Recent content by Asher

I think i saw a thread of yours regarding your troubles, I hope you get it worked out. I polished my barrel last winter, I think it helped with velocity consistency but it was already accurate. A longer while back I had my trigger sear break in two and decided to have a new one machined from...

I own an original challenger bullpup in .457 (.460-.461) when the elite came out, I nearly got one. The quick disconnect, better guage location, better trigger, nicer, lighter, more ergonomic stock, muzzle brake, all looked much improved compared to the original. Two things stopped me One was...

I like the corbin swage lube. I recommend it. I put a little bit on a wrag that I wipe down the lead wire with before cutting, doesn't take much. I've found the biggest difference in slug quality (i have a corbin s press setup) is from the lead itself. It can oxidize and corrode and this makes...

I do but for my huben k1, gk1, don cothran .457 and aea challenger .46 ( it says on the gun .457 but I slugged the barrel and groove diameter is closer to .461, and the .46s i swage work a bit better than a .457)

A lot, might be my most heavy gun, even heavier than my aea challenger bullpup, at least more front heavy for sure. Even in the rifle case you can tell how front heavy it is. Least practical of my guns for sure. Should be fun though. Usps lost my first order of ammo so still haven't shot it...

Will have a muzzle brake when they come in

hoping they are really good because I just ordered one with the 32" barrel. Went ahead and ordered the barrel band for it too. I was reading another thread about another company that made a tactical stock for the zeus before these came out, and it looks nice. It mentioned better accuracy with...

One thing that I found astonishing is that hubens and aea are made at the same place, had three seperate huben suppliers tell me so. Being a huge huben fan boy myself and loving their quality, while being pretty unimpressed by AEA, this kinda blew my mind. Well, unimpressed by their semi autos...

Gk1 hands down. Any caliber is good

I'd get the Texan then. Have fun pulling out the arrows lol

How often do you intend to shoot arrows? Air bolts that must have their fletching twisted to go in the barrel will eventually need to be re-fletched. That's my understanding anyway. Dedicated arrow launchers, like my pioneer airbow, can in theory can be shot an infinite amount of times. I don't...

Theyre really incredible. On a hot summer day i once clocked a 41 grain slug from my .22 k1 (before i sold it) going 1094 fps. (108 FPE) Was a combo of a random fluke and that 1st shot regulator creep and the weather but the reading was correct, could tell by how much harder it hit. Recently I...

I should have but didn't. I just dumped the water, removed the case and mostly took apart the cylinder. It's tricky as there are 4 screws on the bottom part near the crank that need to be removed and are also tricky to line back up when re-assembling

Yes and I've had that issue with my power adjustment too. Kept increasing power until it was so high that it used too much air on one magazine and I didn't notice, and shot with not enough air causing a jam.

I have been filling my great white with my cs4 for quite a while now. It had started to make a different noise recently but still worked. I recently got a tube of the high temp food grade grease and decided to take it apart and clean it up. It was kinda gunked up, i apperantly put too much...