inkjnky said:

2 of Mine leaked from the fill nipple. I replaced the white delrin washer with a slightly thicker one on both and leak gone. Hope this helps.

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Thank you

As for the OP yes 2 bolts are fine as long as they are torqued to the proper specs. In a punch in have only used one on lower sub20 setups as well just be sure to align it properly so there is no horizontal cant since the channel may not fully be engaged.

I myself have a scott 5.5 SCBA tank rated for 5500 psi..I have a GX CS-4 and i fill to 5500 psi.. I use a external regulator and guages for 6000 psi..I then regulate to my Texan at 3625 psi.. I get alot more shots from 5500 psi fill.. The scba tanks compressors and boosters in the Usa are using 5500 psi..So i feel pretty comfortable with it.. If i can upgrade my .510 Texan to new 4500 psi T-Rex valve then i will really need 5500 psi regulated to 4500 psi...Put boy would 650 grain spire point boat tails going 950 fps at .5 B.C would be pretty fun for the 300 yard range and hunting...

Cran said:

Would there be an advantage to putting the slug liner (stiffer?) in my wildcat mk3 btl? All the info says it is a “high power built for slugs” gun???

Thoughts on a barrel clamp stiffener too would be helpful.
thanks a bunch

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It has less choke for more stoutly constructed projectiles and more twist to stabilize an inherently unstable slug shape. If you want to shoot slugs and jsb monster pellets, I found the slug liner to be better. I happened to lose the ability to shoot any pellet other than the monsters and monster hades.

If you do urban stuff or don't want slugs traveling off into Narnia, I wouldn't recommend it (having done this to my impact). If you want a little increase in accuracy and maybe velocity with slugs, try it out. 150 bar and a heavier hammer for most fx, especially the impact and maverick /wildcat got 23gr slugs doing really nice out of the heavy liners in 22.

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OldVet said:

Man that's just going to be too hot in Tucson Az.Lol OV.

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I only average about 2 weeks out of the year when it's over 100 that I leave off the wool insulation
Mark

The motor has a thrust bearing between the gearbox and motor, but grease can get in there if it's too runny. It's not a huge deal with thicker/tackier grease.

Yes, you could add a zerk, I'm sure, but I like to open it and take a look. I will say, the GG makes running a bit quieter and smoother, so that is a good sign that it is working as needed.

Peashooter said:

There have been a sharp rise in ( you mention pretty much any high end item / brand ) actually being made in China and for a lot less than what you pay for it.
But that is NOT true, it is just Chinese copy makers that will want you to buy their stuff, which granted can look very much like the real thing.

I got a Aragon watch a few years back, and while it work just fine still, it is lagging severely so not long before i am 15 - 20 minutes off, something i have never noticed on my TAG / IWC / Rolex / Glashütte watches i never wear / use.
Contemplating getting a digital Seiko

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Rolex is made in China.

Sounds about right, but I got mine from AliExpress.

manabeknives said:

any you regret stocking up?

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Nope not at all.

Now if I need to go shoot I just go shoot. No worries about if I have ammo or not.

Niloc_Werdna said:

Have you gotten to use them yet?

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The 1911 both shoot well at cans and metal targets. Charles

I just went through the same thing. Resetting the C1. I called UA and ask the technician what the distance should be. And the reply was for optimum distance should be between 5.8 and 6.2 mm with the valverod seated all the way back into the valve body., if you can get there. I hope this helps.

NEJD150 said:

Also like the air venturi

Accurate & reliable?

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Yes, but like said below the trigger assembly might need a little polishing if you want a smoother lighter trigger. I find my trigger to be good enough for my ratting endeavors! They are accurate , quiet and fun right out of the box.

Str8tshooter said:

I seem to recall tighter groups out of the box with my U1 compact shooting 10.34 avg. of 721. With my U2 out of the box it is shooting the 10.34 at 1024 (no avg. forgot to setup proper profile on FX Chrono) How is your U2 shooting and what pellet/slug works best out of yours? Thanks

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20.5gr nsa are not only long but super hard slugs compared to other slugs due to the higher amount of antimony. I've had that issue as well if the gun is not shooting higher power. By higher power I mean 36-38fpe. With your 10.34gr shooting at 1024 those 20.5gr nsa are likely going about 750fps, while the 10gr VK going 1110fps out of my U2 .177 600mm, the 20gr were moving around 900fps. And those don't get stuck only because they are smaller and made of pure lead.

I got the 22 caliber Rex, I am also impressed with the 30 yard accuracy , Not high power but real fun to shoot ,,,
Mike

Holy smokes!! Yall said it floods around there but didn’t know it would flood that much!!

d34 is a great lightweight simple good gun..
mark

I like the finish. The hook is over the top. I would be afraid it would bite me if I stuck my shoulder in there. Hopefully it’s a friendly alien.

That’s some great shooting. Sounds like you have a great rifle and even better is that you have confidence in it. I know what you mean about not being difficult; when the conditions are just perfect. I once shot four eggs with four consecutive shots at 200 yards. Then the wind came up just a tiny bit and it was game over. I couldn’t hit another one at all.
Kenny

bowopt said:

Thank you for the insights. really appreciate it.

Do you polish or oil to the rest of the parts that would improve the performance and the use comfort?

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I used polishing bits on a dremel to smooth the little track inside the rail which the cocking piece pin runs in Then used steel wool from course to super fine. Moves Like an Astro glide soaked salamander through a vaseline Coated slip-n-slide.

you can polish the inside of the hole where the cocking rod runs through the rail frame.

I have 3 frontier scopes with 1” tubes and have never had a problem with them.

Trucker3573 said:

I miss the videos ! Seems they have slowed quite a bit lately

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Hi Ticker. Thanks for the support. I agree... my videos are fewer than normal. Recently I've spent a lot of time (and money) opening my website for my fans and other airgunners. All that aside... no excuses and I will get back to publishing at least 3 new videos a month. Thanks again for being a fan.

With shooting like that, your stucco repair bills must be low...

Only 15 or so..

It looks like you will have to buy one to see the manufacturer's address on the box:

Very nice !!!
Thank you for sharing