Just Zack 2 said:

Congrats on the new gun!

These guns tend to shoot relatively hot once settled in, usually around 18ftlbs in .177 (at lower elevations). The Vaporizer, Ironhide and Valiant all share the same 29mm power plant, definitely keep to pellets in the 10.5gr range for best results, especially beyond 40 yards. A healthy example will send 7.9gr cphp's down range a little better than 1000fps (@ muzzle), in the right conditions you can watch them start to spiral at about 45y... Keep the barrel pivot bolt snug and you should have a decent shooter there. Enjoy!

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Just realized the OP posted in March... Hope they enjoy it anyways

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thanks and yeah it has settled in to be a pretty good shooter

Did this ever hit the market? Can't seem to find it for sale. Its listed at Fox air power. Sold out. Coming soon. $0.00

So yesterday I changed the reg settings on a stock pr900 to shoot 10gr jsb pellets and noticed there was a big waste of excess air from stock hammer spring and after tinkering with a shorter spring and spacers I noticed an externally adjustable spring would come in handy. With the parts I had at hand I could be a bit too fast or a bit too low. So today came up with this.

The thing with the stock cooking system was that sometimes because of the shorter spring during cooking the spring would fight to step on its intended seat hence why the integrated spring guide.

The system works like this.


It is externally adjustable and by using a short spring it slingshots into the valve extremely increasing efficiency. 30 shots at 17fpe or 24joule.

Initial testing suggests extreme spread of 5fps and sd of 2 over 9shots.

It has 9mm travel and can be increased by the use of spacers if needed. Only need to take stock out to change springs/spacers.

For a 200e pcp with this kind of out of the box accuracy with pellets that rival my fx crown it certainly deserved it. No barrel work has yet been made and it shoots acceptably well 10gr slugs also. Can't wait to push this to 150~200meters this weekend. Best bang for buck lightweight pcp I tried so far.

Save the money and get something well built like a serpent arms 28ga or pbba 20ga air shotgun those are the best.... Oh and USA built!

MTC Genesis LR 5X20X50; Butler Creek flip up caps, fully functional, no issues, sat on my LGV for years. $200 + shipping USPS money order only.

LostOutWest said:

Any update? Were you able to reach 215? I was reading a post form a guy who’s getting 250 FPE with tungsten hammer weight and 700 mm barrel

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Wow. Do you know which slugs he was using? I have yet to get back out there with the heavier slugs

Let me know your thoughts after you get a chance to test it out with your new scope. 56mm is too big for my purpose, even the 52mm is on the large size. But I am very happy with the clarity so far. I might try out the 50mm size in the near future. Yes, 12x is my go to magnification as well.

I bought this used for the Maverick Sniper .22. You can see the discoloration in one of close up pictures, but it shoots fine. Here are shots at 86 yards using JSB 33.95gr at 880 fps.
It comes with everything seen in the picture.

1 0.25 barrel kit with superior liner and probe
1 0.25 fx magazine
2 0.25 CARM magazines
1 0.25 CARM single loader

Asking for $225 shipped. Paypay F&F.

Looking for a factory impact lower trigger guard in the silver edition. Had one, but regretfully sold it, so now looking to replace.
Thank you

Found! No longer needed

nice shooting. Glad you could get out and shoot, even a little.
Couple of dove breast, with a fried egg and toast. yum.
good hunting

Doc

Sweet, good thinking

Looking for FX 170cc Air Cylinder - Dreamline/Dream-Tact.

Tom Houser
Sacramento, CA

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Lol…I would put something very different than tile work on it but I’m pretty sick.

I have never owned an AvengeX, but I doubt 300 pellets would be fully broken in. When I get a new gun I will run around 1000 rounds down the tube before I attempt any serious tuning.

RM.510bigbore said:

I have similar experiences... Either zero or hero....No blood trails the normal.. Big bore any caliber neck shot . Powder burner sub Sonics don't kill great either.... Nature of the beast....

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Makes me want to go to my truck & kiss my Bowtech.....blood everywhere..bright & frothy on any double lunger.

Thanks much Treefrog. Be Well Brother, B.

Looking for an lg300 with the blue/blond laminate stock, just the stock would be okay as well

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This listing has been renewed

Three scopes for sale!

Element Titan 3-18 x 50 FFP $475 shipped

Hawke Airmax 4-16 x 50 SFP $300 shipped
With sunshade and box

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I have two UTG compact scopes for sale. One is a 3-12 X 44 the other is a 4-16X44. They are both the smaller compact versions with illuminated reticles. Both are like new shape. Both include flip scope caps and UTG rings. I have the original box for the 4-16 but not the 3-12. The scope without rings attached in the pics is the 4-16. The one with the rings is the 3-12. Looking for 80 shipped a piece or 145 for both.

marflow 777 said:

it is an interesting idea but
Anschutz, FWB, and Diana globe sights are 9mm+ or -
the Air Venturi globe is 11mm
and i am not sure about the Daisy
the 9mm sights are hard to find and are in the 40 to 75 buck range depending on inserts
the AV is 25 bucks at PA is made of plastic and takes Anschutz 17.2mm inserts
and the AV sight like to turn white over a very short time but will clean up

the right way to go would be 9mm but the easiest for the buyer would be 11mm
todays Diana 350 mag would take a 9mm and also 15.9mm inserts like the old model 75 and the 150 and 300 FWB and old Walthers

not much opinion but some info

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Thanks! Making it 11mm isn’t any harder than making it 9mm, so 11mm it is

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When will these be available?