters seem pretty good, but no longer available :-(
Vogel bulk wadcutters seemed pretty fair too, this time around.

L.Leon said:

Caliber changes are “overrated“ particularly for small, low power platforms like the Atomic/Ranger XRs. They are simply solid for their intended roles, proven through field use by many. Just buy a second gun as switching calibers, in “theory” sounds great. In “practice“?

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Yep, this is why I own many of the same model, just in different calibers.

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For whatever reason these pellets are extremely expensive and 15 of these tins on a popular Airgun site will run you $357.88 without shipping . Save $$$$ with me!

intrepidaf said:

From what I've found on this forum and other resources, a spring-piston break barrel doesn't require much cleaning at all. clean every ~1000 shots or so, cleaning rod with a soft cloth patch, Dip the cloth patch in a small amount of airgun barrel cleaning solution or a mild solvent, and push it through the barrel several times to remove any debris or fouling (what fouling haha?), Repeat the process with a dry cloth patch to remove any remaining solvent or debris.

That seems pretty reasonable to me, am I missing anything or is there anything else that is best practice?

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I see small accuracy differences when I’m shooting my benchrest pcp. It would take a really accurate springer to see that difference. I guess I’m saying that a slightly dirty barrel is not easy to see in a springer.

intrepidaf said:

I'd agree with that. I also put expensive optics on budget guns. So I just realized I'm being contradictory. Do you use any standing aim assists?

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I have a Kopfjaeger tripod. I use it for standing shots occasionally but mostly for sitting shots. Very stable.

The first half of this thread may help you to understand what is going on and how changing twist rate and muzzle velocity may help.

Is not the Chief a Beeman product? Maybe call Beeman?

Don’t rule out trapping in those scenarios where shooting isn’t feasible!

wgd said:

Thank you a lot. I was just looking at this rifle, I’m contemplating buying it. Well done. What cal did you get?

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I got the .22. I didn't do a crazy amount of research on it though so it wasn't a self-informed decision. I trusted some of the more veteran air gunners on the sub. Additionally, I liked the idea of having more projectile drop over distance (unsure of how true that is as I don't have anything to compare it to). I also liked having a larger caliber in case I ever needed to hunt with it.