Recent content by Spokane2303

Thanks so much!

A question to FX Impact owners? Can I substitute NBR 90 o-rings for the 2 PUR 90 o-rings specified for the MKII Impact?

Just what I want to do! I have a surplus of o-rings for my regulated .177 Marauder; and, I want the same for my "new to me" FX MKII Impact..

12 tins new "full" and one tin about 50% full.. Note: All gone! Thanks for the overwhelming interest! Willing to trade for 0.177 or 0.30 cal. pellets. $17 ea. pellets, .20 caliber, JSB, Heavy

What O-Ring selection should I keep on hand for a "new to me" MKII Impact .30 cal.? I've looked up all the sizes and want to order only what is most likely to normally fail from use?

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Ran a new 5/32" drill bit in it by hand. Then ran it on low speed using a battery drill and "wobbled" it around a little to bore/enlarge the hole just a little. It now fits tightly! Thanks for the picture! Totally confirmed where I originally thought it must go.

Just tried it again, doesn't fit. I probed the hole and it is about as deep as length of the round metal probe tip. I'm going to hand turn a proper size drill bit into it to remove any burrs, etc?

Interesting! The probe doesn't fit in that hole. I guess I can either enlarge the home or just clip it to that area of the cylinder.

Where does the temperature probe go to measure the head temperature? I removed the case cover to change the batteries and it just appeared to be hanging freely in space above the electric motor?

How long does it take to fill a 200 cc chamber? Approximately? Minutes or hours?

So the end cap is plastic?

I even have a large alcohol burning reflection stove that would make it a cozy place to hang out on cold snowy days!

In the past I used a simple shelf in my garden equipment lean-to and shot through an open gate at targets in my paddock. This posting is now inspiring me to build an actual shooting shack! I'm retired with plenty of time and land..

Can you charge a 4000 psi PCP with a hand pump or should I just buy a compressor? I'be only used a diving tank for air in the past.