nobody1 said:

I have had plenty of pellets stuck in the trigger area and preventing the trigger from functioning.
At the beginning I did not realize this and thought that if you pull the trigger a pellet will come out.
I had a hole in a window because of that.

Very dangerous design!

With all the issues it has, the AEA HP SS should have been sold for less than half the price that AEA wanted for them ($500+).
If I knew what I know now, I would not have bought one even for half the price.

AEA HP SS or AEA Challenger Pro are ridiculously expensive junk, and I had one of each.

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so if you look at the aea hpss the bolt probe area is turned out all the way through to the same size as the main bolt.. all airguns I have have a bushing pressed in so that the hole is only the size of the probe, that keeps stuff out of the trigger group..
I'm actually attempting to make a thin bushing out of a washer and press it in to close up the big opening.. when I got it to fix for a friend it wouldn't even fire.. 4 pellets in the trigger group area..
another issue, doesn't matter if you have semi auto or bolt action there's no bolt hold open latch, so you have to have one hand holding the bolt back and another one holding the gun and a third hand inserting the magazine..
my notos has the bushing, my blitz has the bushing along with a bolt hold open latch..
not trying to put down any company but they could have easily done better.. I know that hatsan leaves a bit to be desired. but after working on this one I am so glad I didn't buy it instead of the umarex notos..
I do have a complaint about safety.. I think all PCP guns should have a bleed screw to remove the air before working on it.. the aea hpss doesn't have one and neither does the notos..
I was very careful and a bit worried about taking the aea hpss apart to clear the trigger group since there's no way to release the air pressure without firing it..
mark

Factory direct may get you a better quality. I've bought directly from Discovery Scopes recently and got a good little scope at a decent price.

Two part tool box..

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I have 1 tin of JSB match Diablo knockout slugs 50.15gr 125 pieces.
And and Nielsen Specialty Ammo 43.89gr slugs 142 pieces. $30 TYD
I will throw in a new Crown Saver 30in cleaning system.

Hi guys,
I'm having a great deal of difficulty locating a Stoger XM1 barrel band or bipod.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated

Thanks

Five tins of pellets with probably 20-25 pellets fired from each tin, and a few more from the big tin of JSB 25.39 diabolos. Good way to sample this pellet caliber. $45 shipped.

joelayfield said:

sounds like its leaking from the valve ,

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How is that fixed?

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There was that video we've all seen where the guy killed a pig with a Gamo break barrel. 36 fpe is more than enough with the right projectile and perfect shot placement. A .30 pellet probably isn't the right projectile though.

Currently we have .185, .222 and .247 on the site ready to go. Later today we should have .264 and .166 on the site as well. More coming as we make more wire.

Use the drop down menu to choose the wire diameter you need.

Omega 75 cubic foot 4500 psi fill pressure, excellent condition. $350 shipped free to conus. Please reply to email: [email protected]

I was reading something on the interweb yesterday, this if i understand it correct, well to me it seem like i just have to apply for a permit for a larger caliber rifle.
It could be i misunderstand it and this was just to cover people that got in a pinch when the new " .177 " law was made in 2013

I will have to contact the police one of these days and ask if its really that simple.

I put the rifles in rifle socks and then store them vertically in cardboard boxes in my garage.
I have been doing that for a few years and cannot find an issue with them, no rust, etc.

I have a beautiful R10 with Huma reg in .177 with factory 200cc bottle mounted and an extra 280cc bottle never used. Five magazines and many extra parts. Several seal sets, and extra firing valve assembly and the factory regulator. I rebuilt the regulator and had no idea at what pressure it was set at, so instead of buying the fixture to check it, I just bought a Huma and installed it, When it came, it was set for 110bar, and I set it at 130bar and installed it. I sot a couple of short strings to exercise the reg, and then shot a full string which I have included here (excel file below pics). The gun is super accurate, great trigger, and you will have enough parts to keep it shooting for a lifetime.
$1000 plus shipping.









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Very cool. looks Like a solid rest.

I'm interested in a 700mm (Maybe 600 mm) / 22 cal Panthera or Dynamic.

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The factory cannot predict which pellets you might be using. There is no way to tune from the factory without that type of information.
Nor the weather, elevation, humidity, etc. That's why its so tunable.

Really like the 400 mm barrel carbine. That’s kind of what I’ve been waiting for with this gun

The weather is looking great for tomorrows match. See you there.

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