bbbrownbommer said:

I agree with Blackburn the notos is a fine lightweight hunter. Here's mine with the buck rail hardware.

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may I ask about the grip you are using? TIA

Just remember, less is more, use only the amount of air necessary to get the pellet out to where you want it. It really doesn't take much at 100 yards, except a heck of a lot of practice and watching that pesky heart beat. I started at 30 yards 24x scope and learned to time the beats. worked out to 50, then 100 and 125. JSB 18.13 work fine or 22gr. RMR/FX slugs. 100 yards one shot. FX Maverick Compact, barrel's cleaned up
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I am shooting 10.34 grain pellets at 900 ft/sec. I have let sit 2 days and no low first shot.

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I'm confused with all the generations.
I really want a Crown, likely in .177 if not then .22 for sure. but I'm not interested in any extending barrel shroud. I want a short either 380 or 500 mm barrel. Which Crown and I looking for?

Stubbers said:

He got 16 fills for his 150cc gun, which would translate/extrapolate to 48~ on his 50cc, as he said "something like 50" which sounds like he rounded.

Nonetheless, yes that seems about right, 50~ fills for a 50cc from 2000-3000 from a 1.6L filled to 4500.

Using AoA's fill calculator they say around 80 fills for a 45CF tank going from 1450 to 3000 with 4500 tank pressure. My personal calculator I built says closer to 72.

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Hello sir yes I saw this calculator earlier today surprised the inventor himself reply my topic that is pleasure
Yeah that's my inputs to your calculator
I like the idea of adding air loose during bleed the air (am I right?) I assumed the air loose during bleed %10 which is 5cc (0.005L) of tank capacity 50cc(0.05L) and fill my gun from 100bar ( before yellow line) to the end of green (200bar)
So this is my result for 3L scuba tank about 40 fills!!! That's very impressive

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Awaiting response from email sent to Arken. Or maybe I should just return it to Amazon?

Pretty sure the seller accepted all pending offers and closed up shop. I offered a low but respectable offer on the Boss.

After getting the stolen gun back to the original owner. He helped me get another air rifle so I could still shoot. There are some good people out there

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Shot 2 or 3 times, so Like new Vulcan 2 in .25 caliber. Rifle comes with: OEM box, OEM carry case, owners manual, accessory box with 2 magazines, fill valve, extra o-rings, pin, key chain. Rifle has supressor. $850.00 shipped to your door. I will be glad to discuss this rifle with you on the phone. PM me for phone number.

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What pesty said!

My testing finds them to be as advertised as well. Very consistent in all regards.

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Just a shut off. Not a bleed valve.

Same here! I’d already replaced them to no avail but decided to try again and bingo!

rcs9250 said:

I echo your journey. I have bought 13 PCP’s and 2 springers. I narrowed it down to two FX Crowns and an AA HFT 500 PCP’s and a TX200 springer.
Being there’s no where to try out airguns near me the only method was to buy and try. All were really good but the FX’s just gravitated to the keep list.
An Evol .30 could catch my eye but they are pricey.

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Yeah in the beginning when I got into this hobby I wanted to try it for as cheap as possible in case I didn't like PCP guns and I'm never really like spending a lot of money on one thing. But I am really happy that I bit the bullet and actually treated myself to some quality products in this hobby. Like I said I don't really regret spending that money on cheaper guns because they were a good learning experience and it gave me the knowledge and experience I needed to treat my good guns right. But if anybody ask me my opinion now I would tell them just save up and buy something you know has a good reputation.

Gerry52 said:

For consistent, long range, 100-300 yards I've seen (& shot) amazing results with a .25 Panthera, 600mm barrel with Altaros slugs (Centercut's gun). It was spot on at 286 yards!

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thanks ill look up the differences with the M3

JimD said:

I agree the 4500 psi tanks are far more desirable. That is what I use and the only thing I would consider buying if I need another. In addition to the tank, I needed a fill set. I tried an inexpensive one (under $100) but it leaked badly so I went to one that was closer to $200. A tank plus a fill set and a way to charge the tank (I use an inexpensive Yong Heng compressor) is a great setup for PCPs.

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ive had great success with the cheap $50 ebay fill systems,
although i do replace the hose with a microbore hose of better quality.

currently have 2 of them

The AA RN10 was a 10 meter gun that is very accurate.
It became the AA Pro Target which was modified for Field Target use as the R10 was already being modified for that usage.
Then it morphed into the EV2 which was the next step in the evolution.
I believe the regulator and most of the action is common to those guns,
The EV2 evolved with sliding breach becoming a lever action.

My understanding is the regulator got a substantial improvement on the Mk3 Pro Target but that it is refittable to the earlier guns.

I have a Pro Target and the finish is pure Air Arms quality.
Have not had a chance to shoot it because it is in getting resealed now.

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