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trailhiker21 · May 16, 2025

Front regulator was the problem. UA sent me a replacement kit and after swapping it out, all is well. That internal o-ring was pretty difficult to get out. Ended up breaking one of the brass picks I bought but manages to get it out with the second one. One thing I noticed is the original regulator piston wasn’t brass like the new one is.

6gun · Apr 28, 2025

Dstrac said:
I really want to like it the size is amazing but I'm pretty close to returning it. I will give it a few days and see if dnt can help me. Thank you for all the suggestions.

You'll want to return it for about a week till you figure out the chinesium way that it works. Once it's working, it's going to be life changing if your experience is like mine.

1 gun, different ammos and speeds, but you can change kind of willy nilly for the situation. It calculated perfect to headshots the starling in the end of this cross arm tube. You can barely see it laying out of the tube at 92y. With monster hades pellets.

Racing · May 13, 2025

FWIW Mike.
When into hardened steels and stainless the drill bits to use are cut on a 135deg angle vs regular HSS on 118.
This difference in cutting angle is what delivers so to say, and such drill bits ain´t really all that much more expensive than the regular HSS stuff.

What to remember when drill into stiffer metals is to keep revs down, use cutting lubrication and keep pressure on the tip up. Ie; use a drill press when at all possible.

Peashooter · May 3, 2025

You know you are a FX airgunner when,,,,,,

cavedweller · May 21, 2025

EPG said:
Hi Rick,

Looking forward to seeing your new .177 Blackwolf up on our 30-Yard Challenge leaderboards soon.

I tend to agree with Cavedweller in that you may want to utilize Daystate’s transfer port restrictor in your .177 BW. The reason is that your regulator will not be operating in an optimal place with a 85-90bar setting and fill pressures of 200bar+ pushing on it.

God knows Daystate must have millions of brass transfer port restrictors lying around, lol - they tend to stick them in all their rifles and utilize high reg pressures to balance it - at least in rifles prior to the BW.

Finally, the Weihrauch or Huma Mod30 would be a nice sized mod for your .177 BW. Here is a good place to source the Weihrauch. UK based but shipping is reasonable and you don’t pay UK VAT - so you get it cheaper than if you lived next door to them jn the UK.

Weihrauch 1/2" UNF Moderator

MUST BE TRANSFERED TO A REGISTERED FIREARMS DEALER (UK) This item must be either collected in store or delivered to a Registered Firearms Dealer. Due to UK firearms laws, we require you to enter your nominated dealer's details into the delivery address section at checkout. ORDERING OVERSEAS We...

www.airgunspares.com

-Ed

AOA currently has the Weihrauch in stock - as of last week?

Nattboy · Apr 28, 2025

marflow 777 said:
i have a couple PR-776 pistols way better than their price would suggest good sights trigger is above average but the grips suck because they are slide out style
i have been working on one to finish a scope mount and decided to look for a solution and found some black rubber bands on Amazon they are number 82 that is there size and are easy enough to remove for a new cart to be installed and if you buy some you will have spares
perfect no WAY better yes
just an idea

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Thanks Mike, I will give that a try. My pistol likes the RWS super-H- point 6.9gr. I hope all is well with you.

SpreadLead · Apr 27, 2025

A laser designator and a 1x reflex.. Love my Zulus but I'd imagine that its frustrating as hell at that range.

Normkel · Apr 27, 2025

As Gerry52 questioned, "What compressor?". If you can post a photo of your compressor and setup, that may help with suggestions.

Gerry52 · Apr 27, 2025

Read MOhunter's post re: Stoeger Scout about 20 posts down from yours. Seems like a very light gun.

MercuryMK1 · May 29, 2025

https://community.hardairmagazine.com/threads/first-close-look-at-new-jsb-monster-pellets.1851/. I thought the new Deep was the original design ? Anyway my P2.1 loves the Deep’s

JEFFPPC · Apr 28, 2025

Making the stock more stable in the bags is a great help. Do it on the butt also.Turning a 10.5 lb bench rifle into a 17.0 gun required more weight than I could fit inside the butt. I added these rails to balance the rifle and it aided tracking tremendously. It did require having Protector making a rear bag to fit the rails.

yape41 · Apr 29, 2025

LR_Plinker said:
These may help

you remove the butstock from the tube by pulling straight down on the adjustment lever and sliding it backwards - it should pull right off. The "tops" of the tubes turn to release them from a slot in the stock. They won't come out when the stock is on the tube, as the tabs hit the tube.
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The tube tops pull out - I suppose you could carry extra pellets in the field if you so choose to...
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Thank you for the info, as I had no idea.

