Recent content by Prospector Tripp

Hello all, I know.. this thread is old.. anyway.. story time! I have a Evanix Raptor in 30 cal I bought in May 2022. Cleaned and shot several hundred pellets without issue. I installed a Huma regulator a couple months ago. Shoots 4 mags (28 rounds) before falling off the regulator on the fifth...

Hello Fly, made a video on the AEA Challenger trigger work. Hope this helps. ✌️Prospector Tripp

Hello Fly, I did the work on both my 22 and 357 Challenger triggers. It is quite easy as far as triggers go. I removed the trigger assembly. Removed the pins. Polished the three trigger touching/matting surfaces to a mirror finish. Removed about 50% of the Sear (be careful not to remove too...

Nicely done

Hello Firewaller, sounds like you got a very well adjusted one. That great! I have again returned my AEA Carbine back to Semiauto. On this iteration, I adjusted the reg pressure to about 2800 psi also threaded the cocking rod into the barrel shroud cocking piston about an additional 10mm. My...

The Huma reg definitely dropped the power on my HP carbine 22 cal and it still had some feeding issues no matter where I set the regulator. A larger plenum would help with power.. however, I got worn out on tweaking this Semiauto to function for just a few mags of good operation but always has...

I just bought from Huma and paid the total with PayPal. The vat automatically was subtracted. As I remember. ✌️PT

Huma makes terrific regulators. I have three AEA’s two regulated with Huma Regulator’s. The Semiautomatic design is so so on AEA airguns imho. I’ve had lots of trouble getting my .22 HP carbine to cycle long term properly. The design pushes on one side to cock the action and thus causes unequal...

Hello McMadCow, I reduced the 6lb gritty creepy triggers on my .22 and .357 AEA challengers. The .22 is now a crisp 1lb trigger and the .357 I kept a bit more robust at 1lb 14oz but it to is very crisp and both break super clean. If you are handy and have decent mechanical aptitude and you...