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Keysone Airguns Reliable?

JamesD.
harrympope said:
I was hoping is was a scam site so I'd save money...dammit..

thanks for helping 2024 start with dumping my airgun slush fund.
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Your post just cost me money also lol! I’m getting a .25 400 compact tuned. I owned a Cometa long ago, along with about 100 other springers. I was honestly impressed with their build quality and regret selling the ones I had. Ya know it’s worse for me because he’s close to me. I can see it now. I go there, the wood is amazing and I go home with my van stacked to the top lol.
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Upgraded the HPA filter.

AirRanger
Finally got around to slapping my pressure gauge together for the output side of my big gold hpa filter. I did this for a few reasons 1. I have a check valve between the tank hose and the output side of the filter so when I open my tank valve the pressure stays trapped in the tank hose thus allowing pressure to build between the compressor and filter without all the unnecessary back pressure slamming into the check valve of the compressor which can be harder on your compressor during initial startup, this also allows a dwell time and gives the compressor time to build up pressure in the filter and once the filter pressure equalizes with the tank pressure than the tank slowly starts to fill which is ideal with a Shoebox compressor. I also wanted an extra gauge to rely on.
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Traditional Rifle  SOLD Weihrauch HW97K, .177 SPECIAL

AirGoon
Weihrauch HW97K. 177 Maccari Hornet FAC tuned. Shoots JSB 8.44 pellets @ 835fps for 13fpe. Has a Rowan Engineering brass set-back trigger with Maccari black gloss aluminum trigger gaurd. Upgraded to a HW77k special laminate stock. very smooth handling and shot cycle! Meticulously cared for.
$625 shipped.
PayPal FF please or +4%.

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Airgun Technologies  Vulcan 3 - why I like this gun !

MikeVV
shaman said:
turn the regulator in high power mode :) and you will see the difference;-)
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Thanks...if I want to shoot slugs, I use my firearms to actually shoot...slugs .


Spinach said:
Most users don't bother with pellets. This thing is a slug shooting beast. Especially after the plenum is reversed.
I've seen some excellent results.
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Not so much all. If I want to shoot slugs, I use my firearms to actually shoot...slugs .
My Vulcan 3 shoots nothing but pellets. Sometimes, light ones, sometimes, heavy ones, but always pellets.

Mike
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Moderator Design

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Steve,

Your experience overlaps with that of many people. Note, I did not say all people.

The ideal number of baffles depends on the rest of the design, including the length of the moderator. The longer the moderator, the more added baffles help. Conversely, 6 baffles in a 3" long moderator will be less effective than only three. I see this "rule" as more about baffle spacing than the number of baffles. Ideal baffles spacing also depends on the ID of the tube; and the muzzle pressure and volume of the airgun involved.

Some designs work better at low power. Others at high power. There is no one size fits all solution that works best; unless it is the one you are selling. I make no claims about the performance of my moderator designs; other than repeating what people who have evaluated them report to me; or on open forum.

What do you mean by inverted cone? Cones should meet the projectile and airflow with their small end first to work properly. To me, that is the "right way round", not inverted. :)

How one defines "better" has a large bearing on which type of design and construction wins. Ultimately which units sell best are "better". Although brand recognition often trumps objective or subjective comparisons.

As you have a clear view about what works, I would like to know your opinion about the effectiveness of vent holes in the sides of many commercial moderators?
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Vent holes do not work in my experience. Either within chamber to chamber or externally. In fact they make the report louder.
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Umarex  Colt SAA BB

markhooper
Snake45 said:
OA length is about the same but the SAA/M29 cartridges are fatter. One will start into a Dan Wesson chamber but only go about 1/3 in.

I can't imagine why you would want to do that.
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just so you can use the Colt SAA cartridge in the Dan Wesson.. just like my PCP guns are all 22 one kind makes some things simpler.. it could add up to a lot of money for spare cartridges if you had several guns that were not interchangeable.
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