Recent content by rcs9250

In three years here on AGN IIRC, there was a Leshy tank on a gun that exploded, details were sketchy as I recall. And there may have been another gun tube cylinder that experienced a “rapid disassembly, again, sketchy info. A friend that owns a dive shop in New York had a paintballers carbon...

Some folks will say that they run their home compressor in the basement of an air-conditioned house. Even with air conditioning, the humidity is between 30% and 50%. Air coming out of a molecular sieve will be .1% and most likely less than that. The dryer your air, the better, that’s why some...

A lot of people think black oxide or gun bluing is a rust preventer. For all practical purposes it’s an indoor coating. But even indoors both can rust. A light coating of a rust preventive and low humidity is key. Nice work on the restoration.

And be advised, forum members have there own opinions and empirical results/proof of what works for them. How much moisture you need to deal with can dictate the type of filtration. A guy in Florida and a guy in Arizona deal with vastly different humidity levels. But having maintained a scuba...

I’m typically not a fan of 3D printed items but darn, you did a nice job. 👍👍

I 100% rely on empirical (DOPE) data from going to the range and shooting in 5 yard increments. Time consuming? Absolutely. But it’s full proof.

That’s going to be a toughy to find that adapter.

You would think by now with all the extras they add on to scopes, like Sig Sauer scopes for example, that a level could be built into a scope.

Very interesting. And makes total sense.

If no one responds with a facility you might inquire at your local FD as to where they send their cylinders.

My first PCP was a .25 Marauder in a plastic stock. I eventually went the FX route buying half a dozen different models and three or four other high end models. Eventually sold them all and went back to .22LR. In retrospect to that journey, I really could have totally gotten by with the original...

At the very least, go with F6’s Amazon link. Molecular sieve is the way to go.

Ahhh, in my haste I neglected to check PSI.

Don’t know how good it is...

Here is a link to Luxfer scba’s and their inspection. I used to inspect scba’s for the local UPS depot. It’s been a long time since I did inspections so I’ll leave the interpretation to you. https://scubaengineer.com/pictures/scba_cylinders/luxcompinspectmanual.pdf