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Air Arms  Kalibrgun Cricket II Tact 6,35 Air Regulator

I'm very happy with the JSB Exact King MK2. Precise even at long distances...



I tried the H&N Hornets which are scary as they are piercing... but I lose a lot of precision... beyond 30 meters they are decidedly unreliable

yesterday morning I shot a few shots with the MK2... the speed of the ball initially in the morning around 08:30 AM was about 268 M/S after about an hour it had dropped to 262 M/S... I held the cylinder always charged at around 200 Bar...

I don't know why it changes so much... I thought I'd go and find out if it was a regulator problem....

Tuxing dual filter..

I recently bought one with 3 stages, charcoal, molecular sieve, and desiccant. Well satisfied, but PCPs don't care much about the air taste, so the charcoal doesn't do anything for me. Will try just the sieve and desiccant the next time.

Also keep in mind, these big filters represent a significant load on your compressor. It's like filling an extra (about) 60 cc tank, as far as I can tell from timing a fillup.

I solved that issue with a couple of valves, so that after the first fill of the day, the pressure would remain in the filter, while the compressor output, and gun filling ports, could be bled properly.
Agreed, several good points. My Yong Heng fills fast so long filters aren't a concern, other high-pressure air (HPA) compressors that take longer to fill, and thus risk generating more heat, the ability to hold pressure in long filters is smart. WM

Air Venturi  To the Avenger folks…

Not NPT because the exploded drawing shows an O-ring sealing each one. And probably not BSP because it's made in China. Most likely M10 or M8. Hopefully someone can answer definitively.

[edit] M8 x 1.0 per this thread:

American Air Arms  Paradigm Slug testing

That seems like a too nice of a Rifle for NRL22, that's awesome! How do you like your Tract Scope?
For me a rifle is meant to be shot and used. I do have an Arca rail along the bottom of the stock to protect it. This rifle is cheaper than the rifle I built for the NRL game ;)

The Tract scope I really like. It is nice and clear and tracks perfectly. The only thing I wish it did was focus down lower than 25 yards.
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Other  New options for Veradium Air Taurus

Man I love @zx10wall Tarsus you built for him and it shot amazingly! I can’t thank Derrick enough for letting me shoot it. Some of you might not know but took 3rd this year at EBR. First time ever shooting a BB! The BP version is awesome looking and will do a ton for taking the stock plastic play out. The BR version is what I am really looking forward to! Brian is always innovating.

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Lancer tactical air guns and pellets

Im not getting the spa part .. is that Qingliu air guns part of spa ?
Qingliu Makes predominantly Airsoft Guns and Some Springers but could not find PCP's : http://fjairgun.com/index1.asp

I would assume they manufacture and white label for Lancer (Airsoft)

They are as far as I know not related to SPA (Snowpeak)

HW95L moderator

Pic of my HW95L moderator.
Moderator weighs 4.32 oz, 122.6 g, 1892 gr. Barrel length = 15.75” from end of moderator to end of breech block. Barrel without moderator = 12.188”, (12-3/16”, 309.575 mm), from thread end to breech block end. Moderator is 6” long. Female threads start 2.1” in from beveled end of Moderator. Rifle length = 41.875” from end of moderator to butt center. 29" from moderator end to compression tube end. Thread is 3/4" long & 1/2" diameter with 20 threads per inch.
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