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Spray painted my FX Crown video

@Vana2. lol, yup I was nuts to do so, but I am actually quite happy with the outcome. I would never sell this gun and now it is unique to me.

Yes, it is a synthetic stock and not wood. I have added some more patterns to the gun after the video was filmed. But I might add some more darker colors in the future. Thanks for watching.

Huben  Huben issue

Hi,

You set your regulator very high, is it really necessary?

With my huben .25, regulator set at 160 bars with 35 clicks and zan 38gr .253 I get 984 fps, but it shoots better at 944 fps 32 clicks (it groups in 3cm at 60 meter).

I had a Huben 22 in 2018 with huben slugs 40 gr I had problems like yours, the slugs too heavy and / or tight creates too much back pressure on the valve,It even breaks the aluminium plate behind the valve.

For me, using 50-grain slugs is not advisable on a hammerless system.

The old huben .22, 40 gr slugs looked exactly like the Altaros, but I think there may also be a issue with the shape of the slug and how the seal is made in the magazine, A “cup base” or "flat base" helping the slug to come out faster.

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Sheridan  My Sheridan Blue Streak...

UPDATE... Installed a new bolt cam and the screw that rides on cam. Never did find a spring for the side of the bolt, so its back together without it. Bolt, or maybe its the hammer, pulls back but doesn't feel very smooth. I coated everything with moly grease, so maybe it will get smoother with use.
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Umarex  Where to get Umarex O-ring

Well, I messed up, and it’s because I failed to correctly read the German parts diagram. The 4.0x1.5mm o-rings are too large- they’re for the .25 caliber model. I needed 3.5x1.2mm for my .22 caliber. Captain O-Ring was out of stock on the 3.5s, but I found them at Oringsandmore.com. 25 for $1, plus $7 for shipping. They work perfectly!
Thanks again folks…

HW/Weihrauch  Barrel interchangeability

The lock up on the receiver side is pretty much set by the top of the fixed wedge. I'm wondering if someone at the factory is installing that wedge upside down?

A misplaced barrel pivot hole would also cause a shift in lock up position but I'm betting these are computer machined and less likely to be off.

I did get a new 50 sent to me recently and it had minimal droop that would likely go away as the breech seal flattens to size. There's hope they addressed the droop in the new models.
I hope so too, it seems to be a common theme here with the droop the rifles are shipped with.
The lock up on the receiver side is pretty much set by the top of the fixed wedge. I'm wondering if someone at the factory is installing that wedge upside down?

A misplaced barrel pivot hole would also cause a shift in lock up position but I'm betting these are computer machined and less likely to be off.

I did get a new 50 sent to me recently and it had minimal droop that would likely go away as the breech seal flattens to size. There's hope they addressed the droop in the new models.

The lock up on the receiver side is pretty much set by the top of the fixed wedge. I'm wondering if someone at the factory is installing that wedge upside down?

A misplaced barrel pivot hole would also cause a shift in lock up position but I'm betting these are computer machined and less likely to be off.

I did get a new 50 sent to me recently and it had minimal droop that would likely go away as the breech seal flattens to size. There's hope they addressed the droop in the new models.
I never thought about the lock up side of it...I only have the one Weihrauch so nothing to compare mine with but those with multiple rifles could compare to see if that could be a factor.

Other  Have you seen EPIC?

A lot of money for something that has not yet been researched and proven, in the EU the price is around €2K, I'd rather save a little more and buy a Skout Epoch mk2 to enjoy until retirement.

Couldn't agree more. With a Skout Epoch you're supporting an American made product that has ground breaking tech (to pcp's) for similar price. Their support is hands down one of the best I've seen and they have presence on this very forum.

-Matt

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