Recent content by Tylerdefrese

Meh, not very funny considering issues some customers had been having at the same time he posted this. I personally ordered a liner from their website which was labeled in stock. After 4 days of hearing nothing aside from a confirmation email, I called and found out that they did not in fact...

Both are right around the 33 inch mark. The Wildcat is doing around 80ft/lbs with a 44.8gn, the Notos does about 18ft/lbs with a hades.

I have a Wildcat that started out as a slug gun, and I’m in the process of turning it back into one. Initially was shooting 30gn at 940fps, this time I’ll likely shoot a bit heavier. My farthest kill was 196yds on a crow, as well as other crows from 150-190yds. Groundhogs I don't shoot from as...

Looking for an FX 700mm .22 STX Superior Heavy Barrel Liner. Edit: I would also buy a full 700mm .25 wildcat/maverick shroud and barrel setup, not picky about liner in that case. Thanks

I’m not 100% certain but it sounds normal. The front gauge only tells you the bottle pressure as far as I'm aware. You use the rear gauge to set your regulators. This Video should help you

I got a cheap KYL target off of Temu, was less than $60. I’ve shot the 4 largest targets on it with my .30 (75ft/lbs at the muzzle) and they’ve all held up fine. The 4 smallest have all been shot with my Notos, which makes like 19ft/lbs maybe. All of the smallest have held up fine so far...

Yeah just kind of a matter of opinion at that point I guess. I feel like for the sake of simplicity just show what you intend to sell. On the other hand, I do obviously read through a listing. But at the end of the listing I want to see whats being offered, not what’s being offered plus $1000 in...

In my mind it seems deceiving to list something for sale while knowing you will continue to use it, much like @dgeesaman had said, anything can go wrong with literally one pull of the trigger. I feel like what is for sale should be focused on in your photos, and if you don't intend to sell...

My biggest gripe with the classifieds is posting pictures of fully loaded guns when they’re only selling the gun by itself. A bipod I can understand if you want to take pictures of it stood up. But to take off a scope that you don't plan on selling is a matter of removing 4 screws, it seems...

Ordered this target off of Temu about a week ago. Was a little concerned about quality, but it had decent reviews so I ordered it. Considering it’s less than $60, I figured in the worst case I could just use it for my Notos if it doesn't hold up to my .30 Wildcat. Received it in about a week...

I’d also suggest a Notos. By far my favorite gun out of ~6 or so that I’ve owned. I have a buddy with a bone stock one (regular cylinder), I bought one used with a bottle and a few other upgrades. Both are lights out accurate, the bottle just gets me a few extra magazines per fill. Lots of...

Right, I get the concept of what it’s doing. I don’t get how it’s doing it. There’s a video on Zan’s instagram showing how to use it. Drop a pellet in head first, press it with a “probe” tool, and then push the pellet out with a button on the bottom. Is the “probe” that pushes the pellet in...

Ah yeah my bad I see what you’re saying now. In Matt Dubber’s video, and the pictures posted here, I can only spot one obvious fill source (beneath the mag) and it’s on the same spot in each version.

Can someone explain more about how the pellet sizer works? I understand what the purpose is, but am getting confused with how it makes the skirt or head larger. For example, I buy a tin of 7.62 pellets, which in actuality I get every pellet may not be exactly 7.62, but for arguments sake let’s...

The bottle version has a fill pressure of 250 bar. The air cylinder version has a fill pressure of 230 bar.