DeanB said:

probably not a good idea to post his info on public forum better to do in a p.m...

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Have permission, it’s his business.
Same thing with Allen Zasadny, they are open to it.
Mike has videos on the internet and on the forums.

Decided I want to stick to MOA like my other Arken

Questions, please text 617.620.0648

You were right on the money, marflow 777, saying it'd take homework figuring specific model.


Looking at parts breakdown from information you've shared, narrows down to similar 760 models which could potentially be, ID going by checkering/plastic molding, shape of stock & those sort of features.


I'll be researching forum threads in helping differentiate further, where applicable, likely enough details available via parts breakdown to begin disassembly and troubleshooting/repairs.

S

bucketboy said:

Yeah I bet it makes a huge difference, I have been struggling to find a uk distributor for smaller cf bottles and those I have found are more expensive than an annual subscription to a weight lifting gym

I did find this little fella but I would need to turn up a 12x1mm valve and I really couldn’t be bothered


Bb

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Saw one one of those on Urgan II in .177 Yes a nice small bottle indeed.

I bought this stock some time back with the thought of buying a R5M ( and I like blue laminate sticks but they are not offered any longer) after having to deal with the guy at edgun west ( Brian I believe) , it ain’t going to happen. I had a guy that refinishes furniture refinish it. 250.00 or best offer to your door. I don’t see my self every using this.

Btw for anyone interested in starting on a large, I recently started watching these instructional videos->
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLY67-4BrEae9Ad91LPRIhcLJM9fO-HJyN&si=vzdSU1gftdFDgf0R
Don't let the name of the channel fool you, this girl does an exceptional job explaining things for a beginner and has it all broken up into single subject bite sized videos so it’s easy to view.

Quick write up on the first shots/accuracy is here: https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/22-ghost-lw-barrel-blank-first-test.1307049/

Thanks guys. I will go that route

Glad all ended well.
I think if you mess with guns long enough, you will experience an accidental discharge or a close call.
Regardless of how well trained and diligent we are, accidents happen. I have had 2 in over 60 years of
handling guns. Both make my pulse race just thinking about them. They are as fresh today as the day
they happened, one was over 50 years ago!
Thanks for your honesty and for the safety reminder that we can all use.

Doc

selling immersive optics 5x24 never used only mounted on my tripod to look outside comes with everything 5 power like 2 different mounting setups and a eyepiece and 2 covers , lightweight and compact cheap priced optic

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peterj59 said:

30.

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Good choice

40" quick detach fill hose with 1/8" BSP female ends .
Sold by air tank for sale, never used ,as new . Asking 50$ and i will pay shipping to the lower 48 .
USPS money order for payment .
Thanks Ray

I’ve got this compact barrel kit that I’d like to trade for a 600/700mm of any of the following calibers (.22/.25/.30). I also wouldn’t mind 500mm in .22 or .25.

This is a really good hunting rig for 44 grain Atomic/Hades or Diablos. At 145-150 bar, you’re pushing 870 which equates to 74 foot pounds of energy out of a 500mm barrel!

4 mags included ONLY IF I’M TRADING WITH A .22/.25 cal. I’d expect exchange in mags (if you don’t have 4 mags, I’m sure we can reach a solution you’d like).

I’ll be including both the slug pin probe and pellet probe. Additionally, the liner has been indexed.

Yes, i turned 37fpe in stock form, no extras. With hima probe and high flow port on the barrel no problem.

okjoek said:

I looked more closely at this Gauntlet 2. Watched some Youtube on it and its pretty impressive.

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A lot of bang for the buck! The downsides for me is its pretty long, and the shot count suffers with the smallish air reservoir, but not too many regulated airguns pushing that much power at this price range.

Well if they are empty then I see a lot of potential air rifle targets.
Kenny

I prefer a single stage trigger, I do a lot of hunting and all of my powder burners are single stage with no creep and break clean at 3 pounds with no overtravel, I don't mind the "2 stage" triggers on most Air rifles/pistols because the first stage is just very light spring creep to a wall that on many of my Air guns still breaks fairly cleanly though I do still want to be able to tune to that same 3 pound release.

@BeeZee. You and me both with old eyes, lol. But you are probably right. The pellets seemed to be flying off to the left from the footages. It was a combination of the gun's windage adjustment not centred to the cross hair and it was windy that night as well. Thanks for the observation.

Ranchibi said:

True about Altaros speed! He could definitely tune down and get more shots.....I am impressed with how much POWER is on tap! Also surprised about the accuracy at those speeds as no one else has gotten accuracy at high speeds.

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I see. My question would be “but why”? Plus with the Panthera at that power you’d be lucky to get 15 shots on a 250 bar fill.
Aren’t those groups at 18 yards? Let’s wait until 100 before we say they are accurate at 960.

L.Leon said:

Have to agree the scope is sweet and intuitive to use. I hope at some future point that the ”profile” can be seen on the main shooter screen. There are 26 possible profiles, you should be able to tell without going into the zeroing menu. Also, for me the quality of what I see on played back video is not what I see on the screen. And though I really, really like it, I don’t ever see it becoming my primary optic. Real glass, particularly during the day for me. I purchased this scope for its form factor and NV capabilities. No regrets.

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I'd like the MOA reticle to me a little thicker but even more so I'd like to see more MOA added to the vertical line, both up and down.
I'd also like the IR level to return to where you had it if you go into sleep mode and come back out.

That was a very fun day .. and much needed too being the first time shooting at all in @ 5 months !!

Thank you martin & crew

Thanx for the info. Much appreciated...

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The S-TAC 3-16x42 FFP employs an illuminated Mil-Hash reticle for intermediate range applications where a smaller optic is needed. The MH-2 reticle has an illuminated crosshair with hash marks in 1/2 mil increments. The FFP model also utilizes an easy to set Zero-stop mechanism with.1 Mil clicks for tactical applications. The scope offers 20.4 MRAD of elevations adjustments for even the longest shots. A unique flip-up lever is built into the power ring for easy adjustments of cold days.

Features
Specifications
Magnification 3-16x
Objective Lens Diameter 42mm
Eye Relief 3.6 - 4.1 inches
Field of View 29.2 - 6.1ft @100 yds
Tube Size 30mm
Turret Style Tactical (Resettable)
Zero Stop Yes
Click Value .1 MRAD
Minutes Per Revolution 5 MRAD
Max Elevation Adjustment 20.4 MRAD
Max Windage Adjustment 20.4 MRAD
Parallax Setting 10 yards to Infinity
Focus Type Side Focus
Reticle Type MH-2
Focal Plane First
Illumination Yes
Length 13 inches
Weight 24.8 oz
Sunshade Not included
Item Number 26017