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

MikeVV said:

For what it's worth...buying ANY...air gun is drawing from a lottery !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Leakage, mis-machined parts, bent, broken, etc., etc.

I just bought a semi-expensive (much more money than your Reign) gun. First fill, it leaked to "empty" in a day and a half. It continues to leak 6 or 7 weeks out.

Mike

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MY interpretation of this is that no matter what you buy no mater how much you pay their is always a chance of getting a "dud"
My opinion is the more adjustable the gun you buy the more chance of something being wrong .

Possibly... but why would you want to shoot towards a place where people are going to be walking? Seems like a bad idea.

I would think of one of those fake rocks. Put a rubber mulch target inside and camo it in. But again, don't miss as you would get ricochet off the rocks if you m

EquivalentDelta said:

You can buy a whole new trigger from Mundilar airguns online, based in Portugal.

Probably not ideal for US shipping, but just fyi, as a last resort.

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Thanks. AOA has lots of parts for them too. I'm not in a real bind for anything in particular. I'm looking for someone that has parts they don't need and would consider selling at a reasonable price to keep on hand.

Thanks
Be well
Ron

I have a “standard” barrel (no LW or the 3 liner version). Curious if anyone has tried slugs out of it. If so, any luck?

ctshooter said:

The Mora is a really great airgun. I've been feeding mine the Altaros 66gr and very accurate.

One thing to note. RTI encourages opening the bleed screw by the reg gauge when lowering the regulator.

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it's mandatory opening the bleed screw, otherwise you will damage the Reg. Love those kind of rounds but I'm not a paper puncher and although the Mora is capable to send those weights at ridiculous speeds, the shot count will suffer too much. My Mora is a Hunting Set Up

F6Hawk said:

Meaning no offense to anyone who likes TF, but I wouldn't spend a dime on a guy that has bashed GXOfficial in his videos in the past, while at the same time making money off affiliate links. I prefer to buy directly from GX, or another affiliate with a great reputation. Caveat Emptor.

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Don’t remember any gx official bashing. I have ordered parts from both and TF is much faster as when you order accessories/parts from gx they come from China for some reason. No idea why they don’t keep a stock of that stuff wherever they keep the compressors. Not saying it didn’t happen. Just don’t remember that.

Great now I have to save for a barrel !!

Great scope but not for FT. It only focuses down to 13 yards.

It’s really hard to beat the price and effectiveness of a Patchworm bore cleaning kit

Ratzy said:

$2800 more than a Zelos, Throne 2 or Condor.

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But this one will obviously make you a better shooter, look how much it costs. That much money it is a "finer thing"

Thanks, we'll said

Mycal said:

Thank you once again to everyone chiming in. I thought I would give an update on my situation.
Last weekend I sent off another 5 or so emails, then on Tuesday 5/6 I received an email!! I was happy to hear something, they told me to take a video and email them back. So I did exactly that and sent that video to them yesterday afternoon. Then this morning I had another response and I felt even better…until I read the email. They sent a link to a converter and told me to buy it and if it works to fix the compressor, they will reimburse me!! The converter they linked is another $50, and I guess if that doesn’t fix the problem I am SOL on the $50 converter. At this point I feel as though I am stuck and will probably just buy the converter although I am not at all confident they will reimburse me. I don’t know if this is because of tariffs or what. It is one of these worst customer service experiences I have ever had! Anyways just thought I would share what I found out! And thanks everyone!

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They WILL reimburse you. Buy it from Amazon, and you won't be SOL, you can return it if it doesn't fix your problem. Also, have you tried disconnecting the heat probe on the cylinder head to see if it will continue to run?

Have you taken your burst disc out and cleaned it up good?

OK, so who was I kidding when I said I might leave it the way it was - I went back in and opened up the transfer port through the body on the .30 ST barrel conversion, and the gun is now spitting the JSB Exacts 44.75gr at @86ft/lbs with comfort. No external plenum, and less spring pre-load than OEM. Crazy accurate, too. I don't think I could ask for more out of this one. I had originally planned to have three barrel setups fo rthis action using the Old school FX ST barrels in .22, .25, and .30 - but, I think I may need to purchase another Zelos to go any further, as I don't think I want to change this one (other than mounting the 500cc bottle). I also have one setup with a .25 ST barrel with CF shroud - the barrel tensioning clamp is the only visual difference in the guns They use different valve bodies, and TP sizes through the body(s) and barrel(s)

There is plenty of space inside the shroud to keep the sound level down. No need for anything additional.


