algunas cosas buenas y otras malas, como todos los fabricantes
todo lo que hacen no siempre es correcto
A veces pescamos fanáticos

The other 2 suggestions above usually has them as well.

Vortex shows in stock.

http://www.vortekproducts.com/ourstore/Beeman_HW_cockingshoe

Now.... some say you may need to file and fit the new shoe in or cocking arm end just a tad.. some places like chambers (uk). Have a foot note on that ..

Should not be a big deal .

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I’d like to trade for a Gamo. PM if interested. Mine comes with a scope too.

Here is the rifle for trade: https://www.airgunnation.com/thread...ir-trade-for-pcp-or-another-springer.1297936/

I was looking at the newer swarm Magnum pro 3i . Seems just a more fancy stock (???).

For single shot I went whisper fusion mach 1 .22. If I was to do another id probably try the hunter extreme pro .22 . I prefer guns with sights on them over stranded to scope only models. I shoot irons a lot so I stick to them guns ..

If G2 Uragan shroud is assembled the same as G1 it should just be glue on the threads. I have had glued ones before & got them off with those stuck jar lid openers by hand. Tough but did come off & no damage. Thats some seriouse bad accuracy for Uragan's. Ive had the .25. If dealer won't swap you out Uragans, I would try & get shroud off without damage. I would then somehow get a peek at barrel internals with bore light & magnification & or bore scope.. What are the groups doing when shooting them ? Completely eratic POI .?
also is that scope known good to go.?
Joe

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UmarexUSA-JB said:

New pressure seal magazine greatly minimized the air escaping from the magwell area.

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Have you considered a 357 version?

I have a Vevor I made some a couple mods to it but it has been excellent for me filling PcPs it is portable and can run 12vor 120v. The test will come when I start filling small Guppy size tanks with it.
If it gets too hot I will make a cooling coil system from 1/4" soft copper tubing for the pump with disconnects and a inline pump the idea is to pump cold water that has been sitting in my garage refer in a 5 gal bucket and if that heats up to fast then put in my freezer for a bit.

amaxjack said:

Thanks for all the great replies. I forgot to tell yall it’s 30 cal with a 357 barrel. I’m thinking I will need all the power I can find. I will be shooting long range 2-300 yards at black birds. Maybe a deer also. Thanks again for the help.

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Lol yeah I’d upgrade it to get that kind of power your looking for. Good luck!

OK SOUNDS GREAT. THANKS ALL FOR EXCEELNT ADVICE. WAS LOOKING AT THE CRONYS LOOK SOLID. THINK ILL ATART WITH THAT. TURN OUT ALL THE WAY AND START DIALING IN ON THE 4TH SETTING. THEN GET IT AROUND 860 FPS A. THEN DOWN THE ROAD ILL CHECK OUT SOME OTHER SPRINGS AFTER I RESEARCH A LITTLE. PROM WHAT I'VE RESEARCHED IM SHOOTN FOR 80 GOOD SHOTS....YES NOT TO BAD...LOVE THE AIRCUDA.... THANKS ALL.

I kept this rear hook for my AirForce Condor when selling it back in 2009 and it fits my Ghost, but it doesn't offer any grip. The current plan is to wrap it with heat-shrink and see if that would add some grip.

Hello amigos of AGN.

I have $1250 of budget to buy my next pcp for plinking and hunting, I’m looking for rifle + scope .

Only can pay through PayPal G&S.

Let me know what you sale ….

Thanks for watching

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beerthief said:

MY advise is to go to Joe B's air gun range , you will learn a lot more and not have to put up with someone shooting a .223 next to you .

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Recently went to range where people were shooting AR15’s-literally shrank my d’’?,k

I have a gaming laptop only 2 weeks only wanting to trade for an airgun .25 or .30

Years ago, when I was a kid, me and my brother were quail hunting in Western Oklahoma. We had spent the whole morning and hadn't bumped into a single covey. We stopped for lunch at a truck stop and this guy was bragging about getting his limit of Bob Whites that morning. We told him we hadn't seen a single bird. He took us out to his car and opened his trunk and there he had 10 Meadow Larks.