HogKiller · Jun 5, 2025

hplau said:
There is M3/m4 hope for the 250ftlb limit, thanks to Ernest :

His superblock along with his tungsten hammer/hammer spring opens up until 200 psi
How the accuracy will be affected is to be seen.

Accuracy is purely...sort of... a function of not having an excess of air volume, you want enough to get it out of the muzzle and that's it. There is a very sweet spot when the stars align and the birds sing....or die as the case may be.

Revin · Apr 27, 2025

My favorite time of year is when the gophers are out.

markhooper · Apr 27, 2025

that's a good looking rifle.. what brand and model?
Mark

daddypaddy · Apr 27, 2025

does anybody know anything about this scope?

Pfddi · May 1, 2025

@ChickenDumpling - Just get the dovetail inserts that go in the pic rails. They work fine on the Daystates.

https://www.amazon.com/Yatrouys-Dovetail-Picatinny-Profile-Adaptor/dp/B0C5JXZYC4/ref=sr_1_11_sspa?crid=1Y0MG8VQCHN0Q&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.944Frr2HRJXTPHtrRYa6c2ecsTsEnkSynkjMjxEmucP7Hh7BhdMaP74nYeB3Z1BAw3RxghMdVm2CylRGbyXVBJilDkGOoe9CXrzJhb-uZlXjhVgYdML0EdlTdaiz7fwpn_w66psxePbs2_ExupoGyhBmGtJVvTQNP-2RMKNOKxyamRFBVi6Pw6mpvakwCNFq0mVas6WDuf81Zf5XJB3CDvt2NV-6jx3IcBGwwkkobFNvWc6acHGhyZsCp9NrcjtxWx4jz6uhnQi8C9CtlW7Lbk5nLxmWOYqYIHpoalA15tg.g3oOY8-cHyJpsRmqHtdjXS4GG056A3FclGRUR0SZHtg&dib_tag=se&keywords=dovetail+picatinny+inserts&qid=1746105415&sprefix=dovetail+picatinny+inserts%2Caps%2C71&sr=8-11-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9tdGY&psc=1

cmatera · Apr 27, 2025

I want to shoot slugs in .177, both in .22, .25, and .30 The cocking effort has not been a problem on my balanced valve gun. My gun is the standard, 600mm (except for the .177) with the 500cc bottle, not the Compact.

Lewis · May 1, 2025

And all the congregation said.......

Amen.

mikey fingers · May 4, 2025

Bowhunter73 said:
I have a Benjamin Airbow which is very accurate as long as I align the fletchings just right but the problem here in Missouri is you can only use it during gun season. I have a Tenpoint Titan M1 crossbow that I've had for 7 years and only had to change the cables and string once, but I only shoot it to sight in each year and hunt an I've taken several deer with it out to 40 yards. I'm hoping the state finally makes it legal to hunt with during our bow season before to long.

I'm in New york ,boooooo!! Oh man the restrictions pretty sure no airgun hunting for deer or bear .not even sure about small game
I'm on long island cant touch any animals here .40 yards is the perfect range for airbows .Benjamin or airsaber 40 yards is nice shot not sacrificing power

L.Leon · May 1, 2025

Utter devastation, murder she wrote… Kudos to your skills as a squirrel killer par excellence …

jps2486 · Apr 29, 2025

EPG, thank you for a professional job of describing how to adjust the trigger on Wolverines. You must be a technical writer, no? Great job. I ordered a bag of small gun springs from Midway USA and hope I can find a suitable one. I discussed the use of ballpoint pen springs with a friend and he pointed out that the material used for those are super cheap and may not maintain the spring rate. Sounds logical to me. BTW, I measured the first stage trigger weight and it's 6.7 oz and there's no way of adjusting it short of changing it's spring. If the weight on that portion could be knocked down, that would even be better.

dljackson · Apr 30, 2025

Hmm...too bad law here requires capfire

cda00 · Apr 28, 2025

Only 1 in 10 people are left handed. My Leyla is ambi ... no longer available ... but still

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