Recent content by BSJ

Doesn't need to be super tight either.

I purge after every fill. That's after 3-4 minutes of run time. If you don't purge, your check valve will stay sopping wet...

100% of my actual hands on experience says corrosion is not present. Believe whatever you want...

Pressurizing the sieve is what makes it absorb water vapor effectively. The cheap Tuxing type without a PMV are ineffective until the tube reaches a high pressure. The lower pressure air flowing into the gun is not dry. Yes, I seen years of verbiage on the topic. Lots saying it will happen...

You are wrong. Don't just repeat stuff you read/see on the web. Three years of use and not a speck of corrosion.

I've heard the US only accounts for 14% of the Chinese economy. As our Dear Leader cuts us off from the rest of the world, whom do you think will fill that vaccum?

Been a bit, but I couldn't find anything when I was looking to answer the same question myself.

AA's "tactical chassis' is a good option. A BR plate on the forearm and any number of AR type stocks are available. This too https://sureshot-airguns.co.uk/custom-stocks/

Shallow used to be the good ones. I haven't see anything saying the new shallow skirts are any better than the same junk they've been putting out since lockdown. I've relegated my COVID era MRDs to my PP700 at 15 yards. 4000 of them useless for anything else!

Just curious. What is the shot to kill ratio? Are you getting 3000 kills a day?

Testing this right now. I ordered two tank valves from Aliexpress. As of noon today they just left on a flight from China. Shipping was "free" without any extraneous charges included. I'm curious if they'll make it under the wire or what...

Don't believe the FX hype. ALL is not what it seems.

You could buy a 12 x 12 inch steel plate. Make a stand for for it, tilting the top towards you as the shooter. Put bait in front of the plate and only shoot when you're 100% sure nothing can get past the plate.

Don't fight with it. Send it back and get another one.

Bill says they are user serviceable!