MikeVV said:

A stainless AP16..............mmm, is this April 1st ?

Mike

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Well, stainless isn’t the right word. I guess natural aluminum. Or silver anodized. Whatever the silver one is lol. Thinking about my 1911s got me on stainless.

joelayfield said:

i still like bolt over the side lever , if everything started out side lever i think the topic would be how great the bolt is ! i have lots of both and find the straight pull back on the bolt more favorable on some of my guns

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Likewise, simpler motion, if you have a valve system (like I do) that doesn't need a heavy hammer spring there's no need for 3:1 levers, its so much better. My hammer travel is .4"~ and the total bolt travel is around .7"...with about 4 lbs of force required to cock, much preferred over a side lever. Side levers are a lot more finicky and prone to breakage to boot.

The above can't be accomplished via a simple production rifle (yet), hopefully someday...

-Matt

Jay308 said:

I weight sorted a tin of 10.3’s and wasn’t sure if it actually helped at the time, but I have had some unexplained fliers lately. I’m probably going to do another tin to see if it helps and chrono also.

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I found weight sorted to a 1/10th grain helped.

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Attempt #2 (all 10 shot groups this time). First groups/picture was with Baracuda Match 10.65 for comparison. The left side group was shot from a front bag only, same as the Benjamin pellets. The group was a little wonky so I switched to front bag only, hand between the stock and bag. Hmmmmm. Big improvement there. I'm going to come back to the artillery hold with these pellets at a later date. From memory these pellets were doing well with a rear squeeze bag too so much more testing needs to happen. Notes would probably help too...



My next picture is continuing back with the Benjamin pellets. The first 2 groups were a hand under the fore stock, artillery style and I did change my POA for group #2. They were far from great but a lot of that was me. The 3rd and final group was back to normal front back with support hand on my shoulder and under the butt stock. I'm not going to argue it. These pellets shoot great without a full blown artillery hold.



While the comparison seems to show the two pellets are pretty closely matched in MY gun, I feel like the Benjamins are a pretty cut and dry winner. I need to work on my holds a bit with this gun but I think at the end of the day I can't go wrong using the 10.5s.

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I bought this rifle from a fellow AGN member awhile back haven't shot it much but it's been very accurate with JSB 18.1s and very quiet with the shogun mod on it, nothing wrong with I just need to sell it as I bought a GK1 22 from Kelly and it fills my needs for a 22 at this time. It come with 2 carm mags, 2 factory mags, fill probe and the bottle cover as seen in the pictures. $975 with free shipping and insurance in CONUS

As a rule of thumb, tank gauges with 1.5" or smaller face diameters are 1/8 NPT threaded. These gauges are typically seen as the secondary gauge that reads tank pressure. Gauges with 2.0" or larger face diameters are 1/4 NPT threaded. Another way to distinguish gauges is to see if they have teflon tape. NPT gauges are have taper threads and require teflon tape to seal from leaks.

Anyone who needs to replace or upgrade their gauge needs to ALWAYS empty the tank if replacing the second tank pressure gauge as it is under pressure. You can remove the larger gauge without emptying the tank if you keep the tank's air knob closed when replacing it. If the gauge threads are parallel instead of tapered there will either be a dowty seal (bonded washer with rubber o-ring inside) underneath the gauge or there will be a hard delrin washer at the base of the threads inside the valve. Most Chinese valves use M10*1 parallel threaded gauges in their fill assemblies. Most of the European valves use BSP threads which can begin to thread into an NPT opening. It will leak and damage the threads. Don't try to thread NPT gauges into BSP threaded fill assemblies.

Airtanksforsale, Airhog, and Omega assemblies use NPT threaded gauges. I've had very good experience using Durachoice gauges from Directmaterials.com in Houston. Their gauges are well made, accurate, and less expensive than most you'll see on Ebay, Amazon, and most retailers. I recently replaced the tank pressure gauge on an Airtanksforsale fill assembly with a Durachoice gauge when the original was off by 200 bar higher than was in the tank.