I give up on 177 slugs!!!!!!!!
- By rwsmike
- Projectiles
- 23 Replies
Stick with the pellets....I enjoy airguns for fun of using pellets .
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thank youStill waiting for mine. I like your setup
Thanks alotHammer is at 15.50mm with power wheel at max. valve is at 4 line with the valve seated at about 5.2mm.
Does have the FX slug kit installed without the spacer with included valve spring. 8,5 gram hammer weight and heavy hammer spring from HumaAir.
Viking Airgunner has a video tutorial with the same meathod I use to tune my impact.
KnockOut .217 or anything in 25gr. It love 25 grs..
He was facing towards me, put the crosshairs on his nose and it took the top of his head off! I recorded the shot with my pard, I'll post it hear later!Ain't no brain damage if the brain is mist-afied
I usually change gauges on everything. I don't have one in my possession yet to measure. I do have digi calipers. My friend who lives in another state is going to be using the gauges I take off but is trying to finish his stock now and wants to know the diameter. He will just have to wait until I do finally get one and measure them because nobody knows the diameter.A lot of folks change them shortly after getting their Mavericks. I changed the ones on the three I have owned almost immediately. They are small and hard to read accurately.
Do you own a set of calipers or maybe able to borrow a set?
Slugs. H&N Gen II 30gr .218 @ 960fpsThats with pellets & slugs?
Yes Vibra-tite VC3 is the best threadlocker I've tried. I've tried every threadlocker I could get my hands on. VC3 is the best imo. I prefer to buy several of the little squeeze tubes at a time rather than the glass jar with applicator. The whole jar tends to cure before you use it all. So, with cheap little squeeze tubes, if an opened squeeze tube cures before you use it all you're just out one tube and a couple dollars.When you find the best tension for your gun, use a thread locker to keep that tension on the pivot bolt. Some like to use Vibra-tite as you can adjust it after applied/cured to bolts or screws