AEA aea sf standard of sniper
- By r2daizzzo
- PCP Airguns
- 6 Replies
Sorry standard or sniper.. that's the models
will buy a tin to make this test jsb you referring?18.1 at 880 fps will hit harder at 30 than 14.3 going 1060, at that speed the pellet slows down very quickly and accuracy is not comparable. Worth a tin to test out. Also the 18.1 can be shot a little faster at 910 fps if need be.
Thanks.
This link will give you a sling mount to the pic attachment points
I bought a King "base system" (barreled action) from Europe Airguns and they shipped to me in the US.Ive see that FX does sell naked guns In the EU-
but they will not ship them to the US.
Your predictions make come true but I don‘t know if I will live that long.Some guns are more suitible for the bench. I preferre guns that are made for woodswalking. I admit I am attracted to Daystate guns in generel. They are pretty and very well made.
I predict Daystate will in future also make pcpc with the airtank over the barrel and in a classic design producing power and accuracy unmatched.(just about).
Post some detail pics when it comes in.In for a HW50 SE red, but
The HW97KT 1899 edition is listed at $995.99. Who’s biting?
I've only gotten moisture from mine so far. No grease or dark stuff that I've seen yet. I haven't taken mine apart cause its just got a little over 2 hours on it. I do have a habit of putting a paper towel down below the drain line so I can see if there is anything coming out other than moisture when I bleed the system.
I've got an inline filter between the compressor and the fill hose end. I check it after every use and it has not had any moisture make it down the hose to that filter yet. I'm pleased with it so far. I did add an external digital temp sensor to the pump head next to the factory sensor. I like to be able to "KNOW" how hot it is when its running. Also added LED lights to the water tank so I can see the pump working without having to remove the tank cap while it's pumping. I also 3D printed a bracket to fit over the pressure gauge and it has a LED in it pointing down to light up the gauge housing so I can see it better. And finally I put on an hour meter to keep track of run time.
Thx
Ray