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Chiral said:

I'm interested to hear more about this design. Is there a design file for the shroud insert? Are you still considering selling the now shortened Notos? I think that shorty would be a blast for kids with the stock attached! I'm a couple days from being able to send/receive PMs (still too new), but if you're willing to post more about this in the thread, I'd appreciate it. And thanks for sharing!

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I sent you a PM, hopefully you can reply and we can talk and share.
Mark

There's a screw and a locating pin holding it on. The screw has blue loctite on it.

KWK said:

I made 11mm dovetail bases for a Variant 3 160. The front base held on by the barrel screw. Rear is epoxied on. It's been on there 30 years even though it's gone out in the field.. But I'm not clumsy with my guns.
I think I have 2 more with that Mossberg sight. And a Variant 2 with slide safety and convertible peepsight.
Neat guns

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new part for 25 cal fits taplon p regulat talon p not the new carben style

That’s clean! Nice!

I need a shorty too! But I’m in the EU No one here creates a shorty..

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markhooper said:

what is hard about machining titanium? as I remember it was soft similar to aluminum.. but I remember it is hard to weld.
Mark

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Titanium is extremely poor at transferring heat, so the heat builds up very quickly and will ruin the part or the tooling unless lots of coolant is used and proper feed rates. It is harder and tougher than some steels, but not quite as hard/tough as many stainless steels. It is in a different universe than aluminum when it comes to machining. Aluminum is among the easiest metal to machine and can even be cut with wood working tools in a pinch.

And Ti is indeed also quite difficult to weld since it becomes very reactive when heated to welding temps, and also due to the poor heat dissipation mentioned above. It often needs to be welded inside of purge gas chambers, but it can be done normally if great care is taken to shield the weld areas on both sides.

MACTEN said:

FX are 1/8 bspp or G 1/8 The Orc air is 1/8 bspp. Unless they began making the M8 as well.

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Old thread but happened to see it. Orcair does make an M8...at least now not sure when this thread was fresh. It's on Airguns of Arizonas website for under 50$ I think. It's cr2032 operated tho. Honestly I could care less about that versus rechargeable but I read somewhere that you have to degas the gun and pull the gauge off to change the battery....??...and I'm not into all that but that may be false also I don't know

Sunnyvale N50 schedule for 2024. Subject to changes for weather or other reasons.

The classic Leshiy is small, lightweight, and virtually indestructible. This has a custom hammer spring with a PEEK preload bushing that gives it a huge range in power and efficiency. Huma regulated. I have (3) Leshiy's already, so this one can go.

Included:

• Original Leshiy (very few marks)
• 350mm LW 9mm/.357 barrel
• 250mm LW .22 barrel
• Factory baffle with a custom marine brass bore reducer (.22)
• DonnyFL 1/2-20 moderator adapter kit
• RARE auxiliary air cylinder made by John Hagan (I think it's 1 of 5 total made)
• Shroud extender
• DonnyFL Baffle inset
• Spare valve
• Custom hammer spring and PEEK preload bushing
• Upgraded Wiki manometer / air cylinder gauge (300bar)

Terms:

• No trades. Not offering any of the accessories until the Leshiy has sold
• $1425 shipped for everything
• $1100 for Leshiy + 350mm 9mm barrel, DonnyFL 1/2-20 adapter + 1/2 shipping
• $950 for Leshiy + 250mm, Huma regulator, and spare valve + 1/2 shipping

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If you want accuracy the rule of thumb is somewhere between 820 - 910 fps or thereabouts.
If you want to see how fast you can shoot them? We will wait for you to answer that question.

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I recommend Baker Airguns as well. Very helpful there.

Excellent shot and video with the Zulus!

Leupold pig plex scope with rings rings and level mounted but never used NEW condition just sat in safe .
price $200 paypal F&F shipped to your door
add $15 if you want swfa bubble level 15 if you want swfa bubble level

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Over time the cocking block on my FX Impact M3 has worn off the black finish on my barrel. Also, pulling my barrel in and out of the gun has left superficial marks and scratches. Is there a way to touch up or refinish the barrel back to it’s glossy black glory? I’ve thought about using a bluing chemical like Brownell’s 44/40 or Birchwood Super Blue, but I believe those only work on carbon steel. I’m pretty sure the FX Impact barrels are stainless steel.

Let me know if you have any suggestions, thanks

I had one of those wake up calls when I was filling my HW44, failed to have the fill probe seated properly.

AirMaks arms padded gun case in great condition.
32 inches by 11 inches
$50 Shipped TYD

Centercut said:

Eventually I will…. But I have a suspicion this mistake might be a very good pellet liner. So I’ll try it out with pellets before I work to get it refunded.

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Maybe you ought to try a round ball out of that liner. Maybe FX had a run of BB gun liners and you got one.

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