Yea, CenterX worth its weight in silver right now. Got a few bricks left, but sure would like to buy a few more

I am short, and wanted to bring down the length of pull to 13 inches on my Impact.
So I made a new Butt pad for it. The butt pad works really good and makes the gun about 1 inch shorter.
Also saves about 3oz of weight and looks cool.

If anyone wants one let me know. I am working on the Final model. Takes 3 hours to print. lol

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I owned this gun.

I use some teflon band to adjust inner barrel tolerances, cause its rattling a little from factory, put some oil and fine file some things, its a cheap gun but after I put some love to it, it's surprisingly accurate, I was hable to take down pine cons as fas has they can barely fit in the front sight.

Only problem is the trigger... only heavy double action, but you can master it, It was the most precise Co2 crappy gun that I ever have after the mods.

I recomend you tight fit the barrel with some teflon band or something and then check if the accuracy improves.

Cricket is a tack driver, the mice were shot last night @ 31yrds. Pard NV not included, I will include the mice if you want them at no charge. Price is 850 and 1/2 shipping.Gun works perfectly, I have 5 other PCP's in .22 caliber and thinning my collection. Cricket is one of the most backyard friendly and accurate PCP's I've owned. The great thing about this Cricket is it will shoot one hole groups @ 30 yards with Walmart Crosman HP pellets. PM me for phone # and more information

F/X Dreamline .22 in a Saber Tactical Chassis in great shape with light handling marks.
Current tune is stacking crossmans at 50yds. Sends heavier pellets very well out to 100yds.
Westhunter 4-16×44 scope
3 magazines. 1 factory FX and 2 Orion.
Donnyfl FX moderator
3 tins of crossman pellets and a tin of norma heavy field target pellets.
$1200 shipped conus
Bipod is not included but can be discussed.

Slugs can be a hit or miss, no pun intended. The JSB hades or fx atómics expand very well. For hunting applications i would utilize hades for anything under 70 yards. I shoot .22 so anything over 70 is rough with wind. Now for 100 yards plus I’d use heavy pellets or slugs. Depends on the size of game and weather conditions

I'm planning on getting one or two LW barrel blanks machined for my S510 over the winter. The barrel blanks have a bigger diameter (.63" as compared to .47") and are longer (around 24" as compared to "19) than the original, so I won't use the shroud. I'll be curious to compare notes. If your breach end adapter works as planned you should sell them. I'd be interested in one. Good luck with your testing!

BTW - I've done some extensive testing of the precision of my S510 XS over the past couple of months. Cleaning and polishing the barrel did not measurably improve precision.. Removing the shroud on the other hand had a big impact. The rifle looks out of proportion with the shroud removed and it is significantly louder, but precision improved by around 35% (as measured by average of the SDs from multiple 30 shot groups). When I removed the shrould the POA of the rifle shifted by roughly 4 MOA in both the horizontal and vertical, so the shroud was pulling the barrel out of true.

I’m enjoying the PARD NV008s on mine.

hoopharted said:

im having a hard time understanding how so much damage can be caused by a pellet rifle

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Bi directional recoil. When the piston releases when you pull the trigger the gun recoil rearward slightly. Faster than you can blink the piston slams forward pushing the gun forward. That quick snap jolts things loose. I dont have these issues on my firearms which recoil only one way even though its 100x harder.

when I was talking with Altaros, he told me that the ideal speed for 6.35 smooth is 49.5 grain, but rather after consideration, they have 50 grain, they fly best at 286-288 ms

carlos_hathcock said:

Good information. Should one tune the rifle first (reg & hammer) or the moderator?

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I think that's probably going to vary depending on who you ask. I would assemble the rifle into the configuration that I wanted including mounting the moderator with no spacers or washers. Then I would tune the rifle to shoot the pellet that I wanted the best I could. After I had all that done then I would shim the moderator.

The way I did it on the 98 including the graph is probably the easiest way to get it right. Using the graph you can see the trends and you can see how harmonics are affecting the point of impact.

Grassguy12200 said:

I’ve been trying to polish out my choke, but it will take years that way.

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Yes I’ve tried that in the past as well with no luck lol

Update* Received the Huma regs and installed both of them... unfortunately the heavier hammer weight didn't arrive yet so with them being the high pressure version, minimum 100 bar I was running into the same issue where the hammer could not open the valve enough so it was still showing lower FPS. I did take some shots with it and it still had wild velocity swings. Next I replaced the second Huma reg with the stock AMP reg and was hoping to at least check if the first AMP reg was the culprit, but it wasn't. The gun was still shooting erratic with swings from 900 down to 620's within a few shots. I said screw it and decided to disassemble the entire gun all the way down to removing that stubborn valve seat. I replaced all the O-rings and lubed everything up. I also chucked the hammer in my power drill and wet sanded the outside with 1500 grit sandpaper. I then used Zona polishing paper to polish the outer edge of the hammer weight and the inside of the hammer. I also polished the valve seat with the Zona paper.

I kept the Huma first reg and AMP second reg in there and said a prayer . FINALLY!!! some consistency! unfortunately I did a few things at once so I am unable to pinpoint exactly what solved the issue. I was rapid firing and it was holding the velocity! I will install the heavier hammer weight and other Huma reg when it gets here and see if I can up the velocity but right now I am getting a consistent 900ish FPS with 85bar on the second reg. Thanks for all your suggestions, I will update when I am able to test the new hammer weight.

Ordered these caulk caps from Amazon. Looked like they might fit on a Super Lube bottle, and they do! You can get these on Aliexpress for a lot cheaper, but my order for these failed, and I got impatient.

JungleShooter said:

Freely dispensing valuable knowledge,
insider information,
tips & tricks of the trade —
that's our Scott/ Scotchmo!



In a competitive world, and a competitive sport — it is indeed very nice to have people like you around, Scott.
Thanks.

Matthias

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Totally agree, we’re all lucky to have him on Team Centercut.

I have not tried slugs yet.

Shipped, no trades please.

Scotty1 said:

I’m pretty sure you just have to follow a thread. You can follow a thread by tapping +follow at the top right of a page.

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You are right about Follow a thread but it has to be the specific thread of your own post then would consider completed task.

Was a few years ago ... tho my best WAG it was regulated @ 1300-1400 psi for that output.
*Found the original build ... been tweaked on a bit for more power, but general spec's are there.
Bottle size and other lost memory specifics noted in original thread.

see: Reverse bottle custom carbine

I got it back together. I'll fill Sunday. the video for the r10 was the key. thanks

Scotty1 said:

Shows that they are no longer available.

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now to figure out which one to buy???

rangur1 said:

I must confess to a bit of "drunk texting" the original night this post was created. Upon rereading it , I saw that i significantly misjudged where the objective of the post was heading. With me, when accuracy and distance are discussed, in my head, it's with terminal pesting in mind. I forget that it's not on every shooters agenda.

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And me? Drunk posting… be well, my friend.

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bchannell said:

The cheapest solution is to sell it and buy an Airmax 30 SF 3-12x compact.

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Yeah I plan on just buying a new scope and slapping the airmax on my gamo magnum. Seems to be the best option after a ton of research. Plus I realized after testing the airmax doesn't track well when using the turrets a lot.