Recent content by Shooter22

Artemis PR900 Carbines in .22, x2

If I cannot handle it and try it first I wont buy it, Its that simple.

Well Sir, I bought a cheap basic Chinese made compressor for under £200 11 years ago, and it still works, But I only use it to fill guns not dive bottles.

What do you lovely people consider a " Shorty" ?. In my warped view of the world a rifle is 36 inches plus, a carbine is 30 to 36 inches, and compact is 27 to 30 inches and shorty is under 27 inches. EXCLUDING SEPARATE MODERATOR. I promise not to get into how you say "Carbine" :) :) There...

So there are a few tweaks you can do, (1) open the trasfer port in the breech block. Normally it has an Adjuster allen screw in the top, often you can back it off to open up the TP, and / or you can open the TP itself to about 2.5 mm to see if it improves. Do it gradually. (2) Take the pistol...

Sir, PP700s often do have different sized transfer ports in the falling block breech, I've seen em from 0.7 mm to 3.5 mm and everything between, In many countries air pistols are limited to 3 or 4 ft pound, (6ft pound in the UK) but with a little effort can be brought up to around 10 ft pound.

Same UK spec 700 with Folding Bob Pattenden carbine stock.

Here is a pic of my UK version, somewhat tweaked PP700 converted to carbine. and a fixed Bob Pattenden Stock.

Err scuse my ignorance but what is this phrase " Enough Guns" and what sort of unspeakable could say such a thing?? :)

Holy hell, what a pistol, I wish we could have this in the UK.

Here is a good real world review of the Vixen at a club in the UK.

I prefer the weight of the bottle etc to the rear closer to the shoulder, it makes for quick aiming and pointing and keeps the weight closer to the body.

According to the Schematic there are a couple of grub screws under the front Picatinny riser. NOTE when trying to remove the Shroud from the barrel many people removed the whole thing by removing the barrel from the breach block, then removing the shroud BACKWARDs from breach end by...

My 22 Cal Vixen short is superb, consistantly accurate, massive shot count with 300 bar fill, nice magazines, very well made, Light, Compact, Easy for Americans to derestrict. Its a joy to EDC with or without sling. Mine only has a 25 mm red dot on it but the critters keep falling. I removed...

There are aftermarket replacement shroud kits out there that are much queter, HOWEVER the Shround is far longer than the barrel, So if you remove the shroud (awkward) and get an adapter you can fit a shorty silencer to the Vixen with hardly any extra length.