Recent content by joelayfield

if you have a little dog or cat you might want to trap them to avoid guilt , then on the other hand they do eat small pets and chickens ,

scott "motorhead " is a guy you might want to talk with ! he does a lot of tuning to rapids old and new

i couldent figure what it was ! grub screw or , so i cut mine off ,

amazon , 16mm ID> 18mm OD , i took a heavy duty 5in floor scraper and cut the cf off the barrel . i used fiberglass resin brushed on the barrel with a 2 in. hair brush "not too heavy " dont have much time so dont worry about a dry spot , as you slide it on rotate the cf shroud and have a rag...

its too bad you cant fit a JSAR nylon hammer in it ! very smooth as long as it doesnt get grease or silicone on it , doesn't gall , my rifle is very smooth , if you could get one and turn it down to fit your pistol you would love how smooth the cocking is ,

all refurbs get tested unlike a new gun or whatever , so it may have a ding maybe " i always prefer a refurb !

i am a RAW fan and have a few , that being said im thinking your efficiency will be low , guns that shoot slugs with good power and good shot count would probably go to FX , but i would still pick a RAW and just shoot pellets , different valves , maybe Scott "motorhead " can explain better ...

im thinking that electric triggers have been around for a while , have heard they are fantastic ! when i grab my raw or theoben every now and then i never concern my self with batteries or charging ! that being said " if your all in on this fantastic piece of hardware were all still...

i have a bsa super 10 and a theoben super 12 , both bought before all the fancy fx stuff and they both still hold air and shoot the same with out messing with any adjustments ! on the other hand my fx gen 1 crown bought a few short years ago has reg issues and leaks and is laying dead...

i think they are holding out for scopes to go to a right side focus !

someone needs to help him with the restrictor on the valve , i dont remember. a drill ball hone and a bigger port from tim hill would go a long way

hey if he leaves the regulator in " more hammer wont do it ,

for hunting not so much but if hes looking to shoot at targets at 70 yards a reg would be better

i guess i should tell you whats happening , your gun is tuned for a constant 2000 to 3000 psi in your tank pushing on your valve at all times , by putting in a regulator you have created a small pocket of air behind your valve "separate from the tank pressure " so now when you pull the...

1800 is a good place , but now your just getting started , now a tim hill valve or open up the valve you have , " probably a few guys here can help you better with the stock valve , JSAR makes a SSG " and a twin spring system that works real well with the SSG , tim hill has a larger transfer...