Some recent pics from latest range day with my .30 RP. Note the custom made charging handles in 2 sizes as well as the #2 regulator digital gauge mounted on the left side with a 90 degree adapter. BTW, I only shoot slugs at 200 yards.
Recent pics of my .30 Karma RD - range day. Diablo Rod and Gun club. Concord CA
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I am inviting any airgunner to shot with me at the Diablo Rod and Gun Club in Concord CA. I normally shoot every Wednesday from 9-12. You can shot from 25 to 200 yards on paper and metal targets.smoking nice rifle.. all set to have a great time..
wish I was there to challenge you.
First go to this website to complete an online waiver and then only pay $15 to shoot at the MPR- multi purpose range.
I'm normally the RSO on Wednesdays as well.
Rod in San Francisco
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The co-axial rest, I 3d printed it. It's mounted on a scissor jack Amazon. It works as well as a $2000 pro co-axial rest.
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I specialize in 200 yards with all my pcp's. With perfect weather, I can split playing cards at 200 yards will all of my airguns.
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Nice. In the first pic next to to regulator 2 did you remove some material for easy reg access or did it come that way.Mark
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МCould you send me some photos via private message or email? I would be extremely grateful.
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Some more detailed information, such as the printed details, or the file for printing can be provided. I still can't explain how the rest works.
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Punisher, I'm offering the charging handles for sale to AGN member so I can't really give you my cad files. I can tell you that it's 3d printed in ASA-CF filament to make it strong and great if you are shooting outdoors in direct sun as it will not warp like other3d filaments.
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НLet's clarify, so there's no mistake. It's about the detail indicated by the red arrows, right?
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ok, got it now.
I 3d printed the coaxial rest that you are pointing at. It's a existing design I found on the internet https://www.mrbcrc.com/3dprint.html
It works great! I mounted the 3d printed coaxial rest on top of a scissor lift I bought on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08YMZWJK3?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_3&th=1
I also used an Amazon slide https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BKW6XWFG?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_3&th=1
I also 3d printed the rest with ASA-CF filament.
I also 3d printed 2 level adjusters that mount on the scissor lift as shown in the picture.
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You did a great job.
Thank you very much for the useful information, invaluable help from you.
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There is 1 important piece of information I did not mention. In order for front coaxial rest to work properly, the rifle butt stock needs to rotate slightly. The way I use the front coaxcial rest, the front of the airgun is somewhat tightly held into place in a "friction fit". This requires the rifle butt stock to slightly rotate as you adjust front elevation.
So I designed a rotating butt stock mount that fits the existing Red Panda rear rest pad. It easily mounts into place and moves in relation to the front coaxial adjustments. It took me awhile to figure out why my shots were not consistant until I mounted the rear mount. The movements are very slight, but important.
Rod in San Francisco
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