I made a barrel tensioning clamp that replaced the front block on the Zelos action. There is a system tying the front cap of the shroud to the barrel end that allows for true tensioning of the barrel. I do not know how much effect it is having, but can say without hesitation that the gun is very, very accurate for me.


I bonded a Carbon Fiber sleeve to the old school (full diameter) FX St .30 barrel to bring it to the 15mm diameter I needed to fit the action.

Wildcatfun said:

I shoot a Brocock Atomic XR .177 at 12 Ft-lb and it is a laser with 10.3s, QYS 9.56 (but the catch the wind) and 13.4s. I have an Athlon 4-12 on it and I just leave the stock adapter on it so I can easily thread on the stock and I've got a carbine. My grandkids love it as it is so adjustable for LOP.

I have shot a RAW Pistol and the RAW does have a better trigger, but I have worked on mine and it is about 15 oz, the lightest I believe is safe. For Gkids, this is as light as I would go.

The Pistol/carbine is bullet proof. I get at least 3 mags per fill.

If I was to play with it, I'd set it at 12- ft lb with the transfer port set at half. Then for hunting pests i'd open it up for a little more power. I haven't tried this yet because it shoots so accurate as it is.

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Here is what the .177 Atomic chrono readings will look like with various pellet weights if you add the AOA $190.00 Air Superiority Power adjuster/wheel option.

3 transfer port options plus the power wheel.
Note that all the below charted chrono numbers are with the transfer port three options.
In the end i have chosen pwr wheel at 8 = "max"
I found the best blend / results with the above wheel/transfer port combo.

Typical for any "competitive" hobby. There are people who enjoy the search for perfection and those who like to socialize with those seekers. There are "one gun Charlies" who don't seem to need anything but a slingshot and a pile of rocks to do well and others who need a different rifle for every 5° temp swing. All part of the spectrum. Much fun to be had no matter where you look.

RabbitofCaerbannog said:

Called an obrez. Russian soldiers in tight close combat fashioned them from the Mosin 91/30 I believe first in very very few ad hoc made by trench sappers and trench mine incursion defense troops in ww1 when trench mining became popular, became really popular during the *ommunist revolution among *ommie agitators and activists, resistance against the white Russians, later among Soviet conscripts not issued a Nagant revolver or sudayev/shpagin in ww2 where space was at a premium, (AT guns, SPGs, poorly equipped tankers)

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interesting info

Frank in Fairfield said:

I see nothing wrong with the factory AA TX200 Stocks.
One of them is in beech (#2):

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A few are nice, but most are meh!

Sherwood Airgunners will be having our first Field Target match of the 2025 season Sunday May 4, 2025. Practice range will open at 8, Safety briefing at 10:00 with match start time at 10:30. We are using the Highlands course and will be a 60 shot match, 15 lanes 2 targets per lane shot twice from near to far sequence. After the match awards will be presented and food provided. Cost is $20 per non member $15 per member.

We may have some rain in the forecast but with our Grand Prix less than a month away we plan on shooting as long as conditions allow. Be prepared for the worst. This may be a good opportunity to see how well prepared you are in not the greatest shooting conditions.

Sincerely,
Match Director
KeithWalters

If the links provided by @subscriber don't work out, I suggest contacting Donny FL directly.
Things may have changed, but I do recall that Donny would make an out-of-stock item upon request
Good luck
Edward

Looks like: https://noebulletmolds.com/site/sho...-fn-g3/308-134-fn-g3-2-cavity-bt-quackenbush/

Thank you Thom for posting this for us. Also thanks for helping do the target maintenance!
Yes it is muddy out here!
Randy

They group very well at that speed to. I was looking to get the fps lower when I first started shooting that pellet but wanted to keep the reg set at 140 bar. I have the power wheel on minimum too. I’m also switching between 3 other pellets and weights and adjusting the power wheel for each, but no reg change or spring swaps.