@ FIdi_G., you did not mention the distance you are shooting. Wind could be a factor. A 2 mph wind will move a pellet a couple inches @ 100 yds and you can't feel it on your face.. Try wind flags and study the wind.

Check out Nrl22.org. They have all of their rules and the course of fire for each month is posted.

No longer shoot with Co2 ... agree with others once below 70* and into the 60's is about it IMO.

Clifford1973 said:

Thanks for the advice
What is your reg pressure set at ?

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Not exactly sure the reg setting but I think it is at 140-ish or close to that.

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No matter what rifle you are looking at....when your spending big bucks, it pays to try it out first, before you buy !! Looks mean nothing if the rifle is not comfortable to hold and shoot !! We are all built differently, what works for one may not for another, so....try before you buy !!!!

Received a mail from those above, they have announced a compact crony,available March- April $ 599 us. Interesting times in the crony market! Mal in au.

Here in the states & the typical commercial shooting sites we use for competitions, those of us who manage or match direct generally are required to have an RSO ( Range Safety Officer ) certificate. These are acquired after reading the provided info/documents, some in person class time and then taking a written test. I don't think w/o the one on one class time and validation of who is taking the course a Mail ordered certificate of training & compliance could or would be issued ???

Two months ago Pellets and Pistons Airgun channel said he was taking a hunting break. Anyone know when he is returning, I kind of liked his vid’s.

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Sawney Bean said:

I thought about going that route as well. I don’t really think that checkering has any practical purpose on a rifle and it definitely makes it harder to refinish and clean and hides the grain of the wood. Ultimately though I just think that it looks good and I really like to shoot and handle beautiful guns.

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It would look better if they made it longer to fill the stock size.

What is considered to be full powered.

Jobo said:

What would the highest grain slugs be to fit in the 9mm?

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Maybe 81 grain

You guys have your fun.
These days, I run everything bone stock.

Guess someone wanted a different gift...
.177, Walnut stock, Lothar barrel, two mags, single shot tray (factory, not 3D junk), CP scope. As new in box, $350 & $20 shipping should cover lower 48, adult signature required, only where legal.

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Noe molds Google it just remember 22 cal .218 and 25 cal is .250 not .257

RavenRider said:

I'd like one , can we get on a list or do we have to watch Amazon for restock?

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Pretty much have to watch Amazon. I am working closely with the vendor and I'll see what info I can get out of them

ryan1992rpl said:

So you can use the huma reg in the cb v2 back plug? I have the the v2 back plug already and have been getting reg issues recently. On the huma website it says it for the tube version only.

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I had to do a ton of digging around and looking a lots of vids but yes I have the v2 back plug with the huma reg. On the installation manual on humas site it shows the bottle portion. You have to have the v2 and it’s a drop in for huma.

Thanks for the feedback! Has anyone used the magazines for ShootingNewB ? As I am new to the forums I cant reach out to him yet but would love to hear any feedback on his magazines..

the jam i have no idea
the 800 is a Diana Bandit or i should the Bandit is a 800
now the 800 is the PCP version of the CP2
here is the states we have the Chaser CO2 and Bandit PCP
the Bandit and the Chaser are the same except the power supple the grips and end cap

now the trigger can be reworked i have done much work to them so they have only 1.5mm of movement
but let's talk simple adjustments
there are 2 screws in the trigger and the front one is too short and back one is there but way to short
both screws are 3mm-.50 thread and if you were to get a couple 8mm and 10mm you can adjust the trigger
they say the trigger is 2 stage but it is not it is one stage
the front screw takes up trigger slack and pushes the sear down and is always in contact if you want a nicer trigger
the rear screw which they never made long enough, takes care of the fire of the pistol by pushing the sear down far enough that hammer moves forward
all the adjustments can be made at a table and you can watch what is doing what with the stock off
the pins in the trigger assembly like to fall out because they are undersized, i have replaced all of mine

now you will see a screw in the sear and that is a stop screw

these are just ideas and it is what i do but in reality what others do is none of my business

Unreal. I still haven't had the pleasure, but one day for sure I'll get one.

If I could shoot 3 times a week I'd be as good as they are too.

Beautiful rifle!
Tell us about it.
How do you like the wraith?